The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-15

system Of l'rOpngandism.
Believing TINT popular liberty, individual
| rights and the general welfare can be secured
aud maintained only through the enlightenment
| OF tie people upon the fundamental principles
Of just government and a scientific political
economy. the national board Of organization
| will establish q
| NATIONAL LECTURE BUREAU
| The object Of this bureau will be 10 employ,
and keep constantly in the field, the ablest and
most efficient public speakers III the National
| ranks. Routes will be SO arranged as to enable
speakers to 30 from place to place in the short
est possible time. and at the least expense for
| travelling.
Th.s. speakers Will circulate documents, So
| lcit subscriptions for newspapers, and aid in
the organization Of clubs in all localities visited
| by them where none already exist.
| Auxiliary to the national bureau. the Chair
men OF the State boards Of organization will
establish
STATE LECTURE BUREAUS,
| to organize and utilize the local educational
provide speakers for meetings throughout the
| State III cooperation with the canvassers who
| shall estabi-h
COUNTY LECTURE BUREAUS,
| auxiliary to tie STATE bureau. Tie board Of
shool district organizers in each town shall or
game school district lecture bureau composed
Of one or more speakers III each school district
| All township apple tons for speakers should
| he made TO tie county iureau, all county appi-
cations TO tile Slate bureau and Ill State appi-
| cations should be made to the national lecture
| bureau.
NEWSPAPERS AND DocuMENTs.
The Executive Committee shall issue an ap-
peal to the voters of every school district III the
| United States. through the State organizers
asking subscriptions 10 newspapers from II
1 upward.
| Every lecturer and organizer belonging either
to the national, state. county. town or school
dis ret organization. ale expected to obtain
suh-e ibers To- newspapers or other documents
published by the putty. A certain per cent.
0 tanned from each subscriber, such MS may be
agreed upon between the publishers ind the
1 Executive Committee anil made known 10 the
| organizer. shall he divided as follows: One
| hall shall he used as local fund for the bene-
| iii of sctoo district clubs or Tor the benefit Of
pubic lecturers. AMI the other half shall be d.
| vii, 4 between the State and the National Gem
| ira, Committees to he used Tor tine publication
OF documents. hlanks postage and for such
9TH purp..es as may be qilled in the dis
| ir,pallen OF tite same.
-2.tu1 IL PREMIUMS.
Any person 81 dug tile iar-.st list Of yearly
sii ssti.eis Tor National papers To the Exccu-
tiye Committee pIlor 10 Nov. /, 1882 shall bc
The next largest. $40
The thi Observation-Disclosures. 300
The fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......... $50
The ii Observation-Disclosures. lsU
The six Ii .............. ......... 15n
The seventh -. .......... III
The eighth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
The ninth. .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
The tenth ........4.. ............... loo
These premiums. letter with the further
SIM OF $500 fot lie purpose OF extending
this plan Of organization TO very school dis
trict III tic United States. are theglits of that
great American patiiet and philanthroplst.
Peter Cooper. who Is entitled TO the thanks and
gratitude Of every son and daughter Of toll OH
the g.ob,.
Al soon rs practicable, the committee will
issue the necessary blanks to State Boards OF
Organization, who will distribute them to cv-
cry school district III thei. respective States
through the county and township organizers.
THIS system. II is believed. il carried out,
will not only thoroughly organize the party,
but supply I with the means Of education, for
THY il for battle, and lay the foundations for
those reforms essential to our prosperity, our
development, and our success in the grandest
reforms ever submitted for the support OF an
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