The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-07
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Proceedings Cleveland and Hon.
bricks Club.

ABERDEEN Miss, Aug. 4, 'S4.
The Club met persuant to adjourn
ment at the Mayors Office. Present,
all the officers and Urge member
ship.
The meeting having been called
to order by the President, on motion,
proceedings at the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Enrolling Secretary announced
that membership of 223 had been
enrolled on the Register.
The Chairman of Resolutions, Capt,
Robt. r. Houston, submitted the fol-
lowing report, viz:
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS.
SEC. |. The name Of this club
shall be "The Central Cleveland and
Hendricks Club of Monroe county"
SEC. 2. The officers of this Club
shall consist Of President, Vice
President and two Secretaries.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty Of
the President to preside over this
Club at all meetings to preserve order
and introduce speakers. The vice
President shall preside in the absence
of the President, and in the absence
of both President and vice President,
either of the Secretaries or any MEM
Der on temporary choice may preside
Sec. 1. 1t shall be the duty of
the Secretaries to keep and prepare
the record of the proceedings of the
club from time to time and keep a
roll of the membership.
SEC. 3. Any voters at the next
November election who pledge them
selves to support the Democratic
nominees at said election, shall be eli
gible as members of this club.
SEC. 6. 1t shall be the duty of
each member Of this club to interest
himself in behalf Of the charging of
the membership, the success of the
Democratic ticket, and such other
things as may he deemed for the
general good of the Democratic party.
SEC. 7. There shall be an Exocu-
tive Committee consisting of five
members, whose duty it shall be to
have control OF all the temporal
affairs Of the club, make appointment
of speakers for different places and
such other things as are usual with
such committees.
SEC. s. Eleven members shall
constitute a quorum and majority to
rule in all cases.
Which having been considered by
the club, were accepted and adopted.
The temporary Chairman S. j.
Shields, Esq, of the Executive Com
mittee, submitted the following, as
their report, viz:
The Executive Committee Of Aber-
deem Democratic Club respectfully
submit the following report"
The Committee having made in
curry as they have so far been able
to do as to the best means Of fur
thering the success of the Democratic
party in the Presidential election this
fall beg leave to suggest that this
club cooperate with the denbcra-
cy of the county as to the necessity
of bringing out the full strength Of
the party at the polls, and in order
that such cooperation may be sys'
tematic aud that thorough organiza'
ton may be effected, they further
suggest that the Secretary of this
club will correspond with such parties
in the county who may best be able
to assist in forming other clubs
throughout the different sections o
the county, and urge upon them the
Importance Of organization. Upon III
quiry we find it important that there
should be club i'll each precinct ant
suggest that the Secretary correspond
with the following named persons;
FIRST DISTRICT.
Cotton Gin-R Dilworth, Err Wren
IA Mayield, j. S. Tubb.
Smithville Jno. q. Burdine, A l
: Dalrymple, s { Parham. Il r Caldwell
Parbam's--J RIggan, StoDewall Nc
Kinney, G. ] PArhnm, f M Turner.
II IUbbs Gross Rouds-E Z Pearce