St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-05

GUS precinct committees to meet at the polling
place OF their respective precincts at time
which he shall name. not less than two DAYS
prior to the time OF holding the caucus. ana
then and there make provision for the same.
Sec. 4. The executive committee shall des-
ignate some certain bank OF the city of Min
neapolls to act as treasurer OF the committee,
and all moneys collected or controlled oy such
committee shall be deposited therein, and
shall be subject TO withdrawal only upon the
joint signature OF the chairman and secretary
or such committee.
ARTICLE v.-DIsCTPLINE.
Section l. In case Of the neglect or refusal
of any officer or member Of any committee to
perform the duties imposed upon him by
these articles, any person feeling aggrteved
thereat may lodge complaint In writing, stat
Ing his reasons, supported by affidavit thereto,
therefor with the secretary OF the central
committee, who shall theroupon convene the
subcommittee on discipline OF the central
committee, which committee shall hear and
determine the case
Sec. 2. In case IL appears TO the satisfac-
ton OF such subcommittee or a majority OF
them that the person complained or had &C
cepted tho office or had in any matters acted
under his appointment, and had, thereafter,
without excuse deemed reasonable and suf-
ficient by said subcommittee, neglected to
perform any duty imposed upon him by these
articles, or had willfully and wrongfully per-
ner herein provided, such committee
! shall suspend such offender from
the Office by him held, and in the discretion
OF the committee subject the offender TO the
payment of fine to the executive commit
tee OF not to exceed $40 for any one oHense
or In default of the payment thereof TO be in
capacitated for the space OF one year there
after from serving upon any committee act
ing as delegate to any convention or &C
cepting any nomination OF the party.
Sec. 8. Such decision shall be subject to
reversal upon appeal at any regular meeting
OF the central committee.
ARTICLE vI.-MISCELLANEoUs.
Section 1. For the purpose OF efecting an
Organization herein set forth. the delegates
from the various wards III this convention
will file with the secretary thereof list of
names of Democrats at least three from each
precinct of the ward and shall designate the
precinct which each OF said persons Is a resi-
dent; and from out of the list SO filed the
member of the executive committee from
each ward shall appoint precinct committees
for the various precincts OF the ward he
represents with the secretary of the central
committee. who shall notify the persons so
appointed.
Sec. 2. Upon the creation of lew precincts
the chairman of the ward committee of the
ward in which such change Is made
shall Immediately notify the members
OF the ward committee thereof, and
at which meeting the members shall be reap
pointed among the several precincts accord
ing TO their residence, and new members ap-
pointed 10 complete the committees of the
several precincts, and report of the pro-
ceedinss of such meeting and list of the
committees as rearranged and appointed
shall be fled by the chairman with the sece-
tary of the central committee.
Sec. 3. The central committee shall have
power to adopt such further rules incident TO
the carrying out of the provisions of these
articles as 1t sees 1t, and in case of a change
in the existing wards of the city shall have
power TO provide for the appointment OF
committeeman therefor.
Sec. 4. These articles are subject to amend
ment at any regular general convention OF
the party Of the city; or at any special con-
ventiOn thereof whenever the proposed
amendments shall have been referred and
favorably reported by the central committee
prior to the call for such special conven-
| ton.
1t is further ordered that these articles be
published in the DAILY GLOBE prior to theiI
| consideration by the city committee.
All OF which is respectfully reported to the
subcommittee. MATTHEW WALSH,
HOWELL W. YOUNG,
| A. A. AMES,
ORyIILE RINEHART.