The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-06-28
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB
An ORGANIZATION EiESEEs,E'ED
LAST FRIDAY EVENING.
Elected, aad Seyerai Committees
ganizatsoE to be the Flint Creek
Republican Club.

Pursuant to call Of tho republican
county committeeman, John G. Mclean,
fer the purpose Of organizing & rcpubli-
can campaign club :. large number Of
republicans assembled at the opera house
last Friday night. The list of members
g-ss swelia,i u the ior4-e number OF l5t
il three days time, wlth The outlook that
|. it VII probably reach l75 before tho
ratification c. The republican nominees
for president and vice president Tho
meeting Wsss called To order with i. Fer
rest rlta9 presiding as temporary chair
man aus: {. L. Ga':!e as secretary. After
q few preliminary remarks by the chair
man the election Of pernanent officers
was taken Up snd T. =. Linforth was
elected PRESIDENT M. Il. Bryan, secretary,
and z. c. Ere, schlag treasurer.
COMMITTEES.
It was moved by Mr.. Welnstein that a
finance committee be appointed, and tho
chair upon instruction naulel, II. Aalser,
". T. Allison and VIM Weinstein Oh the
same.
A committee on resolutions was next
appointed, which consisted of {. Stevens,
Nm. We;nstein, II. Forrest Titus, J. A.
Shuil, John C. King and John G. Nc
Lean.
\ motion to the effect that sn sxecu-
tive committed be appointed was carried
The chair named on tho same J. X. Par
dee. A. Mcintyre, 4. Labrie, Il. Forrest
Titus and James Patten.
THE NAME
The question of naming the organiza-
ton ther, .camo up and several names
were suggested, while others were 10
favor Of waiting until the nominees for
president and vice e-oresi;ient were known
and then name il after them. However,
the meeting was brought TO q vote on
the name Of tho Flint Creek Republican
club, which was carried.
REMARKS
were then il, order and Mr.. Titus was the
first called for. aid responded IN a clear
cut little address embracing tho issues Of
the day. On the subject OF thorough or
xanlzation he was radical, and believed
that each and all OF tito members who
have their names; on the list should caci,
| work with al! their power to aid the re-
publican cause.
VIM. Weinstoin then arose and ad-
dressed a few remarks to tho attentive
assemblaga, which Won him unbcunded
applause.
NJ I1aiser then took tho stage and
made an Oratorcal attack upon tho
free trade proc]ivities of the democratic
party. He condemned the party on its
principles and general cussedness.
A. Labrie wound up the speaking in
short and well-received speech. His re-
marks were descriptive of his faith in re-
publican principles and in the United
States.
The meeting then adjourned until tho
cali of the chairman and executive COM
| mittee.
n meeting was called for
MONDAY EVENING
bv President Linforth at the parlOrs Of
the Kaiser house for the transaction of
such business as may come before the
meeting, and tho hearing OF the commit
tee reports
The finance committee reported abcat
1919 collected, and the committee gave
it as their opinion that the fund could be
swelled to $500 or $500 before tho rati-
ticatiOn meeting.
A motion to the effect that Mr.. Lin
forth be made chairman OF the executive
committee was carried.
The date OF the ratification of the
nominations of the standard bearers of
the party for 1888, was settled upon for
Friday evening, July s.
It was decided that the different com
mitteos and as many republicans us de-
SIZE 90 &c Drunmond 10 meet the speak
crs.
The speakers in,-itc! and who viii at
tend are Hon, 4. j. BuTteigE and IT, Car
ter, Of Helena; Hon Lee antle, Of
Butte, anl James Il. Mills, OF Deer
fs2;"e.
Il vas n.o7s,.} and carried Eat a cal be
pubs :gtlcG II THE NsIg, inviting tho re-
p,1blicai?s of the Whole district, county
and territory to attend the ratification
meeting,
Merers. Stcvcaa, Patccn and Shull
vero appointed On committee on pro-
gr:iiH1Ge.
The appointment Of decorating com
lnittee was left with The chairman.
The committee on music are Messrs.
H. Kaiser. t. H. Davy and John Kaiser.
Besides these the president was author
lied to appoint any other committees he
may deem necessary.
Wm. Heinstein was appointed as
committee Of one TO tender an invitation
to the Granite republicans to attend the
meeting here. and T. inquire whether ar
range,nents can be made for speaking at
Granite he NEXT evening.
The meeting then adjourned,
~