Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
THE IR0QUOIs.
a Leading Democratic Club
Established.
NICELY FURNISHED HALL
List OF Temporary 0lilcers--g'he Roll
Prepared Meeting Tomorrow
Evening.

For many years tho Iroqnols clnb has been q
lcadlug Democratic oraanisation al san FIRM.
| cisco, md has gradually extended its famlfca-
tons 70 other cities Of the Etate. Such has
been rs success, ana 10 1ell has It advapced
I the principles Of tho Democratic psrty that q
4 unmbsr Of gcntlcmen Of that political faith
! living in Los Angeles saw that II would be an
I cxcclvnt innovation hero. During tho meet
leg Of tile State Convention here masy OF the
| ssn Frauclrco Warriors, Including Grand sa.
chem Max Pepper, were present and the oppof-
tunity WIS tsized 70 organize Los Angeles
I Ircquoie cinb. About $50 good citizens OF
Democratic persuasion signed the roll aud on
/ Thurtdhy cseuing many Of them mel 81 Opera
Hopee Hall and temporary officers were elected
| and iuitlnted as follows
! pfaeldent. Nldnsy IAcav- Grand eachcm:
| Vice fgesldenta,-J. y. Moran, Haeamore
u. W, Patton. Medicine Man; G. P. Kearney,
| Financial secretary A. g. Clark, Recording
hugepc GERMAN, Thos Mecsreey, y Q,
PrsuSs, rios. ss Rely, .. " Burton, J. 4, T.
Mathews.
THE oBJEcrs.
Tho ceremonies Of initiation we're very Inn
| presaive, aud It can be said that nobody, ex-
ceptinR he be a Democrat, can belong 70 the
| Club; THIS following preamble OF The CLUB VIII
Believing that in the success Of the doctrines
OF the einocracy. both National and State, lies
ttlt pfttcnl befUfiiy ana fulurf prosperity VI
the Institutions bcqueathed to us by our faith
crs. aud feeling couhdent that no other parti
can have such claims upon the suftarages OF
the people, we have deemed II wise to organize
u club for the promotion Of social Intercourse
among its members TO render stronger the ties
that binds us ~ friends, and to inculcate the
pfinciplcs OF liberty and equality, the twin
blessings OF American freemen
with this end la view, We have no hesitancy
In appealnR to those who love their country,
aand would strive 10 prepetuate its glorious
Tho club isexpected to be permanent In
stitutlon. aud Will be kept up IN or years as
well ns when Presidential elections are pending.
The members Will look after registration OF
voters, viii Inform themselves ON political
topics, and viii entertain Democratic visitors
from abroad, No man Will be permitted TO use
his position asa member OF the club to secure
the nomination or election OF any one
man on the ticket, but he win be es-
mated, and III case Of his failure so to do the
Iroquois will know him no more, During the
Interim q elections essays WIN be read picnics
ganizGtion social and political
THE CLUB ROOMS
Messrs. Lacey, E Gernain and A, w. Barrett
were appointed q committee on securing and
furnishing rooms, and most nobly have they
done the work A splendid hall, sixty.ive by
thirty feet has been Procured at "a North Main
Company had its oficas This hill has been
elegantly carpeted aud seated, and handsome
dcaks put In for the officers. There nre two
spacious ante rooms, one for paraphernalia and
the other for committee meetings. These rooms
win be in charge Of ianitor, and members of
81 e Gos ana na n1 w 9s paesrs s
the day win grace the tables in the hall and in
the rooms.
TOMORROW NIGHT.
The members of the Iroquois Club win meet
tomorrow NIGHT at the new hall, ~ North Main
street, ut = O'clock for permanent organization.
The constitution and bylaws have been copied
in book, which fs At Sidney Laceys office, No.
106 North Spring street. and all who have here.
tofore Joined the club are requested to go there
and sign the constitution before the meeting
tomorrow night. Those who fail to sign the
constitution before the meeting will not be
considered charter members, and will have to
ride the goat" separately.
All are requested to be present. as prepara-
tionH will be nude by the Iroquos Club to
retify tho nomination OF Cleveland with great
eclat.