Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-23
THE YOUNG MEMS, CLUB.
Snmmcr1ield NakcS the Cpcn-
ing Talk Of tho Cam.
p:xtyn.

an vote o. Ormsby Ia rathe
taken tie lead this year.
Mr.. s. Summarized presided owe
the meeting last Saturday evenin:
and at the request OF some Of thu
Young members, his speech is here
given. He SAID:
The prime object of thu meeting
is the organization and equipment
Of Young Mems Republican Club,
which shall be an active, energetic
feature in the coming campaign. |
do not understand that it is thought
advisable to limit membership in this
organization to Republicans of any
specified age or to bar our doors
against any of our political brethren.
On the contrary we intend to CO.
operate with all agencies and
measures designed to accomplish the
same grand object which We have in
view the triumph at the polls on
next November Of the Republican
ticket as an entirety, and of those
principles of the Republican party
which are the essence of individual,
municipal, State and National pros
perity.
In the campaign which will soon
commence and preparatory to which
the two great civil armies are mar
shalling their ranks. the young Re
publicans of Ormsby county intend
to take a hand and to effectively and
zealously labor for success at the
approaching election which viii
eclipse any other in the political
history of our country.
The Republican State Convention
at Winnemucca handsomely reco9
nized the sterling character of
Ormsby county Republicans in its
choice of standard bearers ana
leaders. That Convention came to
Ormsby county for a Chairman,
Congressional nominee, delegate tn
Chicago, alternate elector and Uui- |
versity Regent. Judge Wells presided |
with proper dignity and marked |
alb lity. Amidst the widest enthus |
iasm the Convention nomlnatei for |
Congress by reclamation that clarion
voiced orator and natures gentleman.
our every day neighbor and friend,
Hon. II. f. Bartine. BY larger
vote than that received by any Of his
colleagues that broad minded, saga
cious gentlemen. Evan Williams,
was elected delegate to Chicago.
Ormsby was further honored i'll the
of Col Thaxter for
alternate delegate to Chicago and Of
Judge Wells for University Regent.
Unless am greatly mistaken, this
club will materially assist in justify
ing it's judgment of the convention
by rolling up an overwhelming ma
iority for the entire ticket on the
9Th day of next Nuvem ber
BYLAWS OF THE CLUB.
The Bylaws OF the Club are as
Section 1. The name of this
organization shall be the Ormsby
County Young Mems Republican
League Club.
Section 2. The object and purpose /
If this club shall be to strengthen $
he Republican party organization, a
md promote by all legitimate agen- !
les the success of the Republican +,
,arty and its candidates, thereby
xerting the most potent influence
n behalf of good government.
Section 3. Any person who will
e a legally qualified voter at the i,
ext succeeding election, who is
republican, and in hearty sympathy
nth the principles of the Republi
an party, and a supporter of its 0
shall be eligible to 81
in this club. p
Section 4. The officers of this n
Tub shall be a President, two Vice IL
residents. Secretary, Treasurer d
nd an Executive Committee Of b
,ven, of which the President and
shall be members ex-
ncio. Also a committee Of five on
All officers shall be Oh
embers of the club. az
Section 8. The regular meeting OF
this club shall be held on the p
rst Saturday of each month at 8 P. til
at such place as the President 81
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