New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-28
SHORT FORM OF CONSTITUTION
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
ARTICLE l.
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ARTICLE I.
The name of this club shall be 1.-THE
Republican Club" OF
ARTICLE U.-OBJFCTS.
The objects Of this club shall be To advocate, pro
snJmoIated by the Republican party; to direct and
Interest in politics those who have hitherto been more
or less Indifferent TO their political duties TO encourage
attendance at the caucus primary meetings III order
that honest and capable men may be nominated TO
guard aud defend the purity Of the baotbox 10 wors
In harmony with and carry out the plan Of permanent
Republican club organizations through tle hepnpncal
League OF tits State and the National Republican
League and to perform such other work may best
conserve the interests OF the Republican party Ma
ti0nally and locally, thereby eXertng tine mosi potent
influence In behalf Of good government.
ARTICLE II-INDoRsEMENT OF CANDIDATES.
This club shall not be used in any way TO further
the interest OF any candidate Tor once previous 10
nomination. but shall its force 70 be exerted In
behalf Of all candidates nominated by Republican con-
ventionS.
ARTICLE Iv.-MEMBERsHIP.
Any person over eighteen years OF who is Re
publican and in sympathy with the principles OF the
Republican party and supporter OF It's candidates.
shall be eligible to membership In tins club
ARTICLE V.-OfFICERS.
The officers of this club shall be president, two
vice presidents, secretary, TREASURER and an eA,
ecutive committee q Eve mem6eFs . and the president
hers OF the club and shall be elected by ballot at such
time may be prescribed in the bylaws
ARTICLE W.-MEETINGs. oUoRUMs. ETC.
section l. The regular meeting of this club shall be
section 2 Five members shall constitute quorum
at any regular duly called special meeting Of the
club.
ARTICLE vH.-BY-LAws. RESOLUTIONS. AMEND
MENTs. ETC.
Section 1. An bylaws and resolutions OF this club
shall require majority vote OF the members present
"' section q Amendments to this constitution shall
only be made upon previous notice OF two weeks, In
tive vote of twothirds Of the members present at a
regular meeting, the twothlrds affirmation TO be not
Provided that 10 amendment shall at any time be made
that will conflict with the provisions OF the Consttl-
publican League Of this state
ARTICLE VIII
This club shall become and be a member OF the
Republican League OF the state OF .
and be IN all things subordinate thereto
The life of every club depends upon the personal
well 70 divide the labor and make somebody re
sponslle for each branch OF il. There Is worn
enough for everybody. and each member will feel
his proprietary interest In the club In proportion tc
the work he does. Interest the Republican women
able auxiliary members in getting No M'A entertain
ments and making the social features OF the club
attractive and popular.
Every club should provide special committees "a
do specific work as occasion and the needs OF the
locality require. The following lines OF work ARE
suggested as some OF the things a club can dc
through special committees:
Finance. Clubhonse,
Increasing Membership Lectures
Political Affairs. Concerts
Nat Holiday Celebrations, Music
tlnb-room or Place OF Meetg Registry for Election
Library and Reading Work on Tlection DAYS
Repub. Primary Enrolment haturaigatin of New tzens
Repnb. Primary ELECTIONS. receptions
Glee Clubs Entertainments.
Festivals, Amusemtnts
Pienics. . Club Night" (onoe a week.
political Meeung-' EXCURSIONS. etc.
'Note.-rms snort form OF constitution, with such
notifications and additions will best adapt II "a
local requirements answers the purpose of the ordinary
local club. We have more elaborate form designed
particularly for large clubs wishing H. and we furnish
the same upon application.