New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-28

How 10 organize club:
I. Circulate for signatures of as many Republicans
as possible the following paper calling a meet
ing. 49,, ,,n,on.,,Ooo Penub,lcops Of
believing In the principles Of RepubhcahlsIn;
and that the partys interests can De an,ah'T ~
Pts ~ t lecsty beTepy enroll ourselves for that
purpose, and agree to attend d meeting e az
... on the day of nor per
Al the first meeting elect temporary chairman
and a secretary. Adopt constitution as mr.
nshed. herewith or by the State LeaBue' VI
substantially the same. A., .,,,,,,oD
3. Elect officers provided by the oohsutu"Ui
elected receive the united support Of all ele-
= Every oficer elected In the club should be a
person whose Repuohcanlsm Is uhques"o''e'
Work within the club:
l. II is desirable that permanent headquarters Se
established at once, aud that the rooms De
accessible to the members during inc uAS anu
.. Make the club rooms the centre Of political
activity in the neghborhoOd. ana the coin !in
school where the voter can receive MS pont'cdi
g. Make the policy OF the club so broad that every
Republican can work under II. Keep out "
"isms' and stand on the great cardinal princ'
pies Of the party. -, arm,
patbizes with the Republican party, ana WHO
intends to support It, candidates. little. ,otns
s. See that every Republican In tile Vicinity jous
the club. -. oo.
G. Have regular meetings Of the club at least once
month ,--.o,,,,, ,ro
gramme OF work is prepared for every meeting
This is essential to the existence OF ths GIIg te
8. The club should never be made snDserVleht u
the interests Of any individual ..,,ons o
9. The club should never indOrse or recommend
candidate for Office until after he Is nomlha'eo
by the regular party convention. III,
10 The Individual member should exercise M hl'
right to a voice In the paIty's councils az .iiS
party caucus or prlmary-the 1ouhoa'lon s'on'
Of our political institutions ,,.. 10
H. At each meeting, in addition to addresses ,a "
prominent visitors, nave som,s m n addrsss
after which ash the members e tall upon On Re
L. Invite the fullest and frSest ec o dis
cnssions o. Ills character strengthen the party
13 Permit every member 10 nay ms 81 III,
Republican party. A. -. ,,o,,,,oa
~ See that every member takes and reads at leas
one Republican newspaper, anc espeoisls svi .
uhte the circulation Si yoF .Uo P below
receipts. Run your ciuo OIL Dusi"eSS pm"
cipes. , , , c,rh t,u;
represented at all League conventions. -.
"a Connuncate freely with the state Leame. re
porting your work IN detail for tine Deheh1 Vi tn'
League and other clubs. ..,, ..,o
Oh Give tne Young men full share of the active, or
ganzing, recruiting. rallying campaigning Work
Work outside the club: - - -,
/ Permit no conflicts to arise between your club
and other organizations OF the Republican party
.. Cooperate with all other Republican commit
tees in strengthening the party.
Q Where climbs are not organized In adjoining towns
and districts. see that organizations similar to
your own perfected. , ,
a. See that all Republicans attend the caucus anu
8 See that every Republican in your district is
@. See that every Republican votes early on cleo
ton day. =, -, , -. f..
T. Your club does not take the place OIL bnt 10
auxiliary to. the regular committees oil 'he
party.