The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-11

necessities of the government economically ad-
minstered;
To promote economy in all branches of the
publ C service
| To oppose unnecessary commercial restric-
tlons for the benefit OF The few at the expense
OF the1many;
10 oppose class legislation which despoils
labor and builds up monopoly;
70 maintain inviolate the fundamental prin-
clples OF d Democracy Equality before The law; y
ana
To co operate with the co ordinate organiza
tons of the Democratic party in support Of
Democrat and Democratic measures
3-All political societies in the Territory of
Utah, which concur in the objects of this asSo-
clatlon, are eligible TO membership
Tine officers of this association shall con-
Slst OF a president, three vice-pre sidents at
large, and also one vice president from each
county IN the territory; secretary and treas
urer, who shall have the usual power OF such
oincers SUBJECT TO the regulation of the eXecu-
tive committee.
o-The affairs of this association, when not in
convention assembled, shall be managed by an
executive committee consisting of nine mem
oers, toge her with the officers OF this aSsocia-
tlon, AL of whom shall be eX-officio members
OF the executive C Committee, which shall have
power TO designate subcommittee The N M
pers OF the executive committee shall be ap-
pointed by the president of this association,
ana three of them shall make quorum.
Tine officers of this ASSOCIATION shall be
elected at each regular conven ion upon the
report OF nominating committee, and there
snail also at the same time and place be elected
one Vlce-president for the National Association
or Democratic CLUBS and four members of the
general committee for said national aSSocia-
tlon All officers shall hold their fl ;es until
thelr successors are elected and qua fled, I'M
less sooner removed by the executive com-
mittee.
The executive committee may fill vacan-
cleS In their own body and IN any of the offices
Vi lnlS aSSoelatlon. and are also authorized TO
admit societies to membership but conven-
ton shall have power TO overrue any action of
TINS committed. The executive committee
snail also raise funds to carry out the purposes
ana OBJECTS of this association, and shall have
all the powers of the association unless by Spe-
cal resolution limiting the same. The treas
urer shall be custodian of all the funds, and
snail dlSburSe the same only on the order of the
executive committee, signed by the secretary
and counterslgned by the president or vice
president at large
| S-There shall also be organi. ed in each
county OF this territory an association of Socie-
ties auxiliary to this association aud the vice
presidents Of this association selected from
each county, snail be Z pres dents OF their re-
Spectlve county associations or societies, unless
otherwise determined by the respective county
associations. There shall be organized in each
Young precinct IN the respective counties So
c1etY auxiliary to the county association. The
executive committee of this association shall
recommend uniform system of organization
for the respective counties
| 9-Ihe regular convention of this association
shall be held at a place to be determined at
each annual meeting, the time to be fixed by
the executive committee. Notice of at lea Il
every member of this association
1O-The executive committee may by two.
thirds vote, call special convention of this
association, of which three weeks notice shall
be given.
| lin convention the members of this asso
ciatio shall be entitled to representation as
follows: Each society shall be entitled to five
delegates, and one additional delegate for every
twenty-five members in good standing, but no
society shall be entitled to more than tw enty-
five delegates.
12-At a convention of this association each
delegate shall! have one vote.
l3-This constitution may be amended at a
convention upon two-thirds vote.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Mr.. Game moved that committee of
nine be appointed to select officers Of the
society. Ado ted. and the following were
named: John 7. Came Salt Lake; J. w.
McNutt, Weber; G. w. Thatcher, Cache;
A. H. Snow, Box Elder; M. NJ. Kellogg,
Utah; Ferd Erickson, Sanpete; Samuel
Frances, Morgan; F. S. Fernstrom, Salt
Lake; w. H. Seegmiller, Sewer.
The chairman then stated that it was
well known by all that we had with US the
distinguished officers of the National Asso-
cation of Democratic clubs, and one Of
| these, distinguished son of the keystone