The morning news., 1892-03-29
ADDED TO THE oFFIoEas.
The Campaign Club Completes IL
Organization.

The Campaign Club Completes It's
Organization.
The Chatham Democratic Campaign Clut
held special nesting at Catholic Library
hall last night It was called to order BY
Col. George A. Mercer. president Of ths
club. The regular secretary being absent
Mr.. d. L McIntYrs was requested to act
Col. Mercer explained that the object Of thG
meeting was 20 further the organization oi
the club. and stated that a resolution would
be offered 70 increase the number Of vice
presidents and also the executive committee
John j. Sullivan, first vice president
rendered bis resignation and il was ac-
cepted.
The following resolution was offered BY
Capt. @. B. Pritchard:
ResoIved. /. That the executive com.
mittee, be increased to twsnty-hve and the
number of yics presidents to ten, and that said
committee do meet and organize and select
their own presiding officers.
2. That committee of five be appointed by
tue president TO retire aud suggest suitable
names to this meeting.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
and the president appointed the following
members TO suggest additional names as
members Of the committees: Capt @. B.
Pritchard, W. Russell, Jr., Capt. j. B.
Nithers. Fl. NJ. Conner and J. A. g. Car
son, uho retired and submitted the follow
ing names: Vice presidents, H. p. Smart,
J. F. Brooks. Herman Myers and F. d.
Blood worth. They were unanimously
elected.
The nominations for additional members
OF the executive committee were e. A.
Well. ID. l. jackson, John Lyous, (. r.
Brown, Peter Reilly, Thomas Ballantyne, s.
B. Adams, w. N. Gibbons and DR.. A.
Oemler. They were also unanimously
elected.
Mr Carson offered resolution to the
effect that the members who had not
already registered do so at the earliest posi-.
bic convenience, and It was adopted.
After some discussion, regarding the APP
pointing OF committees to canvass the
wards TO ascertain the number of demo.
cratic voters in each the following resolu.
tton was offered by John r. Young:
That the executive committee appoint COM
mittee OF such size as they oeem best in each
ward of the city represented by membership in
this club. and that il shall be che duty of such
ward committee to make a list of the demo-
cratic voters OF said several wards.
The resolution was adopted.
Each member was requested to sign bis
name. with the ward in which he resided,
which was done.
Mr.. Conner moved that the list of vice
presidents be increased to twelve and sug-
Beeteu tbAt COi. u. II. Esklik ana Mr.. Flea3-
ant A. Stovall be elected TO fill the offices.
The motion was carried and both gentlemen
we're unanimously elected vice presidents.
The regular meeting OF the club then adj
iourned.
The vice presidents held g meeting after
the adjournment Of the club and elected the
following members as chairmen to preside
over the meetings in the event OF the abb
sence Of the president: First vice president,
John r. Young; second vice president,
Herman Myers; third vice president, r. D.
Bloodworth; fourth vice president, Fl. p.
Smart.
The executive committee also held meet
ing and decided 10 netify each member of
the committee to be present at meeting to
be called at $50 o'clock p. m. tomorrow,
when the various duties of the executive
committee will be defined and other inn
portant business will be transacted,