People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-30
PIES PARTY PAPER ATLANTA GEORGIA. FRIDAY DECEMBER

Sec. 8. MEETINGS. The regular meet
ings of the Local Squad shall be held once
q month, or subject to the call of their
Company Commander or Squad Sergeant,
and special meetings as often as neces-
sary. Regular meetings of township.
ward and precinct companies once a
mohGh, or as otherwise provided by the
company, aud special meetings as often
as necessary. County meetings shall be
held once every three months, January,
April, July and October, and special
meetings as often as necessary. State
meetings shall be held once each year,
on the second Tuesday in January, and
special meetings as often as necessary.
The National Legion shall meet once each
year, the third Tuesday in February.
SEC. 9. SESSIONS Local Legions may
hold open or executive sessions at their
own options. Township Ward, Precinct,
County, State and National meetings
shall be held in open or executive session
as may be deemed advisable. 1t shall
also be the duty of the County Legions,
Companies and Squads, in their open
meetings, to have speakers discuss the
questions Of reform.
SEC. 7. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. All re-
ports to be made and money to be paid
shall be sent direct to National, State or
| County Officers by the Adiutant or Cap
tain of the Town, Ward or Precinct Com
pany. and Sergeants or COrporals Of the
Local Squads shall make their reports
and pay their dues to the Township, Ward
or Precinct Company to which they may
belong. The Officers of the Township,
| Ward or Precinct Companies shall make
their report to the Officers of the County
| Legion, and the Officers of the County
! Legion shall make their report to the
| Officers of the State Legion, and the Off
! GERS of the State Legion shall make their
report to the Officers of the National Lee
| glon, but nothing herein contained shall
be construed to mean other than that all
money and reports from the Companies
for the National, State and County Oil
GERS shall be sent direct to them.
ARTICLE v.
| SECTION 1. ENTRANCE F'EE.-The en-
trance fee shall be fifty cents(50c.), TWEEN
ty cents (20c.) of the amount to be
retained by the Town, Ward or Precinct
| Company. Ten cents O0c.) to be for
warded to the County Adjutant, ten
cents Q0c) to the State Adjutant and
ten cents q0c.) to the Adjutant- General.
SEC. 2. PERSONS EXEMPTION a Pc
Rod of one year, all male members of
any Industrial Organization or MEM
bers Of the Reform Press Association,
who are advocates of the Peoples party,
may become comrades Of this organiza-
ton without paying the initiation fee OF
fifty cents (50c)
SEC. 3. NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION. AT
a comrades option he may pay One Dol
| for Sc n
and shall receive for one o. year, free Of
charge, any reform paper approved by
the National Executive CounciD pub
lished in the United States, which he
may select. Sixty cents (60c) of the
amount received to be forwarded to the
Adjutant- General for the reform paper,
ten cents Q0c.) to the County Adjutant,
and twenty cents (20c.) to be retained by
the Quartermaster Of the Company to
which the Local Squad may belong.
SEC. 4. DUES. Dues shall be five cents
(5c) per month, payable quarterly in ad-
vance on the LIST of January, April
July and October. One-fourth of this
| amount to be forwarded to the Adjutant-
General, one-fourth to the State- Adiu-
tant, one-fOurth to the County Adjutant
and the remaining one-fourth shall be
retained for the Town, Ward or Precinct
company.
SEC. 5. COURT = MARTIAL. non
payment of dues, violation Of obligation
by failing to vote for the Peoples party
ticket, or other breach of discipline, a
comrade becomes liable to a court-mar-
| tial before a court composed of three 81
of his conTm =. The Sergeant shall be
ex-officio prosecuting officer, and the
penalty shall be assessed by the court
martial, giving the accused right Of
appeal in case of private to County
headquarters, and in case of an officer to
State headquarters.
SEC. 6. ASSESSMENTS. Nothing herein
contained shall interfere to prevent local
| Township. Ward, Precinct, County or
State bodies from assessing themselves
for fees or dues.
! ARTICLE vi.
| SECTTON I EXECUTIVE COTTNCTT, AND