The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-09
COMMITTEE MEETING.
The Commercial Club Soon to Be
Ready for Organization.

ROduJ AOI OIS ah4NaL1Ons
The committee engaged in perfecting
the details preceding the organization of
the Commercial club held another meet
ing at the Office of Messrs. Erwin, du
Bignon g. Chisholm last night, and were
engaged up to IL o'clock in making cor
rections and revisions in the bylaws
which had been prepared by the commit
tee appointed at a previous meeting for
that purpose.
They did not quite complete their work
last night, and at the hour of adjourn
ment Messrs. A. @. Wright and Joseph
Hull were appointed to complete the re-
vision and present the bylaws to another
meeting of the committee to be held at
the same place Saturday night, Nov 49,
That meeting of the committee will be
the last to be held previous TO the meet
ing OF the entire club for organization
which will take place the following week
The committee has given its earnest care
and attention to the completion of every
detail in advance of the time of organiza-
tion, and everything indicates that the
club will be made in every way sue
cess.
The gentlemen who have inaugurated
and planned this movement feel assured
that they will succeed in perfecting a
successful organization, and the strong
support which they have received from
representative business and professional
men surely justify this assurance. The
only objection that has been made by
some who have been approached in ref
erence to joining the organiZat ton, is that
there are now enough clubs in the city.
This could not, however, be called a
substantial objection" said one of the
committee last night. THE various
clubs and the two commercial exchanges
IN hi 10 nft f,,xs
situations, and perform we'll their appro-
pirate functions. 1t should be borne in
mind, however, that each has its own
peculiar and distinctive characteristics,
and they are, therefore, more or less
limited in the sphere of their operations
The great purpose of this club is to bring
together in one body the men who in a
large measure, represent the varions di-
versitied interests of this community.
this country which surpasses Say
annah in all that constitutes
the amenities of social life; but, 1t has
been common observation, and it is, I'M
questionable true, that there is not
sufficient unification and communion of
the business interests which are here
represented. A club of this kind will
certainly result in bringing about closer
personal and commercial relations be-
e'SNh Aso LASLAOOlo anu bA4GN WILL. tnCIE-
fore, derive the highest possible advant-
ages from an intelligent and enlarged in
terchange of views, each with the other,
Such clubs have been recog-
nized as potential factors in other
cities in everything relating to their
commercial and industrial interests, mas
much as their business men have thereby
found powerful medium, whereby they
could give expression to the homogeneity
of ideas. that i0VariablU pYiStG aupOpcr
them upon everything vitality affecting
the material interests of their respective
cities.
1.-The published resolutions prepared by
Mr. Joseph Hull stated so clearly and
concisely the aims and principles of this
new club that further comment on this
line is superhous."