The sun., 1893-07-27
THE sEEIyo-rr- rHRoUeHERs.
The Club VIII stand STR ss 70 Mr. Cteve
land snd Proceed Resoiuteiy ns to Congress.

| The Club WIFI Stand STIR as TO Mr. eteve
land and Proceed Resoiuteiy as to Congress.
w,sHrNGroS. July 2a-The watermelon ven
ture OF tho Seeing It Through Club die
we'll. and praises OF tho clubs fruit are IL
many mouths. The enterprise was manacoe
with so much skill and the outcome is Sc
satisfactory that it will without much doub'
be repeated. especially as tho assembling o.
Congress will create demand for water
| melons far in excess OF any ut the present
| time. Melons OF Northern growth will then
| be plenty. though not SO 1ne as those from the
| sunny South.
At the present moment the favorite Idea Is
| to establish a Bureau OF Promotion. TO De
under the Immediate direction OF commit
toe OF nine mombors five Of whom will be
the Executive Committee OF the club. The
| Executive Committee will be clothed with full
power to direct all the affairs OF the club. Par
ticular attention will be given to enlarglng the
clubs correspondence with Democrats. not
only in the districts In which the members re-
side. but generally throughout the country.
and especially in those districts represented
by Senators and members for whose support
in Congress Mr.. Cleveland is known to be
making particular efforts by the use OF pat
ronage and promises OF the samo.
AS time passes. the club obtains new IDEAS
and the field in which It can operate enlarges
daily. 1t is seen now that the meeting OF Con-
gress will extend the sphere OF its usefulness.
Senators and members. when they arrive. wise
as they are known to be. will need enlighten-
ing: and more especially will this be the case
as to the influences that have operated. arc
operating at present. and for some time will
operate to purposes. come Of which the club
think are not such as would be for the good
OF the country.
With legislation little Interference Is In
tended except so far ~ 1t is purely for ends
that are in conflict with the Democratic plat
form and pledges to which Mr. Cleveland
stands committed. But his failure to carry
out promises made to the party. and to the
members individually, they mean to expose
and show UP the bargains to secure votes In
Congress for the Administrations policy.
list of Senators and members will be pre-
pared and the speeches which some OF them
have made against the very things they arc
now expected to vote for will be reproduced.
There are in tho club several members ac-
quite we'll up in the editorial profession. Tho
latter members will prepare the matter and
s sS or T ens M W In bs h, les
for delivery by the time Congress meets TO
help pay the cost; money will be sent from
adopted re clubs cause as their own: %.' nov.
the club have not only expanded. but have be-
ccpe known far beyond the boundaries OF the
is pretty certain that material held viii now in
Honse there is good reason for the espocta-
ings Of Congress. beginning at the beg Inning;
be at my stating it. hut it Is a fact the club has
been sought out by public men Of no small
ly in advance OF its original Intentions These
public men. some OF them Senators and some
hherrsSsentntiyes ,S , have been quick to perceive
they are. and that i has hold on influence
shsy s,e;. csnnot control senetor from
find find out the local habitaton Of tho
with his protestations OF sympathy. He 0sid said
It I was true that he had received iayors from |
appointments OF I'm imporeance es'oee oee MInistse
ihs tbe f. psHpats him but
can't have my vote in the senate for any OF his |
schemes. I'm with you, gentlemen. and wish |
- A senator. from beyond the Mississippi. a
ID bs ne rsf Tate5 after days
made happy on seeing %I a humber %I of his his oWn %A
perfect ls o STAMP This Senator bad nothing but
learned that for one thing the club intended to
Irke IHI hand. on the outside in many things at
he records OF Senators and others high in
public station on questions to consider which
The session has been called.
Senator from one OF the Southern States
made his appearance when the club was about
% break up. He had found the place OF it's
meetings after much difficulty and said he
elt quite ut home thare. Other Southern
senator's. he said. wanted to find the place on
account OF the sympathy they felt for the clubs
objects. He was authorized to invite them to
'ome at the next meeting. which would be in |
few evenings hence.
Before HdiouTnine: and when the calling
'aid no had some remarks to ofrer. Mani
estly." said he. while the clubs objects
rave not been relinquished in any manner'
hey have grown in number and Importance.
WISH TO impress upon members that nothing
more ,c certain ia. than thnt enemies spies. per-
;et int tho0iH oHF meetings. ne Therefore the mem
anh. much as he might sue for it
desire to inform brethren that over
ures have been offered. The White |
iouse has heard Of us from our own districts |
t home and has already fet our influence.
Let US stand stiff as to Cleveland, and proceed |
esolutely as to Congress. A great field has
pened before US. and it Is there we can strike |
ardest Already it Ia apparent we are
eaders in a great movement and IL we ara |
iise and vigilant We shall win great victory"
This address was received with great an |
lause. and tho club adjourned in the best Of
plrits