The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-06-28
PLAN on ORGAsIzATIoS of THE
PEOPLES PAKTY.
COM NlTTEES.


first Peoples party primaries held in
any year, under call Of the county
chairman provided that those town
ships which are divided into pre-
cincts or wards, shall have "a separ-
ate committee for each precinct OF
ward
SEC. 2. Each county shall be un-
der the government Of the County
Executive Committee, which shall
consist Of the chairmen Of the seve-
raj township, ward or precinct com
mittees. This committee shall meet
At the same time and place that the
iirst county convention Of the PeO-
pies party Of any year is held, and
elect county chairman, who may OF
may not be member Of its own
body. In case it shall appear at
said meeting of the County Execu-
i've Committee that any township,
ward or precinct has failed to take
action in accordance with section |,
the said County Executive Commit
tee shall be empowered to appoint
said committee or committees.
SEC. 3. The Executive Commit,
tees for the various congressional,
judicial and senatorial! districts shall
consist of the Chairman Of the Coun-
ty Executive Committee of the coun-
ties that compose the said congress
siOnal, judicial and senatorial dis
trict8. The congressional, Judicial
and senatorial committees shall meet
at the same time and place that the
conventions meet to nominate their
respective candidates and shall
elect II chairman for said committees
who may or may not be member of
their body.
SEC. t. The State Executive Com
mittee shall consist of the Chairman
Of Congressional Executive Commit
tees and one member elected by each
congressional convention while in
session, with six additional members
at large.
SEC. 5. The County Executive
Committees, Congressional Execu-
tive Committees, judicial Executive
Committees shall report their action
as provided for above to their re-
spective conventions while in session
for approval or disapproval. If not
approved, then the convention, be-
fore adjournment, shall elect the
chairman of said committee.
SEC. 6. The members of the
State executive committee, as pro-
vided above, from Congressional dis
tricts, shall meet at the same time
and place as the State Conven ton,
and elect six additional members for
the State at large, which body acting
together shall elect the State Chair
man. They shall report their action
to the State Convention, while in
session, for approval or disapproval.
If disapproved, the State Convention
shall, before al iournment, elect State
Chairman, and the six members of
the committee at large.
SEC. 7. In case any committee
fails to report to its convention while
in session, as provided above, it shall
be sufficient proof that there is no
proper organization, and the conven-
ton shall thereupon proceed to elect
d chairman of the committee.
SEC. 8. All executive committees
shall have the power to supply all
vacancies occurring therein.
SEC. 8. A quorum of the various
committees shall be as follows: The
county and senatorial committees a
majority; the Congressional, Judic-
ial and State, one third of the mem
bers of said committees,
SEQ. 10. The executive commit
tees of the Senatorial, Congressional
and Judicial districts, respectively,
shall, at the call of their respective
chairmen, meet at some time and
place in their respective districts
designated in said call. And it
shall be their duty to appoint the
time and place for holding eonven-
tions in their respective districts
and the chairmen of said respective
committees shall Immediately notify
the chairmen of the different county
executive committees of the said ap.
pointment and the said county ex-
ecutive committees shall at once call
conventions Of their respective cotln.
ties in conformity to said notice, tc
send delegates to said respective dis.
trict conventions.
SEC. IL. That in case of failure
of any primary or convention tC
elect delegates, the executive com
mittee shall have power to appoint
and certify the proper number Of
delegates. The chairman, or in hi'
absence any member of the county
Senatorial, Judicial and Congression
al committees shall call to order
their respective conventions, and
hold craftsmanship thereof until th'
convention shall elect its chairman.
CONV ENTIONS.
SECTION !. Each township. pre-
clnct or ward primary of the Peo
pIe's party shall send to the count,
convention three delegates, and on
additional delegate for every 25 vote
and majority fraction thereof cas-
| for the Peoples party candidate fo
| Governor in 1892.
SEC. 2. Each County Convention
shall be entitled to send to each o
the other conventions two delegate
at large, and one additional delegat
for every fifty votes and majorit
fraction thereof cast for the People
party candidate for Governor il
1892; provided, that every conven
ton shall be entitled TO send as man
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