The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Will Sargent VIII Proceed to Organ'Z> a"
Over Texas

Over Texas.
Creenville. Texas. August THE Ma
tional Association of Democratic CUBS
with Headquarters at Washlngton,> ~ -
having notified win L. Sargent or ,hs
city of his appointment as state otBah'Hrr
Tor Texas The Post man called upon MI
Sargent and asked him II he Intended ac-
/, certing. and If so what steps he intended
takfg.
"Ycs, I have accented aud will push the
work of organization IN every county IN
tho State. and 1 want the assistance or
party leaders In the work. | desire them
IT, organizing clubs to send In for bianhs'
90 every name can he recorded at "aHh-
ingion. and through these clubs literature
tor the camrnign VIII pass ont all over
the country desire to impress upon all
J democrats the Importance of ors inlzlnS
at every voting BOX IN tho Hlnl' Tor 10y
doing SO there ~ no possitl' sho" ol d'-
feat BESIDES. those thtt az, "tHt'lrS
can be Reclaim I'd, aud a sNHtcihilic i'''
puign can be urged, so thlt az t'th meet
ing of tho club the true atntu8 ol tdeh
community oan he dsccraincd ana the
ncmi,ers viii know who to work uIoh.
81 have adylccs from Washington mat
party organization VIII shortly neSlh anu
z that one OF the hardest iouHht ni' vi,
be inauguptted and | desire that Texas
Will not DO hacking In contributing her
share while the enemies are lurking IN tue
dGrk ready to stth at a moment = warning
fromthc opposition.
ii wiz devote aa much OF my time as
pos sibly snu to this work In visiting III
ferent sections of tue Stato ana organic
lux clubs when called upon.
& 1--WE have n candi late Tor president who
lis q STERLING democrat ana or the people,
land II platform that cinho.bca more Sfhu e.
3ire democracy than any platform promnl-
3ated since iipo war aud on" II the i'oplo
aAr, talked 20 about VIII result In giving
the parry the largest majority ever WIZ
n messed In this country.
M "'rhe NatioaiuI Association OF Demo
cratic Cube which Was orEanizeu ~ l1%.
y ono of the STRONGEST nolitlcai orEAnlAa-
tiona in tho country, The todowtng arc
It's officers: Hon. chauncey T. Hack Of
Pennsylvania, PRESIDENT Lawrence GHrdi-
nsr Of w1slinSlon.. y g., i as'iSlaI} F;
utcr, executive COMMITTEES. William J..
Wilson. Vast virginia, chalmdG r. a.
Monroe, New York: H. W ituak Mary
land Benton McMillln, .INnncs"y. \. r.
Aukuny. MlunCsota. j, VI. L2Yy. Niryint..
John G. Black. illii oisi ilrHtN WHittraun.
kentucky; Tom J." johnson; OHIO, GEORGE
Washington. Don N. Dickinson. Miohiglni
J S. Carr, NoruI Carolina, w \. Clarke
Montana O'Brsn Moore. Texas; O.. g.
Richards. Utah; Lynde Harrison. Con
Texas should at once organize rousnr
club In every county In the state out
K hru ~ lhlEe uFieRhtloH 10 tN' conc
b1uadrenninl convention OF democratic
femhs, which meotS at 81 Louis September
p ~. 1895. The basis OF representation shall
\ Z " one delegate for each club and one ad-
iitional delegate for every hundred meiu
't)ers IN good standing but no club viii
f Il &c allowed over i've delegates. This con,
.vcntion Of clubs VIII he the most innor
{ tsnt ever held In the history of the party
lisind Texas should have a large Gelegntici
I attendance. Upon application | VII
! 4 urniSh blanks and all necessary inforina
fnr A. af sin "A
sarall upon all democratic papers and par
ta.ie- who want to parpetuate the party AN,
rs principles and crown its efforts viii
h success TO assist nie In this work. an
IA, hope tho county papers will see It to tn
interest or the party 10 give this pup
8 icity."