The record-union., 1899-11-19

In addition to this there is a Commit
tee on Publicity, whose duty it will be
to enter into communication with the
various newspapers throughout the dis
trict in order to secure what cooper
alton it can from this valuable and in
dispensable source. Mr.. Kavane will
have charge of the Department of Stat
| istics. wherein all data affecting the in
dustrial, agricultural and commercial
| interests of the district will be gath
cred and so placed in shape as to show
what the conditions of these various
sources are.
Then there is the Committee on En-
rollment whose duty it will be to keep
track of all the club officers and club
members with their Postoffice address
in order to communicate with and re-
celve from them a system of weekly
and monthly reports which under reg
ular form, will be a very prominent and
valuable departure in the work
These subcommittee, while they will
nave exclusive charge of the various
departments assigned to them will he
required to report all matters relat-
ing to their general work to the Execu-
tive Committee before final action is
taken on any recommendation
Such an individual distribution of the
work will necessarily render complete
returns and as each department will be
LETT to the supervision of but one mem
/ Der of the committee, there will be no
conflict of interference along each line
| of work.
! Every portion of the district will have
its local club organization, and in turn
Will select representative to serve OH
the General Campaign Committee, and
! who will also be admitted as a delegate
! to the convention of conference when
will probably be held in this city in
the early part of next year and be COM
| posed of all the club Presidents and
Secretaries, in addition to the delegates
at large from each club. AT this con-
terence convention a general plan of
] united effort will be agreed upon. ideas
Will be exchanged by those who have
| had experience in club work, and dis
cusslon OF all matters pertaining to the
Presidential campaign win take place
Prominent speakers throughout the
1 State, already in communication with
I the Executive Committee have signified
their Willingness to address the various
club organizations throughout the dis
I trlct on the new questions of the
hour. The committee has been in
communication with the various resi-
dents throughout the district whose in
terests have in particular been benefited
through the sound policies of President
McKinley's Administration, and in
every instance replies have been re-
ceived signifying their willingness and
l1n an
ment.
The people of California must be
awakened to the great possibilities and
I opportunities now open to us said
member of the committee to a repre-
sentative of the Record Union Our
! trade and commercial extension has al
ready brought an era of prosperity
never before dreamed Of and while the
whole country is feeling and will con-
| tinue to feel the effect of this new
world touching energy, California, by
virtue of her geographical position and
natural resources. will. in my humble
judgment, experience a long state of
continual growth in every avenue OF
industry, trade and commerce. To bring
our people to a full and proper realiza-
ton of these conditions, and to urge
upon them the necessity of providing
for continuation of the present good
times, is the one sole and only purpose
of this organization. We propose 10
get into communication with the lum-
Der man and show him by indisputabe
facts where his interests have been pro-
tected, improved and benefited from the
very first hour of William McKinley's
Administration.
We propose to present to the wool
grower figures and facts equally strong
in support of what We are contending
Tor, and that is that there is no indus
Try, no enterprise, no occupation no
business, no enga cement of any kind
IN California that has not been bene-
nted, and that will not continue to be
benefited by the new conditions of at
fairs. We will show the laboring man
| through evidence no one can deny that
While few years ago there were more
men seeking employment than were re-
Chewing it, the sitaution has been re-
versed, and not only is there more en-
ployment than are hands to receive it.
but those employed are receiving high
er rate of wages than they have ever
received before. We will present to the
fruitgrower, the stock-raiser. the miner
and the mechanic arguments equally
/ indisputable in support of our claims
for their cooperation
The campaign which we have mapped
out will not be one of brass bands
torch light professions and dress par
ades but one of thoughtful attention
to the intelligent and thinking voter
who viii not be asked to decide these
questions from partisan standpoint
but from a standpoint of his own best
interests