Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31
Continuation
Of the United States Of North America.

Continuation
SECTION IL. A member of a COMMITTEES who
may have a personal and private interest i'm a
certain matter before such committee, shall have
no right to vote in such committee on such mat
ter.
SECTION IL. The Censor, the President. the
Secretary, the Treasurer ,>the Bookkeeper and
the Editor, shall be present at the Convention.
to render an account of their performance of
duties, and shall receive a per diem salary du-
ring such convention, as follows: The Cen
sor Six Dollars ($6.oo); the President Four
Dollars $4,000. Officers receiving less than
Six Hundred Dollars ($6OO.oo) salary per year,
toned officers receiving more than Six Hun
dred Dollars ($6OO.ool salary per year, shall
receive no per diem allowance at the Conyen-
ton. Transportation tickets, both ways, shall
be furnished to all these officers, who are bv
this section required to be present at the Con-
~vention.
SECTION IL. All officers of the Alliance men,
toned in the above SECTION II, as being required
to attend such Convention, shall not be del
egates to such Convention, and no credentials
should be accepted from them; all others can be
delegates.
ARTICLE vi.
The Management of the Alliance.
SECTION l. The management of the Alliance
is vested in the Central Government. CONSISTING
OF nine 60 members, as follows:
The President, the Vice-President, the Gen.
Secretary, the Treasurer and five Trustees, all of
whom shall have been elected by the Supreme
Convention of the Alliance. All officers of the
Central Government of the Alliance shall be
citizens of the United States.
SECTION 2. The Central Government shall be
vested with all the executive authority of the
Alliance, and it shall carry into effect all the
workings of the Alliance under the laws passed
by the Supreme Convention, and shall have full
and general supervision of the affairs of the ALI
ance. 1t shall make all rules and regulations
that may be necessary and proper for carrying
into effect the laws of the Alliance and ali the
orders of the Supreme Convention.
SECTION s. The Central Government shall
each and every month direct the levying of one
endowment assessment and all other regular
assessments, as herein provided, on each and
every member of the Alliance in good standing
SECTION 4. In case of a vacancy i'm the Office
OF any member of the Central Government. it
shall have power to fill the vacancy by appoint,
ment. 1t shall first appoint for such vacancy
the person who at the last election for officers
received as a candidate for such Office. the highest
number of votes next to the person who was
elected to this office.
SECTION D. Any member of the Central Govern
ment can be deposed from office for good and
sufficient reason by a vote of seven members of
the Central Government, after charges have
been preferred in writing and proper trial has
been held. A member of the Central Gov
eminent thus suspended shall have the right of
appealing to the Committee on Appeals and
Grievances, which Committee can affirm the
suspension and the removal from office.
SECTION 8. The Central Government shall
hold regular meetings at least once a month at
such time and place as it may determine, and
such special meetings as may be called by the Pres
ident. Six members of the Central Government
shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of
business of any such meetings, which can not be
secret or executive, and at which can be present
all members of the Alliance. At the first
meeting of the Central Government after the
Convention, the day and time for the regular
monthly meetings shall be agreed nnon