The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-08-12
BRYAN and Kln"'' !!.!!::| = CLUB
Organization is Completed; Officers and
Committees Elected, and Havre's
Democracy is Now Ready for the
Fray.

the old ship into the port of victory.
am hoping that the campaign this
year will be a. campaign of educa-
tion, and not of abuse and misrepre-
sentation. 1t Is too much the habit.
I can say it in all kindness OF spirit.
for the press and the platform speak
er to abuse and belittle the persona1i-
ties Of opposing candidates, many OF
them the grandest typse of men too,
when. as the peoples prophet ana
guide both the press and the speaker
should instead, analyze and review,
for the purpose of instruction, the
moral ethics of the platforms and the
principles each seek to inculcate.
After a review Of some Of the pub
lie necessities of today, together with
a summary of the declaration OH
Thomas jefferson on the highest
codes Of political economy, Mr.. Christ
Ter Closed by saying:
I'VE can trust the faith Of pro-
grcssive Democracy. Let us then, in
! may use the language of another.
| with short pull, and long pull
and a pull all together raise the
| standard of our faith, and that 1t may
be held majestically up, let us twist
around it the richest flowers of QUE
| effort, 80 that the morning sun OF the
day after election will beam upon iii
as the splendid symbol of our cour-
age, our loyalty and our statesman
ship
Mr.. Campbell was unanimously ell
i ected president OF the Havre BryaM
and Kern Democratic Club, and w.
i G.. Kester, being nominated for tha
office Of secretary, was also elected
without opposition
II. w. Stringfellow was nominated
for the office of vice-president, ana
arose from his seat, presumably to
decline in favor of some one with
more time to devote to the duties in
VOWED. but Brother Ed Doyle was e.
qual to the occasion, and was on his
teet In an instant with motion that,
the nominations be closed, and MIR.
Stringfellow was declared vice-presi-
deht before he hardly had time to
realize what had happened. He ac-
cepted the situation gracefully. ana
iaughlngly remarked that there wera
some kinds Of jobbing that man
could not really take offense at.
q. F. Morris was the unanimous
choice of the meeting for the office
! or treasurer of the new organization.
| On motion which was duly carried.
the chair appointed Messrs. Holland.
newman, Christler and Bailey as a.
committee to assist in the naming the
different committees according to the
constitution, and to report at a meet
ing to be held in tie city hall ON
Monday night Of this week. aftat,
Which the meeting adjourned with eu-
cry assurance that the democrats ,,e
Havre are thoroughly united, and thar
tnls union assures a democratic vie
tory in November.
The Havre, Bryan and Kern CluI,
held 4 brief session on Monday eye-
ping, to receive the report. OF tha
c mmlttee appointed at the last meet.
irg, which committee, cons, sting OF
: Chairman Campbell, Christler. New.
; man, Holland, and Bailey, recon-
: niended the appointment of the fol-
lowing as members of the committees
named
Executive-E. F. Burke, J. C. Bailey
IL ]. Christler and H. J. Meili.
Finance--E r. Broadwater, c. f
y Morris and c. w. Young.
Membership-H Earl Clack. Jas
L Holland and Ed M. Aliens
y Registration and polling-H. L
Short, Chas. w. Gardiner and D. P,
VanHorne.
The meeting adopted the COMMITTEES
report and adjourned until Monda,
II evening, August oath, at the city hall
~ WHICH LILLE Mi. Suflsttef Ads
l. promised to deliver an address, which
o. itself promises an interesting sess
ion. There will be ether features tha
u will tend to start the blood circulatin
Il and it is hoped that the 1oyals viii
e turn out in force
!,
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