Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-28
AMERICAN I PARTY
IS ORGANIZED
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Is. FOUNDED IN NEW YORK
CITY BY PROMINENT BUS.
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MESS MEN. j.
Gas fILEo IN NORTH OAko1A
Thought to be: ., Roosevelt Move,
'but this is stoutly Denied by .
) ;;ll..s-s. Founders.

8 New York, April. .272.-16asaw spoliti.
cal organization, I'd be- known. as the
American marty. has been bora in
thtss eolntry. II is made up almoEt
entirely q New York men. Tie 5o0.
Ject OF the psrty issAa1 1osti q: . reform
but IL. DOR not s6eeyp to cover AAys
'thihe which Is hot covered Nv other
parties. ,3.s. ~ & a q. Nj v4-
on ts Aihany. .,fsss.
The first field OF operation will @be
in New York state and then national
matters will be SIvetA Aattention. f''Ons
to Albany is the present slogan, but
1t. is; expected that the organization
will endeavor to gain national recoS.
milton next year. (. e. g'.,,. & i
+. The founders are prominent men In
the cities of New York and Brooklyn,
and will exert their Influence to make
1t a winner. s,.@ y; .3.a.. ~. j.
Their articles of Incorporation are
being filed In every state in the Union
and plans are being made to fOrnu.'
late an organization In every state.
Some claim it is a Roosevelt move.
but this is stoutly denied by the
founders. ST
Objects Of Party. a.. ,.. .
The emblem of the American party,
which has been adopted, is the Liber-
ty bell. ..aa ,ss..@,..4&la.. -,
Following is the declaration. OF
principles: -.l RI. 81 %.~
First. That the particular objects
for which said corporation is formed
are as follows, viz: To secure elec.
toral reforms; progressive tlegfsla-
tion; and greater constitutional guar
antees; to prevent corrupt practices:
to conserve and utilize, for the benefit
OF all, our natural resources; to- allay
strife and harmonize, differences be.
tween capital and labor; to aid the
cause OF honest government; to de.
stroy corrupt bossism In the control
of political parties; to establish jus.
tice; to preserve liberty; to bring
about greater economic freedom; to
promote the general welfare; to per-
petuate forever the free institutions
Of the United States of America; to
insist on equal rights to all and spe-
cial privileges to none, to the end
that government In America shall be
ofythe people, and by the people and
for the people: and to further these
accomplishments we desire to unite
In common movement all honest
men and women of similar views and
willing to further the cause, together
with societies and associations organ
lied for like purposes and to estab-
lish branches throughout the state Of
New York and the United States of
America. i4., :.'..,G
Second. That the corporate name
by which said corporation hereby
formed shall be known and distin-
guished is the American Party, Inc"
Third. That the t4rfie6ry'1 which
the operations of ssidl turporstion are
to be principally co1t1actedtfs III The
city of Albany and other cities in the
state of New York, and the United
States of America.
OFFICE lttrN1eNsNaoysg4:es 81
Fourth. That the principal office OF
said corporation shall be located in
the city of New York. .
Fifth. That the number of direct
ors of said corporation shall sbe nine.
Sixth. That the names and places
of residence of the persons to be di.
rectors of said corporation until its
first annual .meettAktafe:'
Samuel j. Bell, 418 West l1Sth St..
New York.
Alexander 8. Bse0n. 1O1 Rugby Rd
Borough of Brooklyn.
Theodorus Van Wyck, 4O2 West
56th St., New York. sssssAt .aa
Albert Bruchlos, 162 East 7th St.,
New York. srs5Sas
.,,On11nnoA IN Do uo Throo /