First Voters' Clubs

The rtpublicnn party ia tlie party of prognes and tbe poMtlcal organizatton with whicli the youiii: votiT Bhould nll hiunclf. lts ranks liavu each year been lmgely ru in torced liy recruits from among the young men. This campaign promises to be a memorable one on account of the fentbuttann nmong the Tippecanoe veterans oL 1840, aiul also among tlic voung men who are Jot assuniing the diitics of cltlzenshlp. Rcpubllcan comrnltteea, thefefore, sbould enconrage the foBBation of clubs ol lir-t roten In overj' citv, villagt umi town. Bellevinj; that the vim and vi;or of the young men can bc in ui. :i potentlal ftld to república sooceas, tbe Detroll Tribune offers a prip of an eleffant si 1 k banncr to the laifiest dab feompoeed ol yodnji men pledxed to cast their il rt preadential votes ncxt November for Harrlson & Morton, whicii l organized In any town, village, ward or roting precinet In the state before Oct. 1. Clubs cornpeting for tbe prlze must formally organfse, elecl offleers and trunsmit to tbr Tribune a list of bucIi oilicers and memben. ]-et us have liundreds of sucli first voters' clubs organlzed before the ürt day of Octobcr.