Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-22
Drxecna.rc MEETINGS ~ ST. Many.

DrNecnA.Ic MrrrIxcs ~ ST. Many,
The necessity is too apparent an
pressing for active. energetic work on Ill:
part Of The democrats Of st. Mary's on al
available occasions between this and tb,
election TO require either argument or am
Fllhcaiion 20 illustrate il. Bot a shor
fine remains TO MS to labor in; and, un
less We have made up our minds to lett
county 90 against rs By default. We are
'"pelhd by every instinct o. duty and
patriotism to sonnd the alarm at once and
prepare ourselves for the short, sb I'd. in.
cisivc work we have in hand to d.. We
have a clear. clean. though small, demo.
cratic majority in st. Mays. if we can
elicit full democratic vote; aud to bring
this ont on election day. is the one grave.
essential object which VIC should address
ourselves to compass at any sacrifice of
time or labor. Il is no ehild's work whicI,
c'nfronis US. A full republican vote may
be expected in November. As mace, the
mcmbers OF this party in St. Mary's 60 it
rain or shine. sick or well. work or no
work, aud of their own motion. Our
pcaple are more fastidious. With many.
slight cold. or misty day. or small
farm job. is suffieicn, sclfjusiifeation for
eschewing the polls on election day
They require to be much reasoned with
before they will allow themselves to lie
aroused. Oice aroused, however, roth
ing less tLan small earthquake can keep
them from duty and the balot-b box. Wit
ness the great Merrick campaign of 20!
To impassion our flicads up to this dcsir-
able stale Of frenzy. it has been deemed
advisable to call public meetings at differ
e"t points in the county where public
meetings have 10, yet been field. The
Central Committee is. Of ceVse. the prop
er authority to make The coll for these
meetings. but as this body cannot be got
ten together in time to- make public all
nouhcement Of same, the writer. in con.
Junction with a small advisory council.
ventures upon the following rccommenda-
tions:
That d'm ocra,ic meeting be held at
st. Inigocs' Store, or at some point with !
in st lnigoes' district. on Saturday next.
the 9th instant For this meeting. the |
following Speakers have been detailed |
aud are expected to respond in speeches.
whether called on or moi DIR. John NJ.
bronze. Capt. George Thomas. j. Frank
Bohanan. j. L. E!icou and John A.
Dunbar.
The same general orders" will also
"lIly to the following meetings, and par
tics charged with their execution, will see
that they are rigidly Observed:
Oakvillc. Monday. the 26th instant -
Speakers. Col. e. Biliingsley. Col. John
+. Dent. George W. Morgan, Col. JAS.
5. Downs. Thomas Bond, Fgua,ius f.
Aat'ingley and J. 7. Parsons.
Tuesday. the 9th instant. at CARRIER
rvs Store. in Bcggar's Neck Speak
FRS, Col. JAS s. Downs. James II vii
son. Col J T Blackstone. d G IIamme,t
II + Moore, Il c Combs, DR. Stephen
Nealc.
Wednesday. the 2Sh instant, a. Lam
'asier's Store. BcdIam Neck speakers,
'"l John + Dent. DR. r p Blackstone. r
Johnson Cotton. Oscar G Hayden, Jos II
Key.
Thursday. the ooh instant. at S. Glenn
>nts Bay Col T Blackstone. Col Us
Downs. Jas II Wilson. Jos II Key. Thos
Bond. Il Johnson Cotton and J d Thomp-
,on.
Friday, the S0,h instant. a. Charlotte
Hall :-Spenkcrs. Col Billing.ley. wv
Is ilu'ch"ns. II c Dent. Ing E Mating
cy and DR. James Thomas.
Saturday. the 3lst instant. at Thomas
Store in 81 Georges. Factory District =
Speakers. DR. VIM NJ Abel. James II
Wilson. u c Hanmctt, Jos s Alls,an.
DR. Thomas \ Lynch and j Frank 30.
sanan.
Monday, Nov. ond. at Red Gate Store
n i.eonard.own district :--Srcakers. Hon
y q Harris. Col j Downs. Il Combs.
Jos Allst"u and DR. Thos A Lynch.
IHE Li1E ELECTIONS The late over.
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