The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-15
a Meeting Preliminary 10 organizing
DcmnCrntic GIMbs.

In rrspun. e to a call signed young DcmGcra-
cy,' meeting of Democrats was held in the
called to order by Hon. Stevenson Archer, chair
man Of the state democratic Executive Com
mittCC. i. W. Baker was called to the chair and
J. ". MCNRhb appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Archer spoke of the necessity of party or
ganization and said that the Democratic party in
Hartford has fairly aud squnrcly majority OF
SOl but it is cut down 10 from 300 to 800. He at
trihutCl this 10 want OF organization and said no
better way could he found to get out the full
party vote than by the establishment of Demo.
cratic clubs, in accordance with the plan pur-
sued all over the United STATES by the National
League of Democratic Clubs. lie offered the
following resolutions, which were adopted:
R.SOir,d That Democratic Club be formed.
and that the same shall be called The Hartford
County Democratic Club.
Re>0ir.d That Il committee Of three b. appoint
ed tO'draft Il constitution and bylaws for said
club and that said committee rcp0rt at n meet
ing to he held at the Court House, in li0 Air mt
O'Clock. =. NJ, on Tuesday. June l9th, ISIS
H.y0i't6, That the Democratic voters in each
election precinct be requested TO meet nj their
usual poiing places, III thcr respective districts.
al 3 O'Clock, L. NJ, on saturday, June 10Th, for
the purpose OF forming clubs BY the election Of
President, Secretary and other officers, and
that the Presidents SO elected shall cX OliciO he
Vice Presidents OF this club, and that the said
Vice Presidents and others he and urc hereby in
Vited to attend the meeting to be held on the
SAID 18th day of June, in Bel Air, so that an or
ganiZation shall be formed, embracing the whole
Democratic party of the county.
Remarks were made by Col. John carroll!
Walsh. ii. 7. Heaps, Geo. Y. Maynadicr, John
:. Young and others.
The Committee appointed was j. NJ. street,.
Thos. II. Robinson and Walter W. Preston. On
notion the names OF Hon. Stevenson Archer
and John :. Young were added to the commit
tee.
Committees of three in each precinct were APP
pointed, as follows, to arouse an interest in the
formation of these clubs and especially to secure
an attendance at the precinct meetings on Sat
urday:
FUSL DiaiIirt.-Abingdon.- Charles Tiodc, WIN.
7. DcmoSs, Jos. a. Price. MagnUlI..-Ios. H..
Hunway. rhOs. Norris, Chris. Herbert.
SeeODd DiNTi6.-liall's Cross Roads.-Charl $
W. Michael, X. Emory Taylor, George Harris
l.cvel.-Wm. 5. bowman, Geo. Il. Stephenson,
Ambrose Cooley.
IHUd Distrio.-FallstOn.- X. Kcech, VIM.
II. Street, ElwOOd Il. Anderson. Churchvillc.-
X. Harris Archer, Dr. ThCs. IL. Roberts. David
Hanson. Bel Air.-Wm. +. Clark Edward II.
PrigR, Charles Hanway.
FO0IM Distric.-Jarrettsvlc- ThOs IL. Mel
son, Thos. Butler, J. NJ Scarf. Upper Cross
Roads.-Iohn Il. Rutcdge, VIM. II. Thompson.
John Lamb. Observation-Disclosures Wiley, John
Y. Amoss Webster McClung
FUH Di5ri0.-Dublin.-P. G. Savn, Jas. K.
Massey, j. Fred Crew. Stearns Hugh r..
Heaps. John o. StGarns j. NJ. McNahb.
SIXTH DiSFid. -llavre de Gracc.-Holis Court
ncy, J. VIM. O'Neill, Harry G. LawdCr.
y large number of Democrats signed IL paper
asking to have their names enrolled us members
Of the Democratic County cub to be organized
in Bel Air, next Tuesday.