Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-07-12
ANNE ARUNDEL DEMOCRACY.
Assemble to Organize and RatifI the
Democratic Nominees.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.

In response to call of the County
Central Committee, a large and enthu-
siastic gathering of Democrats from the
county met here to-day at noon at the
Court House. to organize a Cleveland
and Stevenson Campaign Club for Anne
Arundel County" The meeting was
called TO order by r. Moss, Senator from
Anne Arundel, who stated the object of
the meeting in some well timed remarks.
On motion, w. c. Claude was made
chairman of the meeting. and p. E. Por.
ter. secretary. On motion the chair APP
pointed the following committees on
organization and resolutions
First district. S. j. Carr, Jr; second
district, Richard Baldwin; third district,
VIM. T.. Baldwin; fourth district, John
t. Clarke; fifth district. Geo. N. Potee;
sixth district, E. C. CAN'T; eighth dis
trict. Thos. l. Hall The committee re-
tired for half an hour and reported the
following resolutions
ResolOed, by the Democrats of Anne
Arundel county in mass meeting assem-
bled, in the City of Annapolis, for the
purpose OF forming club sud campaign
association, to further the election OF
Grover Cleveland and Adlai +. Steven
son.
Res0lUed That we most heartily en-
dorse the action of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention in placing before the
people as the standard bearers of the
party. Grover Cleveland and Adlai K.
Stevenson, as candidates for president
and ce-president of the United States
ReSOl0ed. That we commend the con.
vention for its truly Democratic action
in nominating Grover Cleveland, whom
the people had declared to be their
choice.
ResolOed, That we heartily endorse the
frank, clear and explicit enunciation of
Democratic principles as contained In
the platform of the party adopted at
Chicago.
ResotDed, That one or more clubs be
| organized in the respective election dis
tricte of the county. and that the presi-
dents OF these clubs be the vice presi,
dents of the county clubs.
ReSolUed, That the secretary be instruc-
ted to obtain suitable quarters in Anna
polls, and put himself in communication
with all district club formed End to be
formed, in order that all campaigne doc
uments might be probably distributed.
ResolUed, That we recommend that the
temporary officers of this meeting be
made the permanent officers of the
Cleveland and Stevenson Club of Anne
Arundel county;
Mr.. E. c. CAN'T made some remarks
in explanation of the report of the COM
mittee.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted
On motian of Judge Magruder the
chair appointed the following from each
district as a committee on Organization
of county clubs
First District WIN. f. Jones. c. Nor
Lee, Sr., Saml. j. Carr, Jr.
Second District. Richard Baldwin,
Jas. Cusack, DR.. Thos. WEIGH. BENZ.
Watkins, Jno. Ii. Branzell.
Third District Elijah Williams,
VIM. b. Chairs, VIM. T. Revell, Chas.
Duvall, Henry A. Tydings.
Fourth District -Jno. T. Clarke. LIE
onidas Cecil Caleb Donaldson, Jno. w.
Clarke, A. G. Woodward.
Fifth District.-A. Y. D'Armet, Geo.
N Potee, VIM. A. Shipley, John l..
Dawson, Fulton Kelly.
Sixth District-Geo. Wells,G r. Tyd-
ings, c. A. Brady, Jno. Mason, VIM. NJ.
Abbott.
Eighth District-I. s. Nutwell, Geo
w. Owens, Jno. +. Hutchins, Thos. /,
Hall, Andrew Crandall.
During the absence of the committee
on organization and resolutions, the
meeting was addressed by j. Harwood
Iglehart, State Senator Moss and Mr..
Eugene Wathen, in SOME stirring re-
marks. Gen. f. A. Bond also spoke
from a practical standpoint. After a
few remarks by f. @. CAN'T, on motion
the meeting adjourned to attend the rat
ification and mass-meeting in front of
the City Hotel tonight, which will be
addressed by able speakers.