Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05
THE JACKSON DEMOCRATS.
The Last Meeting of the CampaiSn-Ar
ranging to Hear the News.

The Last Meeting of the Campaisn-Ar-
ranging TO Hear the News.
1be Jackson Democratic Association held lie
Last meeting Of the campaign at odeon Hall.
y, street and Pennsylvania avenue. last even
ing, and an unusually large number OF the old
war horses were present The following new
members we're elected: Messes. John J.
Kennedy, Z. A. Remedy, Jane. A. Hoif-
man. John @. Reisinger. George p. johnson.
Ihos Burke. Chas. T. Morgan and Walter W.
Ludlow. The committee appointed for the pur-
pose reported that they had secured two large
perlors az the Lawrence Hotel and a small
room for the operator. where the returns from
the elections would be received and after being
read 20 the members of the association and
their friends would be shown in front % the
hotel. A section OF the Marine Band had also
been secured. The expenses OF this arrange
ment were reported 20 be slsl, and that
amount was quickly raised.
Speaking Of the contributions made for cam
pRign purposes, President Norris said the asso-
citation had done wonderfully well They had
contributed more than any other local sssocia-
I ton, having sent out more than 81 900. rhey
had sent a check for $50 TO Congressman Nc
kGis in the sixth Maryland district and today
would send him more
TALKING ABOUT Az oRaAS.
mated discussion by moving that the Associa
ton indorse the proposed movement TO estab
lsh democratic evening paper here. He sait
there great need for such paper in Wash
ingson. OF the two daily papers here one, h
4 said, claimed 20 be neutral and as 90 the othe,
II was one thing today and another tomorrow
| He wanted to see a paper started here tina
| could not be bought.
Secretary Nat Sardo said IL would take $500
"A
II would receive from the association would no
carry il fifteen minutes
Capt. Geary said people here had 20 go out
side for democratic paper. and he favored tn
motion.
President Norris created considerable merri
ment by asking If the motion was that the rs
sociatlon start an organ. He questioned tn
| propriety OF the motion. FOR the res
son that both Of the daily paper
here wer. cosmopolitan and we're give,
almost entirely to local news. Both had AWAY
treated the association fairly, and said he that
speaking OF The STAR particularly, its column
were always open to every one. II Was a great
| enterprislng newspaper. one the people her
were rightly proud of, and so. too, was tn
| Post
Mr.. Kirk then withdrew his motion.
ANOTHER NUTSHELL
| DIR. Allen. after reading the advertisement
which the republican managers had inserted II
the New York sun. entitled The Case in
Nutshell" explained that President Norris ha,
also caused 10 be inserted in some journal tn
following advertisement:
The case In another nutshell
Republican platform Protection &c mo
nopolis.
Democratic platform-Equal benefits TO all
The first means favor to few, eKaction
1 from the many; the second means fair dealin,
all around. The first tends to make the ricl
richer and the poor poorer. See Carnegie ant
Frick. The second means light taxes and well
paid labor.
| (which shall il be?''
Three cheers and a tiger were given TO
President Norris. and after postponing actor
on letter from the Ladies' Jackson Hermitag,
Association, asking for a contribution TO b.
| used in the preservation intact of the home o
the hero Of New Orleans, the meeting adjourne,
to meet at the Lawrence Hotel at Z o'clock mex
Tuesday evening.