The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-08-25
II MUST BE AGGRESSIVE.
That's What the Democratic
Central Committee Says
of the County
Campaign.
THE HOSTS MUST BE ORGANIZED.
And an Old-FashiOncd Democratic
Campaign Must BE Made-The
Proceedings of the
Meeting.

morning, AT Ten clock, and was in
session nearly all day. Livery member
OF the committee was present, and
though no anticipation of danger to the
ticket was expressed in the committee
meeting, there was "a prevailing opinion
that from an aggressive campaign an
overwhelming majority would he
recorded on the democratic poll book
for the county nominees. The interest
the committeeman take in the campaign
is conclusive proof that the gentlemen
who are to pilot the county democratic
ship by the breakers, in November, have
been wisely and judiciOusly selected. A
campaign managed by such men is sure
to be successful one. IAN increased
majority is what the committeeman
were talking, and we believe their
efforts will be successful.
At ten O'Clock, Monday, Chairman
Wilson called the committee to order,
and stated his reasons for calling the
meeting. He directed his remarks
largely to the campaign. which is at
hand, and gave his reasons for advo-
eating n tborougb md comnoot orron
izatiOn of the voters of Lafayette county.
The subject of the vacancies in the
county ticket w.s tho fret 20 ho ,o,od
upon.
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LEXINGTON, Mo-. Aug. 8. 81.
7 hershv tondar n,u ~ uas;m"".;o, no
democratic candidate for office of corO-
ner, for which was nominated at dem
ocratlc primary on May ~, 1874. ! do
s,., 50 peI1aSe use @ u,uef .ne CONSTITUTION OF lne
for more than two terms in succession M sion
which time | have already filled the
once. rms resignation to take effect
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tba comm;ttaa 40 autbor;ynd Inv ,he
r,,es nrocaaa to an tho yooanov M
80 " ~ Wv, t.
Aldrldge Corder, VINO was the pOpuilst
choice for representative, was a candi-
date. but the committee. not being
s,ro Of tho ,,o,;t;oo, nr;,o;n,as od,oootoJ
Vi 1"o i.' p'."I'p.' ''"' oo".ou
oy Mr. Corder' Degah 10 look around Ior
another man. Judge Harrison proposed
MIR. w. b. COOper's name. and there
,,o;r o o,ho, oon5;a,,o H., a.
clared the unanimous choice. Mr.
Cooper stated to his fellow-cOmmittee-
men that il there was a democrat i'm his
,ou nsbin that des;rad the nloca no did
- f N
not know IL, ana upon that consideration
he would accept.
The motion was made and carried
that the chairman and secretary be
g. c,a III. A. ,-,.
""'noi,neu W ii,e "i'h 'no ooai'y c'erh
certificate OF the nominations as re-
qnlred by law.
The committee then took a recess
uptil one o'clock.
It. h.;na o,,,.a :, or,.r 60. ,,.
oPo" ooihs oa'ie" " o'ue' ioi .ho
aiterhooh session the ioiio"ihg resoiu-
tiOn was passed:
| Resolved. That il is the unanimous
opinion of the members of this com
mittee that "a MANY Democratic clubs