The evening times., 1896-09-24
MR.. LOWE is FIGHTING

Representative Lowe says he Is putting
up sliir f.gnI III his district in New orK
city.
Mr. LOWE is FIGHTING
Mr.. Lowe cafne into Congress on the great
Republican, tidal wave oil '3i- winning his
election III the famous Harlem district,
where the Republicans expected TO see
their cauuiGate badly defeated. he Tam
II any men ran their strongest representa-
tive. but he received ouly II Goo yo.cs, To
Mr.. Loves 2l 900.
ar. Lowe C....-c 40 Washii rtOn TO get
political littIatuIc to Use i'll h;s CistIict
and is confident of icing elected by
larger majority than in 1894. The Re
publican managers have promised 10 give
MIR. Lowe All tue ala in their power ard
encourage tinl In his plCcSy fight.
no. FOR ST LOUIS.
The cnthusiaSn shown by the Democratic
managers in the convention of the Ma
tioual Association OF Democratic Clubs is
waxing red hot. The following circular
was issued today:
washington, n. c., Sept. 2i, 1896.
Tue second quadrennial convention of
the National Association OF Democratic
Ciubs Will conycnc ut l l O'Clock "a. IN. Sat
urday. October 3. 1896. in the Convention
Auditorium. ST. LOUIS, No. W. $. Mexican.
assistant secretary. Will be at he South
tiss iItlsl ti hlttl s,fDitilib'i
Aoy organization pledging support to
the platform OF the Chicago De mocratic co.,
vcu,ion and the candidacy Of William Jen-
ungs Bryan and Arthur Scwall, for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, is eligible
to participation in this convention upon
Il basis of enc dClega, c and che additional
delegate for every one hundred members in
good standing: but no organization VIII
he entitled to more than five delegates
,,f 1Iar
elected, thus assuring full delegation
from each organization.
delegates snoula report upon arrival at
st. LOUIS to The headquarters OF the Na-
tiOnal Association, at the Southern Hotel,
when badges and tickets OF admission TO
the Auditorium VIII be issGed them. Each
State deleca ton sho uld endeavor to
perfect an organization and select It's
cha rman before assembly III convention.
The convention VIII conclude its session
at n ght, when IL will be addressed 10y our
Presidential candidate, william Jennings
Bryan and by Vice President Stevenson,
Hon. Benton McMillin and other distin-
Guished mer !can citizens.
The various raifruad lines have agreed
to give rate OF a fare and third for
the round trip, upon the certificate plan,
which vii be fully explained to the pur-
chaser of each ticket Where delegates
and clubs travtIin number a much better
rate VIII be given; provided, however,
that the ticket agents in each city lie Loti-
fled in advance. Delegates must prompt
ly make their railroad arrangements, that
the best possible rates may be obtained.
The railroad ticket agent will lie at the
Southern Hotel, st. Louis, on october 5
and 4 to certify To return tickets.
Never before in the history Of the United
states has there been such Il Condition eN-
istlDg as now, nor one which demanded
more thorough club OrgaDiZation-thIs be
ing the most effeCtual and economical
method of Conducting the campaign. The
chairman of the national Democratic com
mittee, Hon. James X. Jones, fully agrees
with US in this respect, and has therefore
appealed to the masses to organize, as we
not only have a domestic, but foreign en-
envy TO fight upon question Underlying
every phase of eovernment-pur financial
system. Our gallant standard bea rer has
again and again impressed this fact upon
the minds of our people. And they re nobiy
responding TO the call Ito arms" and by
successful and peaceable settlement at the
ballot box will restore our government 10
its inst position among the nations of the
world.
..t.tr in mind these words of Washing
tou uttered 4 century ago to the Anieri-
can Aeople:" A gainst the insidious wiles OF
foreign influence Il conjure you to be-
4cNt VI
Il free people ought to be constantly
awake"
thomas Jefferson said in his inaugural
address in 1901, when he defined the es-
sential princi Piles OF our government.
Equal and exact justice to all men, of
whatever state or persuasion, religious
or political; peace. commerce, and honest
friendship with all MISUNDERSTANDING
alliances with none: Jealous care
uf the right OF election by the people;
the supremacy of the civil over the
military authority: economy in the public
expeuse. that labor may be lightly bur-
deneu; the encOura cement of agri-
culture and commerce as its bantlm aid"
Jefferson also said in this address: Alb
sOiuie acquiescence in the decisions of the
ma a.ority. the vital principles of republics"
Let rs all meet in convention at st. Louis.
and reaffrm our loyalty to the DenIocra
Of our fathers. and in the most emphatic
terms declare our intention to ever keep
alive the essential principles of a govern-
ment OF the people. for the people and by
The people. and then return to our h ONES
and battle all the harder and with greater
enthusiasm for true Anericanism.
CHAuNCEY F. BLACK. President,
BENTON McMILLIN, .
Acting Chairman Executive c ommittee
LAWRENCE GARDNER. Secretary.