The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-10-12
Democratic Clubs.

The Marlboro and Mclwood Democratic
Club met in the Town Hall last Friday
night. Speeches were made 10y Messrs
Charles Benedict Calvert, Edward 7.
Benton, and Hon. Charles Turner, eX-
CONGRESSMAN from New York.
The BRYAN, Stevenson anl Camalier
Club of Marlboro districts held and Ell
thusiastic meeting last Saturday night in
the Town Hall and Mr.. Robert Wells, of
Hyattsville. delivered an eloquent adj
dress on the subject of imperialism and
trusts. Mr. NJ. H. Magruder, of this town
also made brief address. Eighty five
democrats were present.
A BRYAN, Stevenson and Camalier Club
was organized at Mitchellville, last Satur-
day. The following are the officers: I.
G. Slingluff, president; Isaac Wood, vice
president; John c. Jones, end vice-presl-
dent; Clifton Hardesty, Secretary. Over
40 members were enrolled. The Club
will meet next Saturday at p. m. Promi-
nent speakers have promised to address
the same.
A Bryan, Stevenson and Camalier Club
was organized at Brandywine, this county,
on Saturday, September Goth, with 40
members on the roll. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, DR.. Joseph
H. Blandford Secretary Joseph L. HUNT.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
endorsing the Kansas City platform of the
Democratic party and pledging the un-
swerving support of the Club to the cleo
ton of the Democratic ticket. The Club
will meet to morrow, and regularly until
the election.
A large Bryan, Stevenson and Camalier
Club was organized at Surrattsville, this
county, Saturday last. Sixty voters
signed the role and the following gentle
men were unanimously elected the o fiji
GERS of the club:
Decentralization Richardson; Vice
Presidents-W. E. Mudd, John F. Dono
hue, John Hutchinson, William B. Null
likin, James L. Thomas, William Thomp-
son, John z. jenkins; Secretary and
Treasurer-Thomas B. Gwynn.
String addresses we're made by Messrs.
Robert E. Mattingly, of Washington D.
c., ]. C. Mattingly and Raymond Heiskel
of Oxon Hill. The club adjourned to
met On October 90 tn, at 3 p. m for the
pu. p.se of throwing Old Glory to the
breeze from 100 foot flag staff. All
good democrats are invited to attend.
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Club:
Resolred, that knowing as Democrats of
the great interest taken by the Democrats
of the District of Columbia in the sue
cess of true Democracy in the dear old
State of Maryland and knowing of the
magnificent work done by the Lakeland
Democratic Association in 1896 in vari-
Gus States, and having learned of the re-
organization of the Association under
the title THE District of Columbia Demo-
cratic Association" for the purpose of
organizing clubs in Maryland. Delaware,
West Virginia, Virginia, and the District
of Columbia.
BE 1t resotred, by the Bryan, Stevenson
and Camaler Club, of Surrattsville,
Prince Georges county, Md, that we ac-
with this Association, with headquarters
at 904 Pennsylvania Ave, n. w, Washig
ton ID. c., and pledge our hearty co opera
ton with said Association to bring about
the election of our great leaders, Bryan,
Stevenson and Camalier and the redemp-
ton of the Fifth Congressional District
from bossism and Republican outra ses
and we call on all good citizens, irrespec-
tive of past party utilization, to aid US in
this sacred cause"
Chairman Nandiver sent the followin 9
resolutions out Tuesday to the different
clubs throughout the State. They will be
asked to pass them at once.
Whereas the Republican party is rapid
ly destroying the sacred principles of the
people and, guided by the greed for com
mercial supremacy, has substituted the
strength of a full pockctbook for the in
vincible power of government admins
tered in accordance with law; and
Whereas the legitimate expenses en-
tailed upon the Democratic party in a
national campaign must be met without
trusts and monopolies, but rather by the
voluntary offerings of the people; there
fore be it
Rfsotrcd, That this club earnestly recon-
mends to every person in the State who
desires to perpctuate government under
the Constitution to promptly send a con
tribution to Hon. Murray Nandiver, chair
man of the Democratic State Central Com
mi,tee, Baltimore, Md.