Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-29
ORGANIZED
Club at Mogadore.
Named In Honor of Hon.
C. R. Grant,
Who Delivered Good Ad-
dress Last Night.
will Take Part In Bryan Day
Demonstration.
Another Big Club Organized at the
Falls.

No community In Summit county
has more active and energetic Demo
Gratis in this national campaign than
Mogadore.
Friday night they held a rousing old
meeting in Eagle Hall, where the
voters, nearly all that could assemble,
were addressed by Judge C. r. Grant,
and Hon. A. G. Bachtel.
After the speaking, a club was or
ganized and named the Grant Demo
cratic Club of Mogadore, in honor of
Summit county's highly esteemed citi-
zen, Judge G. Il. Grant Officers We're
elected as follows: President, E. "
McClosky; vice president, DR.. f. j.
Bauer; secretary, Bert A. Wilson,
treasurer, John Gerhold. President
McClosky then announced that over
100 voters had signed the membership
roll. DIR. Il. j. Bauer, S. Mishler and
II. Reeser were appointed Il committee
to draft bylaws to govern the organi-
zation. The club meeting then ad-
journed to meet in one week to ar
range for Bryan day in Akron.
The speaking began at 8 o'clock and
Committeeman McClosky presided At
ter few brief remarks he introduced
Judge Grant, as the Patrick Henry of
Ohio. No political speaker ever re-
celves warmer welcome than Judge
Grant when he addresses the Moga-
dore voters. For several years past
the Judge has addressed the voters
of Mogadore and Springfield town
ship, and he never fails to receive a
hearty welcome by his former fellow
townsmen. Friday evening was no
departure from previous meetings.
His remarks were listened to with in
tense interest and his points vigorous
ly applauded. The Judge spoke for
nearly two hours and in most able
and mastery manner expounded the
principles advocated by Abraham lin
coin years ago and by VIM. J. Bryan
of today.
After the Judge had concluded, the
chairman introduced Hon. A. G. Bach
tel, president of the Akron Democrat
ic clubs. AS the hour was late, Pres
ldent Bachtel declined to make a
lengthy address, stating that the Judge
had ably covered the questions at is
sue. He urged, however, the voters of
Mogadore to build up strong club,
get perfect organization, and every
one put their shoulders to the wheel
for Bryan and the Democratic plat
form. He concluded by inviting the
voters of Mogadore to come to Akron
ron, Bryan day.
The meeting of Democrats was called
to order last night mt 7:30 o'clock In
the City hall by Central Committee
man II. j. Francisco. On motion of
Mayor Q. n. Russell, ]. r. Rosemond
was made secretary.
Mr.. II. j. Francisco delivered a short
spirited address and then introduced the
speaker of the evening, Mr.. A. w.
Kinsely, of Akron.
Mr.. Kinsely talked for an hour In
an eloquent and logical manner he
dissected a number of the campaign
arguments being put up by Republi-
cans.
a Bryan club of about so members
was organizcdj, James Lostetter was
chosen temporary chairman and j, Il.
Rosemond, temporary secretary. A
committee, consisting of Messrs. Il. j.
Francisco, Mayor G. n. Russell Thos.
a. Steel, L. Wise, Willis Schick, David
Richards and G, IL. Kidney We're ap-
pointed to canvass for new members.
1t was decided to hold another meet
ing next Tuesday evening TO perfect
n permanent organization and make
arrangements to attend the Bryan
meeting in Akron, Oct. Is.