The evening times., 1900-09-27

BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-The Bryan and
Stevenson Travellers Association of Mary
land was organized under auspicious cir
cunstances last night at Democratic head
quarters, in the Eutaw House.
The gentleman who was mainly instru-
mental in bringing about the organization
is w E. Jenkins, who four years ago was
president OF the Mckinley and Hobart
Commercial Travellers Club of this city.
On the new issues of this campaign. how
ever, Mr.. Jenkins repudiates the Repun-
lican party and is enthusiastic In his sup
pert of Mr.. Bryan. Among the members
enrolled last night were number OF Dem
ocrats who voted for Palmer and Buckner
in 1886, one of them being H D. Smith
H. F. Poske was elected temporary chair
man of the club and J. w. C. Brittingham
temporary secretary with W. e. jenkins
temporary treasurer. Upon motion OF l.
Goldenberg the club adopted its name and
a committee of three on membership was
appointed, as follows: W. z. Jenkins, /.
Goldenberg, and G. W. Clotworthy.
The committee on resolutions, consisting
of James A. Short, P. A. Musehette, Nj. j.
Molly, John j. Kerns, and d. S. Madl-
gan, reported the following, which was
vigorously applaudcd:
The undersigned. irrespective OF former
party affiliations, disagreeing with the pol
icies of the Republican party in endeavor-
ing TO administer the Government in de-
iance of the Deelarat ton of independence
and the Constitution in their policies of
aggression and consequent miltarism, and
in their legislation fostering great combi-
nations and trusts at the expense of the
great masses Of the Industrious people,
hereby pledge our opposition TO the re-
election of President Mckinley and call
upon all citizens of the State of Maryland
TO unite with Us in selecting an electoral
ticket in this State pledged to vote for
William ]. Bryan for President and Adiai
L. Stevenson for Vice President.
We, the undersigned, travelling men OF
/ Baltimore city and the State of Maryland
agree to unite in an association for the
purpose of carrying into effect the election
| of the Democratic national ticket"
This declaration Of principles was signed
by the sixty travelling men present. after
which a committee of three consisting or
CHARLES H Porter. II D. Smith and SimG-
ei Haas, was appointed 10 secure head
quarters il Jime for the mex meeting
which VIII BE- held Monday night
The association proposes TO take an ac-
/ tive part il the campaign and 10 organize
/ into working club the entire number OF
! travelling men who are dissatisfied vita
| the Mckinley Admiaistrati tiou. The Jem-
/ poTary organization effected last night Wa
/ be made permanent at the next meeting.
/ There. were no speeches last night, the
meeting being strictly a business one
| The following are the names OF those
| who signed the declaration. J. H Ma
/ tingIy. John J. KeTns. ". S. DubelI Hen
| ~ f Poske ". ". Writers. H Moritz,
! John H. Carney. John L. Kean. William
/ = Clarke. ir.; 2. A. Courtney. H. L, Mac
/ I.anahan. R L Spellmen. J. w e, Brit
Eiugham Arthur II Isaacs- H R Fravef.
\ " Morgan. L. L. Snead. Milton Stew
! art. r. D. Caldwell Charles 7. Woods. W
| Edgar Jenkins. n. H MeVeigh, w :.
| Hughes. E II. Moore. A c. NewbuTn. W
| Otis Spear Edwin ". Spear. J. J. E Shaw.
| William H Harrison. z. R. Slater. \. G.
| Reffel + J. Goldsmith. T. J. Downing, r.
| NJ Blundon, Charles Gatemen. I. Golden
berg. Samuel Haas. H. D. Smith. P. II.
| Muschette, W c. Douglas. Theodore Gam
brill. c H Strnmenger, r G. Henry, NJ.
| I. Motley. F. ". Rawlins, Charles I. Bra
dy, jr: G. ". Clotworthy, \. +. Starkey.
| l NJ Levy. ". S. Ramsay, David Z.
| schwartz, James R. Short. Charles II. Por-
| ter. s B. Atwil, Lew E. katzenberger.
Dennis s. Madigan. ". H. Pitcher, Otto
| Pibby W H Perez