The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-23
County Democratic Ticket.
Get Registered.

The Democrats of Carroll-the white men
of Carroll, cannot be too frequently reminded
that the present campaign is the most import
ant in Maryland since the redemption of the
State in 1867.
In the result is bound up the peace and
good order of the State; the protection of our
women from insult and assault is at stake; the
progress and business interests are at issue.
The adoption of the proposed franchise
amendment TO the Constitution is Of the most
vital importance, and every Democrat and
every white man entitled to register aud vote
should qualify himself to cast a ballot for the
amendment.
The Registrars of voters will sit on Tuesday,
October 8, and Tuesday, October 10, to reg
lister voters and issue transfers. The hours
of their sittings are from O'Clock IN the
morning until O'Clock in the evening. The
places of their sittings is given in our advertis-
ing columns by the Supervisors Of Election.
The sitting on October II is for revision Of
the lists only. No one can be registered on
that day.
Persons who were registered in 1896 or in
any year since do not have to register again.
The sittings of the Registrars is to give
young men becoming of age since the last
election, and those who will be twenty one by
the next election day, an opportunity to have
their names recorded in the registry books of
the precinct where they reside.
Persons of voting age who have removed
al. tba a,t alaat1nn and
been here for six months next preceding the
next election, can be registered, provided
they have lived in the State one year.
Persons who we're registered voters in any
county in the State, or in the City Of Balti-
more will have to exhibit transfers from the
Registrars from their last voting place, and
they must get them personally.
Registered voters who changed their resi-
deuce from one part Of Carroll TO another
precinct, viii have 10 have transfers from
their last voting place.
Remember-there viii be but two days Of
registration, October and 10. Persons
qualified to register or desire transfers should
attend to it on the first day. Do not postpone
it until October 10. On the 10Th sickness,
death or other cause might prevent you from
qualifying yourself TO vote. Remember, the
sittings on the 18th Of October are for revi-
sion Of the voting lists only.
All unregistered Democrats who are en-
titled to vote must qualify themselves on one
of the two days the Registrars viii sit. To be |
registered is prerequisite to the right to vote.
No one not registered can vote in November. |
Candidates, members of the Central Com |
mittee and Democratic workers should lock /
about their districts and neighborhoods for /
unregistered Democrats and press upon them /
the importance Of the next election, and urge |
all to qualify themselves to vote.
In November will be the only opportunity /
to remove the menace to white supremacy. /
II the amendment fails, that failure will result /
in an influx of migratory, ignorant, vicious /
and worthless negroes from Southern States I
where the voting privilege has been taken from
them. They can have but one purpose in /
coming here-engaging in politics.
All white men who believe we have enough /
OF that class of citizens in Maryland should 4
vote for the amendment