The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-04-05
GEN. VANDIVER CALLS CON
FERENCE.

FERENCE.
Chairman Murray Vandiver, of th e
Democratic State Central Committee,
e-ue to his word, flung his coat of
tuesday, says the Baltimore Sun. and
ent to work for the success of tn
lahool- Numsen-Hooper ticket. Some
me before the primaries Mr.. Vandiv'
said that as soon as the candidates
IRE nominated he proposed to call
ether the leaders of the party from
counties for the purpose of plac
behind the ticket the solid weight
influence of the State Democracy.
We will,' said Mr.. Vandiver, then
re our time and money both to the
It in tbc-city, for in she election OF
the ticket in the spring every State
Democrat has vital interest.
Following this policy, Mr.. Vandiv-
.er has made plans which, if carried
out, will undoubtedly be of the great
est assistance to the city ticket and
will further develop and foster the
"o,an door policy Of broad party
management, for which Ex Governor
Frank Brown, the city leader, stands.
Mr.. Vandiver purposes to start his
effort to arouse the State Democracy
to the importance of lending it's aid in
carrying the city in May for the Dem
ocratic ticket by giving dinner at
the Eutaw house on Monday, April
Is, TO the democratic editors of the
State.
He has sent out to the editors the
following letter:
"DEAR SIR: Feeling the impor'
lance of the election of the Democratic
nominee tor Mayor and the Democrat
ic nominees for other city Offices at
the election on May in Baltimore
city; recognizing its influence upon
the election to be held in November
in both city and. State, and appreciate
ing the great influence the county
press will have in bringing success to
our party, am anxious to secure a
Meeting ofthe editors and proprietors
ofthe different Democratic papers for
consultation.
NO class of men has served oul
party more effectively and faithfully
and | am fully convinced that if every
Democratic editor will participate in
a meeting at this time it will greatly
encourage our party friends in Balti
mere
II shall greatly appreciate it if you
will dine with me at Democratic head
,qnartsls. Eutaw House, Baltimore. or
Monday, Apri! Is, at &c z. Nj, ana
urge you to make, in the interest o.
the party, every reasonable sacrifice
of your time to be present. as matters
of the utmost importance will be con
sidered.
please advise me as soon IS posi-
BILE if | may rely upon your attend
ance. Very truly yours,
MURRAY VANDIvER
In addition to the Democratic edi
tors it is his purpose to invite as spec
ial guests Ex-Governor Brown, City
Chairman Harry Welles Rusk, Mr.
George Stewart Brown, State Senator
J. Charles Linthicum and Mr.. j. Bar
nv Mahooi. Chairman Vandiver pur
poses to make his dinner to the edi
tors of considerable more interest than
the usual affair of the kind. Some in.
teresting speeches, it is said, will be
made, and it is possible some State
as we'll as city politics may be talked
The dinner will lie held in the mair
dining room of the Eutaw House
which will be deliberately decorated.
81 expect" said Mr.. Vandiyer, "be'
fore we are through to demonstrate te
the Democrats of Maryland that il
our ranks there is not a break nor ,
division. 1t will be the salvation O
the party to elect Mahoel, Numser
and Hooper in May, and every Dem
acrat in the State will be prepared te
put his shoulder to the wheel and help
it along
ho pHuH dawn We'd