The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
Good Crowd Out to Hear Msssrs. Gather
Urner, Baker and Parran-mr. Goldsbor-
ough Gets on His Ear" Mr. James
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ough Gets on His Ear-"Mr James
". WaddsIl Esq Presides.
The Republicans held their county
meeting for this campaign at the Cam
bridge Auditorium Tuesday night and
had good crowd out. Music was furnish
ed by the Citizens Band.
Mr.. P. L. Goldsborough called the meet.
ing to order. Contrary to his custom, he
said, he wished to make a few remarks
which seemed to be called for by an edi-
itorial in Tuesdays BANNER. Waving a
copy of the journal in question, he re
marked that "Small men can write big
things" though be failed to complete the
epigram by saying what he demonstrated
a few moments later. that large men can
say small ones. He charged (and was en-
tirely in error in so doing that Mr.. E. c.
Harrington inspired the article. He stated
that he and Messrs Jackson and Mudd
worked against the Haman bill and man
aged to hold it up until the night before
its passage. He promised that if Re-
publican Legislature is elected, he will
use his efforts to secure the (repeal of OBJ
lectionable features of the bill, and that
he will advocate the planting of shells at
State expense. He asked that equal prom
inence be given his denial as was given
to the charge. Mr.. Goldsborough failed
to deny specifically, however, that he adj
vised Mr.. Andrews to vote for the bill.
Mr.. Goldsborough then introduced "Mr.
James w. Waddell, Esq.," as the perma-
nent Chairman and read long list of
Vive-Presidents.
Mr.. Hammond Urner, Republican can
didate for Attorney General, was the first
speaker and devoted the major part of his
remarks to discussion and abuse of the
present election law, which. he claimed,
DISTINGUISHES from 10000 to $4,000 good
citizens every year, who, could they be mar
shaled in one array. would demand and
secure an extra session to repeal the meas
ure. He quoted a Baltimore paper as
saving that the law DISTINGUISHES more
whites than blacks He charged that
Hon John Walter Smith reported the first
law providing for emblems on the ballot,
the bill being passed by a Democratic
Legislature and signed by Democratic
Governor Six years later the Republicans
took from the bill its partisan character.
He attacked the Talbot ballot of this year.
and excoriated the Supervisors Of Talbot
for its adoption.
Mr.. Gathers remarks were largely de-
voted to criticism of the present election
law. He promised that new one shall
be passed in thirty days if Republican
Legislature is elected, and thatit will con-
tain no emblem to horrify Democratic
voters, but that it will have space on 1t
where man can make his mark for the
entire ticket. He further promised in
creased pay for public school teachers;
industrial training along broader lines for
school children, a system of market roads,
and his SUI corrupt practices act.
In reg Tster question his
views q X us as lacking in
c,earnfl. .ll III llllyl9 an depleted
beds should not be c.assed as barren bot
tom, but said that if planting shells would
make oysters grow where they had not
grown before, the experiment should be
tried. He described himself as believer
in municipal ownership of those things
which can be owned by the public. He
claimed for the administration the credit
of building the Panama Canal, and the
canal so far not begun to connect the
Delaware and Chesapeake bays, the latter
of which will bring the products OF the
peninsula 100 miles nearer the northern
markets.
White label snag proof boot, sporting
and short lengths, at Donald Stewards.
Gloves, all kinds for work or dress, 25c
to $5.-McCready's.
Boys snag proof duck boot. threes to
skies, $500 per pair at Donald Stewards
! Mems snag proof high top rubber shoes,
So and S.. so at Donald Stewards.
Full line of boys and mems leather
boots at Donald Stewards.
Mems cork sole hand. made leather boot,
Sc per pair at Donald Stewards.
Full line of mems and boys fleece lined
| and ribbed underwear, 25c to $1.25 al
Donald Stewards.
Mems and boys gloves and mittens,
something to keep your hands warm, al
Donald Stewards.
Women's every day kangaroo shoes, kip
and plain. Something that will wear.
81. % to $3.50 at Donald Stewards.
NOTICE.
Having returned from vacation. my
dental Office is again open to the public.
96-4t DIR F. F. HICKS.