The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-28
COST OF THE
CAMPAIGN
Reports OF National, State And
County Party TreaSurerS


Treasurer George X. Sheldon OF the
Republican National Committee, on
Monday filed at Albany, N. Y, the list
of contributions for the recent Nation
al campaign. The list shows 1880
contributions. many oi them covering
number OF lesser contributions. The
sums range from $500 up to $4,000,
the highest amount given by Charles
f. Taft, OF Cincinnati The next high
est was the Union League OF New
York, S4,777. I.arz Anderson. OF Bos-
ton. $4,000, Union League OF Phila-
dclphia, S22. 500, Andrew Carnegie,
$4,000. and J. Picrpont Morgan, S2o,-
600 President Roosevelt gave $1,000.
The total amount that reached head
quarters in New York and Chicago
was SI,o3s. $500, but S62oiso was
raised in the various States and turn
ed over to State Committees for local
uses. Philadelphia gave total OF
about $4,000 William \, Marburg, OF
Baltimore. gave $4,000, Theodore Mar
burg, William p Jackson, OF Sails
bury. and Henry White, of Baltimore,
Ambassador to France, gave $1,000
each
The report Of Herman Rlddcr,
Treasurer of the Democratic National
Committee was also filed at Albany.
IL shows total receipts ni S62o,64477,
with balance on hand OF Srs347L
There we're 1900 contributors to the
iund The names oi those who gave
Sroo and upwards were published on
October IS The New York Demo
cratic State Committee raised 5000. $40,
has a balance oi StlSS and unpaid bills
reaching S22so.
Hon. Thomas Parran. Chairman oi
the Republican State Committee on
Monday filed his report as to can
paign contributions and expense, with
the Clerk oi the Court oi Calvert
county lie received $2o,7s2.2I and
spent SO 2o2 ". About $4,000 va,
spent in the several Congressional dis
tricts. $7,Ias out oi the total fund was
subscribed with the understanding that
It was tu be applied toward meeting
the old debts oi the committee. up,
wards ni SI3oOo OF this debt about
SoiSl was paid The National Com
mittcc gave $1,000 tp the State fund
General James \. Gary gave SI,2so
Attorney General Bonapartc $1,000
William \ Marburg $50, Postmaster
W Hall Harris oi Baltimore, $3.50, anC
General Felix Angus. $3.50 Othc'
contributions ranged down to ST.
Hon. Murray Vandivcr. Democrat,
State Chairman. filed his report o
campaign receipts and expenditures a
Bel Mir on Monday The total receipt
were SIs.os6I2, and disbursements
Si3ooloI Senator Rayncr gave $1,000
Senator Smith and Frank \ FurS
$500 each. Governor CrothcrS SI5c
and General Nandycr Sr2s, W. K
Townsend. Warden J + Wcylcr, cX
Governor Brown and y 7 Gorma
gave 5000 each. Other contribution
RANGED downward to ST.
Hon II VI McCulluugh. Chairman
and Treasurer oi the Republican Stat
Central Committee for Cecil county
IN Monday fled h> report oi cam
paign contributions and expenditure
with Clerk oi the Court Manly Drcu
ucu The report shows total receipt
SrQ02 4p expenditures Sts4bor Ra
ancc. Si46 Is The receipts includ
$500 from Walter Miller, treasurer {
the Congressional Campaign Commit
rrcr, aS follows: \ y Nann"rt, S}l q
G \ benjamin. SS75, II. II McFa,
den. Sl2. ! NJ Reed Jr., s. 50, We,
,tcr White. Sl4s, Lewis !. Logan
- 80. T. T. Campbell. s., ]. +; Erun
Gcld. $llr5. " +. Taylor, s., tot;
Sroop \l,o Sol so contributed a
follows. George VI Evans, $50, !
VI McCuliough Slo G Il Finley, j.
S. K { Thackcry, S. W T. Warbu
tom. S.. W lIaiurS Cro,hcrs, s., Gee