The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-29
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Democrats to Have Fine
Meeting Saturday Night
FOR THE WORKERS
This Meeting will be Special
ly Conducted.
Pomerine, Hogan and Smith 10
Speak-Bands Engaged-0fficers
Appointed for Meeting.

A fitting close TO a brilliant cam
paign will be the Democratic rally
at the Royal rink Saturday night,
when Hon. Atlee Pomerine, of Can
ton, Hon. T. s. Hogan, of Jackson,
and Hon. w. T. Smith will ex-
pound the principles ana doctrines of
Democracy.
Mr.. Pomerine was defeated for the
Democratic nomination for governor
by Judson Harmon. Now Mr..
Pomerine is out, stumping the state
for the man by whom he was de-
feated. There is no better orator or
more brilliant man engaged in the
Ohio campaign, and IL wiz be rare
treat for the electors OF Marion
county who are coming from every
part to hear the speeches. Mr..
Hogan Is the Democratic candidate
for attorney general. A brilliant and
clever young lawyer, Mr.. Hogan has
made a strong impression wherever
he has been In this campaign and he
will make many friends IN Marion.
Mr.. Smith Is the present representa-
time from Marion county in the leg
islature. He is an able talker and
will tell the electors OF the county
of the rottenness that exists In the
state house at Columbus and Of the
hand Governor Harris had in block
ing the Investigations of the commit
tee from the legislature that desired
to know where the money OF the
state was deposited. There will be
plenty of meat in every utterance of
the speakers.
Chaoirman Martin Burke, Of the
Democratic central committee today
received word that large delegations
from Richwood, Prospect, Upper San
dusky, Gallon, Crestline. Bucyrus and
Delaware will attend the meeting.
Every town and village in the
county will send delegations and
throughout the country regions many
are planning to attend. Hon. Fred
H' bulhNiy VIII OS Shdil man Vi thO
meeting. The following officers
have been appointed:
The vice presidents Of the meeting
are:
David W. Haberman, Geo. Miller,
Chas. Kramer, Philip Bender, Ed
Higgins, j d. Ourren, Andrew Nc
Laughlin, Chas. Mccartney, Patrick
Moran, Fred Fatzler Chas. Reamer,
Harry p. Conner, Leo Schoechle,
John l.. Price, b. b. Carter, Conrad
Bader, G.. b. Henderson, Jacob +.
Spiece Geo, Benzler, S. j. Mahaffy,
G. II. Knickle, j. II. Luit, VIM.
{. earheiser, Chas. V. Mollenkoff, Thos.
j. McCrath, Philip Ebert, Richard
Norris. Jas. NJ. Hogan, Geo. O'Don-
nell, Joseph Voll, John Stone, M.
b. Sweeney, Chas. Click, Henry
Knickle, Dennis j Harlow, H. II.
Cunningham, Ben Weterauer. Dong
lass Stafford, Jacob Hurr, John AL
lison, John Baldinger, William King
ell, b. b. Boxwell o. S. Anthony,
+. b. Behrens, John Travis, A, c.
Behner, John X. Peters, Leo Stuber,
Daniel II. Creasap, Charles Gilbert,
James f. Ullom. NJ. II, Porch, G.
+. Glaze, Jacob Kellar, Lewis Ruth,
Maurice Tobin, A. J. Lewis, Dennis
o'Keefe, Samuel Snyder, Chas Ar
mold. Morris Lederman, Dennis F.
Molloy, j. K. Brady, A. Amrine,
Isaac Dickson, William Ikensee, G.
G.. Miller John Frederick, G. Neu-
maier Jacob Lichtenberger, Charles
w. Retterer, John Bruce, Ed Vanre,
David Morgan, Dennis r. Ryan, John
Bondley, George II. Fritch, Carrie
Fox, Frank Isler, Charles Solomon,
B. McWherter. j. F. Johnson, Tom
Northrup, David Osborne and B. f.
Thomas.
The Reception committee:
Hon. d. r. Crissinger, chairman
Judge G. II. Norris, Judge B.. G..
Young, George B. Scoheld, VIM. p.
nloloney, Fred e. CUTLERY, j. w.
gacoby, Patrick Kelly, George r.
Christian Jr., and a. @. Holland.
The Ushers: NJ. A, Mickley, Chief
VIM. R. Waddell, Millard Pickering,
Thos. J. Lucas. George w. Neely,
Frank Vsistoll, s.kB. IAppincott,
Frank Campbell, John ebert, Albert
Horn, George orians, Jacob ]. Rn.
dolph.
The famous Bakers band will give
a concert at the Rink before the
meeting. Several other bands will
also furnish music. There will be no
parade and the speaking will COM
mence promptly at 8 o'clock. The
meeting viii be chiefly In the inter-
ests OF the laboring men.