The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-11-24
MONEY RECEIVED
By the National Democratic Cam
paign Committee to Pay

pGs3s NSUtuNsAASS SS ~
ELECTION EXPENSES
Total Amount ss20,e44, All of
Which Was Expended Except
$1,234.71, Which Is Left on
Hand-Itemized Record to be
Filed With New York Secretary
of State.
Chicago, Nov. 22.-The Democrat
ic national committee received in all
$620,644.71, and spent S619, ,410.06
during the recent Presidential cam
paign, leaving balance on hand ot
S620,644.77, and spent S619, ,410.05
made public tonight by the officers
of the committee and the itemize1
statement will be filed for record in
the Office uf the Secretary of State
of New York in compliance with the
resolution adopted by the national
committee at Lincoln, Neb., last July.
The statement made public by the
committee tonight includes cert!-
fcate of adult by Myron D. King,
auditor OF the national committee.
The statement is as follows:
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 1S, 1908.
To the Democratic national COM
mittee-Gentlemen Following is a
statement OF all the receipts and ex-
penditures:
Total amount of money
received by the Demo-
cratic national COM
mittee for the year
1908 :. 49,. -. $500, ,644.77
Total amount disbursed. 619,410.O6
Balance on hand -. S1,2S4.7I
In compliance with the election
law of the State of New York We
have filed in the Office of the Secre-
tary of State, at Albany, complete
list of all receipts and expenditures
of the headquarters at New York.
And in compliance with resolu-
tion Of the national committee,
passed at Lincoln, Nebraska, last
July, we have filed in the office Of
the Secretary of State at Albany
list of over $4,000 names, represent
ing over 100000 contributors, who
contributed through newspapers,
clubs, solicitors and other organizA-
tions, whose names are on file in
the Office of the chairman of the
Democratic national committee 1T
Buffalo, N. Y.
The auditors report confirming
the above is attached thereto. Yours
respectfully,
Norman 2. Mack, Chairman; Urev
Woodson, Secretary; Herman Rid
der, Treasurer; John E. Osborne.
Vice Chairman, Finance Committee;
John w. Cox, Assistant Treasurer;
John b. Doolin, Assistant Treasurer.
Chicago, H., Nov. 16, 1908.
Auditors Office,
Democratic National Committee.
Hon. Norman E. Mack, Chairman,
and Herman Ridder, Treasurer,
Democratic National Committee, Buff
falo, n. Y.-Dear Sirs: l herewith
submit the following report of the
records of the auditors Office. show
ing vouchers drawn on acquisitions
Of the heads of departments and
duly authorized bills. The classi-
ficatons of all of said disbursements
by vouchers is shown by departments
as nearly as possible. In addition
to departmental exhibit l have in
cluded in the itemized statement the
cost Of kilograms, postage and en-
press charges, separately.
I respectfully suggest that the
national committee give attention to
the great Importance of a well di-
rected business system for the gov
erance of future departments of the
committee in the work of national
campaign. The proper selection OF
a person to fully prepare such sys-
| tenn as I deem necessary to urge
would prove saving of large
amount of money.
Respectfully submitted,
MYRON D. KING,
Auditor Democratic National Com ~
mittee.
Distribution of disbursements ~
vouchers shown by departments ofS
the Democratic national committee,
! 1908.
Auditors office :. ....S $500
Secrtary's office :. .... 4,10S.al
| Treasurer's Office -. -. 5,O73.2l
| Commercial Travellers :. 1850
Club organization bureau 5,O20.1G
Labor bureau .... 37,401.3G
| Advisory committee -. 3.020.9o
Organization Of States. 129053.G2
Purchasing agent dept. 1.34O.1"
Finance committee 26,5S6.5I
Congressional committee. 3.623.00
! Publicity bureau SS.S99.}o
| EX-treaSurer'S account,