The log cabin Democrat., 1912-08-07
WILSON-MARSHALL
 CLUB ORGANIZED
IN THIS CITY LAST NIGHT
FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOT- ING INTEREST OF ALL DEM
 OCRATIC NOMINEES.

A large crowd of enthusiastic Dem- ocrats of Conway and adjacent terri tory met at the courthouse last night and organized Wilson Marshall Democratic club. The meeting was unusually enthusiastic and harmon ious, although the members expressed their ideas freely, and while different members had various ideas, they were soon reconciled, and the following proceedings were had:
 J, E. Higgins called the meting to order and after stating the purposes Of the meeting, placed in nomination for temporary president s. W. Rog- CTS, whom he said w2s undoubtedly the original Wilson man. MT. Rogers was elected by exclamation, and made an interesting talk, reviewing the campaign for the nominations of va rious candidates for president and analysed the outlook for a Democratic landslide. MT. G. s. McHenry was then elected temporary secretary by exclamation and immediately assumed the duties as such.
 The chair then called upon mem- bers present to address the meeting and give their ideas as to the best policy of procedure and the purposes of the meeting.
 The following were called and re- sponded with interesting and enthusi- astic talks: Judge E. M. Merriman, Prof. Brennan, Hon. George Clark, Senator A. C. Martin and Mayor w. H. Duncan.
 A motion was then made that the temporary organization be made per and was adopted without op- position, and upon motion the follow ing additional officers were elected by Clark Dougan, vice president, and B. T. Deal, treasurer.
 Upon motion the chair appointed the following committees:
 To Draft Bylaws and Constitu- B. Higgins, A. c. Martin and E. M. Merriman.
 To Solicit Membership-J. A King, Prof. Brennan, w. B. Wilson, w. H. Duncan, A. M. Ledbetter, J H . Hartje and George Shaw, Jr.
 A motion was then made by A. c. Martin that each member enrolled on the first night be authorized to re- ceive the name of any Democrat de- string to join, and turn the same over to the committee to be reported to the next meeting. The motion was unan- imously adopted.
 A motion was made to defer nam- ing the club until the next meeting, until larger attendance might be present. After some discussion this motion was voted down and the meet ing adopted the name of the Wilson Marshall Democratic Club of Conway.
 It was, however, the concensus of opinion that said club should do all within it's power to promote the in- terest of all Democratic nominees for state, district, county and township offices, as we'll as labor for a great majority for the Democratic candi- dates for president, vice president and congress.
 The meeting then adjourned to meet at the courthouse at 8 o'clock next Monday evening, and all Demo- crats or persons who desire to become such, are cordially invited to attend. All persons desiring to become mem- bers will please give their name to one of the membership committee or to any of the members below mentioned.
 List of Members Joining Last Eve ning-S. w. Rogers, Clark Dougan, G. s. McHenry, B. 1T. Deal, E. M. Merriman, J. B. Higgins, Geo. Clark, Prof. Bennan, w. H. Duncan, A. c. Martin, R. D. White, w. B. Wilson, J. A. King, Jim Dunn, Rube Mark ham, J. J. Smith, Claud Nelson, w. w. Harmed, George Shaw, Jr., c. w. A. Wilson, A. F. Milan, J. H. Hartje, J. w. Akin, A. M. Ledbetter, L. B. Pence, w. H. Prince, w. A. Wilson, Chester Wilkins, J .. H. Brannon, H. s. Traylor, R. l.. Metcalf, R. B. Hos kins, J. w. James, H. B. Marshall, w. Young, R. B. McCulloch, Philip Yaeger, J. D. Thomas, John Long, Jr., s. E.. Anderson, w. T. Piercey, Lee O'Daniel, Adolph Anthamatten, c. w. Summons, George Shaw, Sr., and O.