The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-24
Demo cratic binary.

The Democratic Whirlwind Campaign
ing trip was great success in every par
tcular. The tourists started from Fred
erick on the morning OF the 9th.
Senator Lee and Mr. Magruder arrived
on the early train from BaItimor Z. Comp
troller Emerson c. Harrington was I'M
able to join them. AT the train they were
met by Col. f. Austin Baughman, chair
Frederick county; Edward J. Smith,
treasurer of the committee; Senator Lees
son, T. Brooke Lee, and the local candi
dates, Frederick w. Cramer, John d
Conard, Jr. John w. Humm, Thomas n.
Moehler, Frank NJ. Stevens, McGill Belt,
George II. Bussard, Markell III. Nelson,
Christian Smith, Eugene A Wachter and
George NJ. Hett
Colonel Baughman had planned that
the day should be spent in trips to vari
Gus points in the county where the Candi-
dates would be able to meet groups Of
citizens and he started the party on tour
Immediately upon the arrival OF Senator
Lee and Mr.. Magruder. The first stop
was made at BuckeystoWn, where num-
Der of wel-known men, headed by Will
liam G. Baker, brother of Joseph D.
Baker. OF Frederick, and Daniel Baker.
of Baltimore, and VIM. J. Grove greeted
the candidates and assured them of the
heartiest support
From Buckeystown the candidates
moved OH to Adamstown, Park Mills,
Urbana, Monrovia, New Market, New
London, Mount Pleasant WalkersvIle,
Liberty, Unionville, louisville, Woods
boro, Creagerstown, Lewistown Catoc-
tin Furnace, Thurmont and Emmitsburg.
On their arrival at Emmtsburg they
were met by committee composed OF
DR.. !. McC. Foreman, chairman; Ster
ling Gait Joseph c. Rosenthal. Enoch L.
Frizell. Francis S. Kreitz DR.. B. |. Jami
son. Daniel F. Roddy, James McGreevy,
J. Rowe Ohler, Mahlon Stonesifer, John
L. Zacharias and George !. Althoff
During dinner the candidates were ser
enaded and shortly after Senator Lee
was led to the hotel porch and introduced
to a large assembage by Prof Ernest
Lagarde, of Mount ST Mary's College.
who praised his Democracy and indivd-
ual worth and invited all to meet him
after the speeches. Senator Lee argued
strongly for support of the entire Demo-
cratic party, he said. is the one party
which is proving itself capable of con-
structive government and of protecting
the masses against the trusts and special
interests.
They renamed in Emmitsburg over
night and at a. m. on Friday they took
the road from Emmitsburg 10 Sabillas-
vile. which was extremely bad, made
fast travelling impossible. with the SEIZED
uled precision of the day before. This
was the case on the entire trip across the
mountains and the machines were about
fifteen minutes behind schedule time at
Sabillasville, Foxville, WolfsvIlIe and
M,arsviile
The first stopping place was at Sabllas-
vile, where the candidates were met by
members Of the district central committee.
After stopping there for short time the
party moved on to Foxville, where resi-
dents of that section had turned out To
meet them. From Foxvile the party
moved to Wolfsvile, where quite a large
gathering WAS assembled to greet them.
and from Wolisvlle the course was d-
rectly towards Myersville, where another
informal meeting was held,
The candidates then proceeded to Md.
dletown, where they had an enthusiastic
ana ucdTt-tO-Iledtl settOgelher. Alter
remaining there for about half hour.
they LEFT for Frederick There was five
minute stop at Braddock The machines
arrived III Frederick about 10 as. Lunch
was served at the New CITY Hotel, after
which the party left tor the last lap of the
Journey which included Feagavile, Jeffer-
son, Peiersville. Knoxville, Burkijtsville
and Brunswick
The State candidates left Brunswick
at night for their respective homes; the
local candidates LETT at later hour
The enthusiastic reception Of the tour
lists was most gratifying, harmony pre-
vailed al every point and the outlook for
Democratic victory seems 10 be the
opinion of all