The citizen., 1913-06-20
BALTIMORE LETTER.

NandiVer deemed it advisable to confer
with the different city and county leaders
regarding the situation and also to get
their views on what should be done. So
tar, General Nandiver declares he has
found the outlook exceptionally bright.
From every Democrat whom he has con-
suited he has received most encouraging
reports He has, also, found a wide
spread sentiment for a general conference
to be held prior TO the primary election.
While the General has asserted that he
does not see any danger ahead for the
party'S nominees. he and his friends be.
lieve that the Democrats should not lose
any opportunity III perlecting their organ
izatiOn III every voting precinct in the
Sta,e This can be done il the party
workers and leaders are called together,
exchange their views and outline a full
and complete plan of action. Before
making any definite statement, it is Cen
eral Naudjver's intention to consult with
a number of very prominent party lead
ers aud get their views. 1t Is generally
believed that, following this, Mr. Van
diver will issue Il call for a meeting OF the
State Central Committee and a confer
euce to be held in Baltimore City during
the early part of mex, month. During
the past week scores oi County Demo-
Gratis were in Baltimore and conferred
among themselves ana with city Demo-
Gratis. They are highiv elatcd over the
prospects of a sweeping victory ,hls iaN.
Party workers saw that NOT ONLY is Il c
Democratic partvu good shape. hut the
enemy is divided into fragments and fac
tens.
two of the mos, important questions
which confront the Democratic workers.
at tins time are the lection of Il date for
holding the primary and the arrange
ue1fs Tor the supplemental registration
which will be held hJou.h1ut the State
/ this summer AT h- primary cav. .iiddtcs
/ for the Legislature and ior variou- c1uu-
/ tv and local offices will be nominated.
/ Prior to This primary ther- will b- q sup
I p'smruui REGISTRATION While. rom a
4 Democratic .I.wnoiuf. the pr,,eu regis
4 at.ua II regarded a., very good. 10 is
/ EUoNn that there are onIre'e %, Demo
/ cat- i'm tins stat. w. hose names are not
enrolled ou the oo ks lnd seorous
euar,s will be made to get them re4ls-
/ tered SO that they CAP participate iu lh-
4 November election AS /, w-Il known.
ree srrauan work always falls ou th-
+ NiL .'btttS'9 1t ttiG tl-'iI'' t|Ht IN DiNSt7
and for that reason l1e workers aye anX-
iuus for a foil plan u. registration to be
/ worked oul far on advance SO that II C3a
b pu, through Wh,o i1r g'Srl'l'D be-
gins here is also mach interest IN the
selection oi dd'c for 'he primaries I'M
der the law, the p~. nary MUS; be Eejd ON
or before the fits. Monday u September.
/ In lhe past ii" primary has been held ON
i1" laNt Tues lr m Auaus', and IT is be-
lleved mat las day N..i be selected by
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