The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08

thinking seriously Of establishing a per-
maneEt headquarters in Frederick 10 be
open every day il the week.
That the members OF The Central Com
mittee and the workers Of the party
should be more n touch with the
voters q Erzczrlck c0slty. IS the opin-
ion o. Clsi-a1zl Bzugn1a1. He said
that zl-1 z permanent headquarters a
complies SCI q pol books and other rec
ords o. liz committee could BE- made,
indexe6 s11 cs-sloEue1 With such
records t1e Ga1oe-S a The committee
would d able o So INST now strong
the parry Ezs IN Z certain district and
Just B1e-s t1e weak -so1-ts were
There s-@ zoo1- IND hundred and
tSentY rueD5s-s q t1e Comfy Central
Commute T1=y represent TIE various
election Glstr5C-s G il= COUNTY and have
absolute control Over tE= 0rgs1izaliOn in
the cisiriC. Il s1lC1 tE=y reside L IS
cagDtful & t1eSz mel uez- il oodv
unless called mo session. twice year
i Is t1e Colo1efs iC@a 70 call z confer
ence with tie members 81 certain dis
/ ircts each week ard 50 on until the en-
tire work Of the party n the county has
been reviewed
Chairman BsughuIa1 believes that the
I Democratic party 81 the county viii never
be able 70 do effective work until II IS
better oTgsnized. He feels that it is sim
ply a matter Ofkeeping in touch with the
voters Of the county, 10 know when the
young men have arrived al the legal
voting age, in order that the party may
be IN perfect unison.
Again u Is claimed. that the establish
nent Of permanent headquarters IN the
county would be an economy scheme.
Il costs the Central Committee a large
amount Of money TO maintain the spac-
iouz headquarters last fall. The Derma-
ne u. headquarters could be procured and
maintained for less money than The TEN.
porary headquarters Of last fall
With a permanent headquarters Chair
man Baughman says that every Demo
crat IN the county, in coming TO Fred
erick would have a place to stop and
talk over the leading topics Of the dav
with companions and co party men. A
| complete line Of the leading newspapers
and magazines will be kept on hand.
Recores VIII be available 10 the good
Democrats.
There was landslide for the Demo.
| cratic party at the last election The
ueleRdllOn tldt went 10 Inc House OF
Delegates was soIidly Democratic. The
three County Commissioners and the
SheriRalty went Democratic. II was the
| first victory Of the party for many years.
In the fall Of 1915 one Of the largest local
tickets will be put before the public, it
will be the Gubernatonal election
The Offices that will be filled at that
| { ectiOn are:
Five delegates and a Senator to the
Legislature: Clerk to the County; Regis
ter OF Wills, three Judges of the Orphans
| Court. two County Commissioners, Sher-
if, Surveyor, States Attorney, Gov
enor, Attorney-Geheral and Comp
| troller
This fall there will be United States
| Senator and Congressman elected.
The Democratic party is now putting
out lines to have a perfect organization
| for the big election. This is perhaps the
earliest in many years that the party has
made plans for an election that IS more
than year of. While no aggressive
campaign will be made until several
months before the election. with the per-
manent headquarters the County Central
Committee will bring their forces into
| line one by one