Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-31
ECHOES OF THE PRESS.

That waS a wise policy of our demo- cratic executive committee in inviting all who pledge their support to the demo- cratic party, irrespective of past differ ences, to vote in the primaries. The same patriotic resolution was adopted by the national democratic executive committee. Huntsville Democrat
 The action of the state committee in inviting all who believe in democratic principles and will support the nominees to participate in the primaries is causing much adverse criticism. We can see no valid objection to this action. No harm will result from 1t in this section Fort Payne Journal
 The meeting of the state democratic executive committee at Montgomery on the Fist instant was most harmonious, | and it's action has been received with favor by the party and press of the state, generally, with the exception of the Montgomery Advertiser and few fol- lowers, who, apparently. would not be context with any policy not dictated by themselves.-Morgan County News. Everybody has gracefully submitted to the action of the executive committee eN- cept the Advertiser But the Journal and State Herald needn't worry-the Ad Vertiser will come around all right. The Advertisers position just now reminds
 us of a lady who belonged to- female club that held elections sometimes, and stormy ones, too, and who invaria by said with emphasis when her own ideas
 did not prevail-"I think it's a shame to have to give up my will to majority of other people S. s."-Tuskaloosa Gazette. The action of the democratic executive committee last week does not meet with | the approval of the entire membership l of the party. That was hardly 10 be eN- pected, especially at this time. But all | true democrats must bow to the consti | tuted authority and go to work to han bn ola fg .I member that the fate of the party is of | a great deal more importance than the | election of any man 10 the goVernorahp. | To find fault with the action of ihe com | mittee, which Is the constituted head of | the party, is furnishing ammuuii ion to our enemies with which to fight at l the approaching election, and il seems unwise and inconsistent to do it.--t;reen- | vile Advocate.
 | There are numbers of papers which | support Oates, which are administration | journals, and some even the so-called | postmaster editors," also upholdins l heartily the action of the state executive | committee This thing of uniting again l the white people of our state is q matter which has invited the serious and close | attention of many of the wisest and best | men of the state. The national demo | cratic executive committee adopted he same resolution as to who should partei- | pate in democratic primaries, and state | committee certainly does we'll when Il | sees its way clear to adopt and does | adopt, the principles set forth hv the highest party power texcepting a nation- | al conventiom in all the land.-tana- | brake Herald
 The Eagle most heartily indorses the | action of the state democratic executive | committee at it's meeting in Montsomery l last week-the deliberations of whieh | body appear in full on our first pass The lf.. 1Nft f,r flr .,f
 those who have from personal grievances. leither fancied or real, will have 2 most | ,salutary effect. and is in response To 1 fast crystalizing popular sentiment of 1.-the state democracy, The proscriptiNe ipolicV which some of the state pa l,t.Is seek to keep alive. has already worked | serious injury to the 'democra tic canse, 1 and is at variance with broad principles of democratic faith and with ihe views | of the great majority of our most trust + ed polit ical leaders. While the leaders l of the so-called Jeffersonian democracy
 are walking boldly and naturally in the I republican camp. 1t does not follow that l they will induce all those who lent too II willing an ear to their seductive faliacies I to initiate the example. Many a good I man will be only too glad to return and | his past experience will substantially
 | bolster his future usefulness.
 | This action of the committees. while
 falsely attributed to efforts of the frae
 | silver members to furtherSthe interests
 | of Captain Johnston's fcarrlfaacy. is
 I based primarily on the recommendations
 1 of the national democratic executive
 | committee. which met in Washihstan.
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