The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-26
TO DISSEMINATE THE DOCTRINE
The Campaign Committee Has Been
Organized.

: Washington, Aug. 25.-At a conference
to-day between Senator Faulkner. chair
man OF the congressional campaign COM
mittee, Congressman James ID. Richard
son Of Tennessee and Mr.. Clark Howell.
Of the Atlanta Constitution. the literary
bureau Of the democratic national cam
paign was installed, and the work form
ally inaugurated.
Mr.. Howell and Mr.. Richardson were
appointed last week by Chairman Jones.
OF the national democratic committee, to
conduct the work, Mr.. Howell as chief OF
the bureau, and Congressman Richard
son as assistant. 1t being impossible for
Mr.. Howell to spend this month I'm Wash
ington, on account of the state campaign
In Georgia, Congressman Richardson has
consented TO remain until Mr.. Howell can
come.
Senator Faulkner organized the con-
gressional campaign committee thorough
~ some weeks ago, and has had full
corps Of assistants busily engaged In dis
tributlng campaign literature. AT to-
days conference It was agreed to consol-
idate, as far as practicable, the work OF
the literary bureau with that of the con-
gressional campaign committee, and the
corps of mailing clerks will. from this
time on. be pushed with the utmost speed
in supplying to the overwhelming demand
for literature.
In speaking OF to-days conference Mr..
Howell said tonight: THE work Is thor
oughly organized. and this department
will do its utmost to meet every reasona-
Bile demand for campaign literature
Thousands OF applications are being re-
ceived every day, and the demand Is nota-
bly, heavy from the eastern and middle
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serves great credit for the admirable man
ner in which he has organized the work Of
the congressional campaign committee,
and It has enabled as to proceed at
once with our work, without the installa-
tion OF new force. 1t is important that
chairman of state committees and that
democratic leagues and other organiza-
tions wishing literature should communi-
cate with Us at once indicating the char
acter OF literature desired. We are pre-
pared to supply campaign matter with
special reference 10 the currency question
to the bond issues. the income tax, and
other matters OF like character. Commu-
nicatons should be addressed either 10
the congressional campaign committee, or
to the literary bureau OF the democratic
headquarters at the WOrmley no
tel building. Congressman Richard
son Will for the present attend to any
communication that may be addressed 70
| MIN AT the literary bureau, ana nolhlhH
| viii be left undone to supply such litera-
! ture as may be desired. OF course, the
| committee Is not over burdened with cam
| paign funds, and for this reason 1t viii
! concentrate its attention, as far as pos
sible, in the doubtful states. Individuals
wishing literature should communicate
with the committee, but 1t is preferable
| that such requests be made through dem
ocratic committees or other party organ
| izations."
! ters, Mr. Howell said: Mr.. +. U. Adams
| a well known newspaper man of Chicago
will have charge of the literary and press
work there, under the direction Of the
committee. His Office will be at the head
! quarters Of the national committee in the
| Auditorium Annex"