The age-herald., 1898-07-30
LAST DAY OF
 THE CAMPAIGN
  Democracy Will Win a Great and GlOri-
 OuS Victory. SECRETA NAT L. MILLER 0f the State Democratic Executive Com
 mittee
SECRE TARY NAT L. MILLER
SAYS IT WILL BE A CLEAN SWEEP
Predicts That Democrats Will Be Elect ed to Fill Every Judicial Office in the State-Will Gain Many
 Legislators.
This is the last day of the campaign.

This is the last day of the campaign. to any more instructions from the stump as to who is the best man for this or that office This question the most of them have settled for themselves and there are indications that they are going to express this choice at very lively rate at the polls on Monday. Those who are still un decided will have one quiet day to consider the questions involved in the campaign, and then cast conscientious vote Mon- day for the party of good government the white mans party.
 There is another class of voters that will be much in evidence in some parts of the sfate-the fellows who will vote for the man who puts up the last sheckel, but they are few, and will not, as a rule, cut great figure in the result.
 Democracy is sure to win sweeping vc- tory, but 1t is the duty of all members of the party to turn out and add force to the blow that will kill populism in Alabama.
 Secretary Miller Talks
 There is no contest over the state ticket" said Secretary N. L. Miller, of the state executive committee yesterday. eve will also get all of the judiciary of the state, including all circuit judges and chancellor. Every judge of court of rec ord in this state will be democrat. The populists will lose one-third of their legis- lators. The republicans had five members have less
 "The populists of this state have been bound together on questions of national importance, and have no positive state policy to bind them together, but since the adoption of the Chicago platform in 1896 there has been no issue upon which the populist has had his heart set with any hope of attaining, that is not found in the democratic platform. The populist party as a national organization has practically ceased to exist, there no longer being any reason for its existence It is maintained in this state by officeseekers who appeal to the memories of reforms for which that party once stood. Remove the prospect for local office and the last vestige of the populist party in the state Is gone.
 "The negro republicans have been smart enough to see this and are making a fight for their own party organization They appreciate this fact, and will make their fight for the party ticket, just as the democrats appreciate the fact that it was the proper party policy to put out a ticket in every county for the sake of party or ganization and discipline, regardless of temporary victory or defeat.
 "The white people of this state should. be together, and they are fast getting to- gether. This is the last time that the pop uists will fight the democratic state ticket. After this election it will be democrats and republicans arrayed against each other This is democratic state and will always be-"
 The Big Wind Up The state campaign will be closed here in Birmingham tonight. About twenty five of the best orators in the state will make short speeches.
 This grand wind up is to be more of a general jollification than an effort to make votes celebration before hand of the great victory to be achieved Monday. The rally will be held in Twenty-frst street, between First and Second avenues A good band will furnish music. The order will be two or three five minute speeches and music by the band.