The age-herald., 1900-04-14
Some things you'll see if you look for them.

- out the following signed statement rela- tlVe to the situation in Jefferson county:
 An accurate poll has been made of the registered voters, which shows that Mir Iomllnson has the county by at least two to one. This poll has been made not with the view of making claims, but to ascer- tam the exact state of affairs No lists were circulated for the signatures merely on the idea that it an invitation for the candidate to speak We'll known husi- ness men have published statements in the newspapers here of their own accord, say ing that they had been published as mem bers of Shelley clubs when they had never authorized the same. The poll of the grand jury and petit juries this week is good indication of the relative strength Of the two candidates for governor in this county. On poll of the grand jury it stood for Tomlinson, 6 for Shelley, 1 not voting. The poll of the petit juries devel- oped the fact that MT. Tomlinson had two to one. The vote tomorrow will show that the statements that I have given out are correct besides, since the statement was issued last Sunday, a number of men who were for Shelley at that time have turned over to Tomlinson and have so declared themselves"
 Col. Altman @atisfi.d
 Colonel J. J. Altman. chairman of the Shelley state campaign committee, when seen yesterday, expressed himself as sat isfied that General Shelley would carry Jefferson county, and that he would get enough delegates from other counties to give him the nomination for governor. Speaking of the outlook for the general, Colonel Altman said:
 We are going to carry Jefferson county by an overwhelming majority for General Shelley. We will carry enough delegates from other counties to elect him governor. We have tried to conduct our campaign quietly, conservatively and democraticaly. We have abused no man and have started no false rumors in reference to any candi- date. We have met and contraducted and defeated the false runors against General Shelley, and we are entirely content with the situation"
 Morgan Delec cates
 Beat 21, Cleveland-A. c. Howze M. Well, J. R. Mallory, Hamp Smith, R. c. Redus, c. w. Ferguson, B. A. Thompson, Dr. Wyatt Hefin, J. w. Cunningham, G. B. McVeigh, w. R. Gum, Gus Benners,. James Smiley, Charles Roberts.
 Madison-P. C. Ratliff, D. R. Dunlap, J. H. Riggs J. R. Copeland, w. T. Jones, John L. Davis, William Rosenstihl, John H. Hill.
 Monroe-John White, John P. Tillman, R. H. Thach, J. r. Rushton R. B. Smyer, w. E. Jordan.
 Jefferson-W. G. Montgomery, William Skidmore, John c. Forney, S. W. John c. k. Meglemery, M. c. Reynolds.
 Beat Thirty-seven, North Highlands-.D R. Copeland, F. A. Hewitt E. A Hamill, T. J. Lions.
 Jackson-W. A. Walker, J. F. Bottom, J. D. Moore, Lew Lazarus, A. B. Mckinney, M. M. Ullman, R. J. Kerney, Charles A. Moffett.
 Davis-Frank S. White, Brooks Fe.pes T CrIIIt ita Al Harris, c. T. Hardeman, Timothy Byron, Harry Ev:SSs, w. C. Madden ,G s. Umbenhauer, w. H. Marley Eugene Knighton, John c. Pugh
 Hill-P. OHagen, Valentine Glib, Jr w. l. Cagenhead, William Shropshire, C. A. Pugh, William Paddock, Dr. J. J. Duncan, w. K. Rosser.
 South Highlands-Hugh Morrow, E. l.. Brown, Smith Cullom, A. W. Nelson, E. L. Bridges T.. H. Spencer D. A. Greene. Beat Thirty-four-Avondale and Wood lawn. Isaac Prince, G. D. Pordue, M J. Connolly, A. A. Miles, G. C. Ellis, W. s. Meroney, J. P. Spencer, George Roberts, R. Dupont Thompson, o. D. Freeman, W. T. Harrison, M. F. Wood, R. P. Yancey, w. J. Parkes, J. c. Thomas.
 Beat Nine-Elyton: D. H.. Hamilton, Henry Uhl, T. H. Caldwell, A M Holt, c. c. Ellis. w. D. Aston, C. w. Smith, w. s. Montgomery, T. A. Moore, R. W. Hagood.
 Bessemer-Delegates: J. A. Hendricks, R. W. Scott, Sam Lefkovits, E. H. King, Arnold Weller, A. A. Randle, J. A. Ruck- CT, S. C. Dunn. E. H. Lopez. Fred Jacot, c. B. Bell, J. G. Aderton, R. Wegelen, Samuel Potter, E. A. Little.
 Alternates-Dr. L. A. Spencer Rush Randall, s. A. Hunnicutt, w. A. Dun ham, B. c. Jones, J. A. Lay, Samuel Stein, Hendon Coclkrell, w. c. McTyeire, O. P. Fontaine, John Acton, F. N. Sim mons, J. A. Lewis, G. F. Davidson, P. P. Moore.
 Johnston Delegates
 The Johnston delegates are as follows: Beat 21-Cleveland s. w. Vance, J. N. J. E. Wilson, W. M. Drennen, Ed Hall, John w. Johnston, Patrick Mo Crossin, J. M. Long, L. B. Blitchington, J. H. Ward, J. B. Scott, J. J. Bonner, s. Earle Perkins, R. R. Stobert, Jim Aker Madison-J. D. Carlisle, G. F. Coker, P. H. Earle, w. 8. Moughon, R. P. McNally,