The age-herald., 1900-02-24
MORGAN CAMPAIGN
 COMMITTEE MEETS
Enthusiastic Reports From All
 Sections of the State.
THEATTENDANCEW WAS LARGE
Chairman White Reviewed the Work of the Campaign and Expressed No Doubt at the Result
 Some Appointments

The Morgan state campaign committee held meeting yesterday in the headquar- ters at the Morris hotel, which we'll attended by members of the committee and other workers in the interest of Senator Morgan. The meeting was called to order at
 noon by Captain Frank s. White, chairman,
 and on call of the roll, the following mem-
 Tbers answered to their names: Frank s. White, Jefferson, chairman; R. D. L. Mel, Dallas, secretary; D. A. Green, Jefferson; Francis L. PetttIs, Dallas; Lee H. Well, Montgomery; Reuben F. Kolb, Jefferson; Addison G. Smith, Jefferson-the state-at- large; D. R. Burgess of Mobile, first dis .rict; C.L. links of Union Springs, third district; J. B. Graham of Talladega, w. w. Qua1les of Dallas fourth district; J. J. Harlin of Tallapoosa, fifth district; Dr. R. D. Jack son of Tuscaloosa, sixth district; R. E. Spraggins of Madison eighth district; Elm cry c. Hall of Blount, C. Brooks Smith of Hale ninth district; Charles w. Hoo~ar of Dallas, Sydney J. Bowie of Calhoun, Jonl. c. Eyster of Morgan. William W. Tisdale of Montgomery, Frank P. OfBrien of Jeff ferson, L. B. Musgfove of Walker, W. P. Pinckard of Jefferson, of the advisory com mittee.
 Other prominent democrats present who are supporting Senator Morgan in his can- didacy for the United States senate were the following: T. M. Stevens, of Mobile, chairman of the Morgan campaign commit- tee of Mobile county; Joel W. Goldsby, ean- didate for the state senate in Mobile coun- ty; John Craft, candidate for representa- tive from Mobile county; N. B. Powell candidate for representative in Bullock county; Judge James w. Lapsley, of An niston; J. Cooper Miner, candidate for rep resentative in Lamar county; H. 5. D. Mallory, of Dallas; C. G. Garrett, of Dali las; Judge s. H. Sprott, of Sumter; Judge T. w. Coleman, of Greene; J. P. Mcqueen, of Green.
 Chairman White Talks In calling the meeting to order, Chairman White made a short talk, in which he re- viewed the work of the committee since its formation and the part it had played in the canvass of the counties that have held pri- maries He said that Senator Morgan had carried every county in which a fight had been made, even in the face of great odds and when there seemed no probability of defeating Governor Johnston. He paid glowing tribute to Messrs. Quarles, Gra- ham, Bowie and Mcleod, for the services they had rendered in the interest of the senator in Clarke, Marengo, Crenshaw and other counties, and stated that to them be- longed the credit of the splendid victories achieved, His modesty would not permit him to speak of the very important part he played in the canvass in those counties He said the results in the early counties were entirely satisfactory 10 the Morgan fhat infOrmattO he had he believed that Senator Morgan would carry not less than forty of the counties yet to act. He thanked the other members of the committee for the able assistance they had rendered in the cam- paign, and closed by admonishing the com mdttee not to be too confident, as they had more to fear from over confidence than any thing else.
 Reports were made by the committee by district, and these were all of @ very ens couraging nature. The committee, after listening to these reports, were not willing to concede absolutely a single county in the state to Governor Johnston. although they do not expect to be successful in all of them.
 Some Appointments
 Colonel W. W. Quarles will go to Center vile, Blob county, today and if Governor Johnston consents to a division of time he will address the voters there at noon If the governor does not agree to division he will make a speech later in the day. Dan Green and S. L. Weaver spoke 10 large crowd at Brookside last night, and after the speaking Morgan club with 140 members was organized. G. B. Burkhalter was present in the interest of Governor Johnston, and asked for division of time, but as it was a Morgan club meeting this was not granted and he did not speak. State Senator R. M. Cunningham and Sydney J. Bowie addressed the Morgan club at Pratt City last night. The attendance was very large and the enthusiasm great P G. Bowman, who was present, asked for a division of time in order that he might advocate the election of Governor Johnston to the United States senate. As 1t was Morgan club meeting, MT. Bowman was not given permission to speak. H. s. D. Mallory and W. W. Quarles spoke at East Lake last night; F. S.. White and w. H. Stanley, at Avondale, and Emory Hall and r. P. O'Brien al War rior.