The age-herald., 1900-01-07
DIRECTORS OF THE
 MORGAN CAMPAIGN
Official Announcement of the
 General Committee
WAS GIVEN OUT YESTERDAY
Men Who Will Steer the Senator's Po- litical Ship Strongest Aggregation of Democrats Since Recon
 stTuetion Days-Personnel

The Morgan campaign committee of Ala bama has been officially given out as follows:
 Charman-Frank S. White, Jefferson.
 secretary-Robert E. L. Mel, Dallas.
 state-at-Large-Dan A Green, Jeffer- son; John B. Knox, Calhoun Francis l.. Pettus, DSlas; Leo H. Well, Montgomery; Wallace w. Haralson, DeKaib; Reuben r. Kolb, Jefferson; Addison G. Smith. Jef- ferson.
 First DGstrict-D. R. Burgess, Mobile; William M. Cunnnghame, Marengo
 Second District-William w. Hill, Mont gomery; virginius " Jones, Wilcox
 Third District-Lyman w. Martin, Rus sell; N. B. Powell, Bullock
 Fourth Distrtct-Joseph B. Graham Tal- ladega; William W. Quarles, Dallas.
 Fifth District-James J. Robinson, Chambers; J. J. Harlan, Tallapoosa.
 Sixth District-Dr. R. D. Jackson, Tus- ealoosa; John A. Rogers, Sumter.
 Seventh District-B. H. Nicholson, Eto- wah; ". l. Bullock, Franklin.
 Eighth District-R. E. Spraggins, Madi- son; E. A. Rogers, Lauderdale.
 Ninth Dlstrct-Emory c. Hall, Blount; C. Brooks Smith, Hale
 Advisory Commibtee-Chairman, Charles w. Hooper, Dallas; Sydney J. Bowie, Cal houn; John V. Smith, Russell; John c. Eyster, Morgan; William w. Tisdale, Mont gomery; Frank P. oBrien, Jefferson; l.. B. Musgrove, Walker; ". P. Pinckard, Jefferson
 Perhaps no stronger committee has been forrnad in A1ah days.
 Frank s. White, of Jefferson, is one of une two or three most popular men in Jeff derson county. and one of the truest men living. Secretary Robert E. L. Neil, of Dallas, is newspaper man of much ex- perience and ability.
 Daniel A. Green, of Jefferson, formerly represented the county in the legislature and has long been prominent in county politics
 John B. Knox stands about the head of the Alabama bar. He was chairman of the state democratic executive committee dur ing the campaign which resulted in the first election of Governor Johnston, aRd is now a member of that committee. Francis L. Pettus, of Dallas has been speaker of the house and president of the senate, and long leader of the democratic party. He is now a member of the state executive committee. Leo H. Well, of Montgomery, Is one of the most influential citizens of that county. Wallace W. Haralson, of DeKalb, has been party leader there for many years. Reuben F. Kolb, of Jefferson, bears a name more familiar to the general public haO hot of ator Morgan.
 Addison c. Smith, of Jefferson is one of the most eminent citizens, and was former ly chairman of the state democratic execu- tive committee D. R. Burgess, of Mobile, has been long conspicuous in business and in politics, and is a man of wide influence. Colonel Lyman W. Martin, of Russell, has been frequently honored by the demo- cratic party.
 Joseph B. Graham, of Talladega is the superintendent of schools for that county, and is a man of notable ability. w. w. Quarles, of Dallas, is the states solicitor for the Fourth circuit, and was formerly member of the legislature and colonel of Alabama state troops. B. H. Nicholson, of Etowah, is a'Iawyeu at Attala, and stands deservedIy high in public esteem William l. Bullock, of Franklin was for years a state senator and for long time has been a member of the state committee of his party.
 c. Brooks Smith, of Hale, is a young man of great popularity and is member of the state committee
 It is not intended here to give anything fIe en adequate sketch of the committee.