The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-28
PENCIL PICTURES OF CONSTITUTION
 BUILDERS AND NOTES OF VISITORS

Governors Jones and Oates have shown by their actions in the conven- tion that they are on the side of free and full debate of eny and every ques- tion that may arise.
 Hon. E. R. Morrisette of Monroe Is one of the delegates who has had ex- perisnce in legislative bodies of the past, and also in public positions. He represented Wilcox County in the low CT house, and was Marshal of the Southern District of Alabama during MT. Cleveland's last term. He is now a member of the State Committee.
 Hon. D. c. Almon of Lawrence is a member of the present General Assem- bly, being the first Democrat to repre- sent Lawrence County in some years He has made q good fight for the party is his county and comes to the conven- tion to do the best he can for all the people in framing a Constitution that will do most benefit to the citizens of the State.
 Dr. R. M. Cunningham of Jefferson is one of the distinguished members of the convention. He was the President of the State Senate two yeArs ago. and Is now the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Alabama. He will no doubt take a prominent part in the debates and will be felt in the making of the new instrument.
 Hon. c. P. Rogers of Lowndes is member of the State Senate, and has been in the House. He is a Black Belt Democrat and is in for a suffrage plank that will change the present conditions.
 Col. D. c. Bethune of Bullock is one of the ex-Senators in the convention, having represented Macon and Bullock for part of term. He has never filled devoting his time to his profession. He Is well equipped for the duties he has taken up and will do good work in framing the new Constitution.
 General George P. Harrison of Lee is possessed of large experience in law making having been a member of both the Senate and House, and was Presi- dent of the Senate. He has been in Congress for a term and half and re- tired voluntarily. He is in the Senate now.
 Hon, P. H. Pitts of Dallas. has rep resented Dallas County in the House and is one Of the leading members Of the Convention. He is an active and earnest worker and will give his time and talent to the service or nls peo- pie in the great work now before, him. He is one of the striking figures in the Convention and will no doubt take a prominent part in the proceedings.
 Hon. J. Thomas Heflin of Chambers, has been in the House several times and is now a member of the Demo- cratic State Executive Committee from the State at large. His brother Hon. John T. Heflin of Randolph, is also a delegate to the Convention as we'll as having represented his County several times in the General Assembly.
 Hon. Massey Wilson of Clarke, has been Clerk of the House for several terms and is now a member of that body. He made some reputation as g presiding officer and ready parliament tarian in the last session of the House He is one of the younger men of the Convention and will make a most use full member. Mir. Wilson is one of the most prominent young men in South Alabama.
 Hon. Leslie E. Brooks of Mobile, is one of the members of the Convention who has had long experience in the