The age-herald., 1901-04-20
ARE ( <. ALIVE. IN. DALLAS
They Attempt 10 Catch the sl, sssa's Demo ocratss Mapping, iI,' sl,s
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 sa9 s.as 3n aassss 55t74 ess4s iegfs Essss LONG ciRCut,A AR IS ISSUED
sDsmoeratie Motives for Holding Con y stttutiohai Convention iripugned,
 F1E tst1q+ lAe@ Hfi stsk tsl E-s.d &s.sf eyi 2 and Plea is Made fonthe Mes agf iisP ts gre Vote Opposition. aat
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2 2 Selma, April is.4tspeeisi. ).rhs cam .paign committee of the Democratic party sot. Dallas, County have, secured the ap- pended circular, which has been received
 in this city and numbers of which are
 being clandestineiy distributed through
 out the county to the negroes. It Is fair
 to presume that similar circular is to be distributed all overs the Stateland Ad- Vantage taken of the supposed iethargy .thatexists th the Democratic partyson the question; but the party will not befound mapping anf aDallass and circular A.s
 given out So that whitesD sDemccrats may gbe aroused and go to the polls on Tuesday and vote for the constitutional conyen~ tion Following Is the circular: 'ssa s,so "a Fellow R epublicans of Dallas County I've ask each and every one of you, 'iirre- : spective of past differences; to go toethe polls i5n the i2sd Of April 1901. and vote s.4No conventiono} and for 'fhe following Republican daisgatess from the state4at- 1arrge Horni.. John A Steele, William F,
 Aldrich, Tl1onias B. Morton. Charles wv.
 Buckley, James Jackson, Joseph H. sioss, sJere Murphy, Jr., e. c Sheets, Charles J. Allison. JssW. Davidson, John T. Mo
 Eniry, N. L. Wfison. John H. Carter D. fi5s Hughes. ssss q asScsg',4 fs a9f stAs sS' You ask Why -io we vote against Fsthe
 convention and for delegates to it at the
 same time? we answer, because both questions are to be decided at the same
 election. We as Repubiicans cannot favor a constitutional convention, gotten up as a Democratic :at Dian to take the ballot
 slvu away from large part Of our voters so as to keen Democrats in office and In lfloiir Keuubficans candidates from the state at large stand 'sauarely with the artyson,, this question, We, object to the Democratic plan of retaining, the same represent ation after the negro mas been selimifiated' either in Congress Ter ins the State Legisfatare.sa they wish to puri- fya politics as. theya claim in their cam .paignf addresses why do they not punish those who are guilty of political corrup- ton. Why do they not give the people a abafiot that every man can. vote in secret without q assistarceD grouping each sparty,s candidates under an official party
 emblem. Why do they not give eacn
 party just representation at the polls, and
 at the countingaof the vote! we cannot
 trust the Democratic p pledges pig,sao nor sp plat
 The onIy safe way is to vote against
 them,i uasi F'8sks,i @sss saT~JH ssf so.
 2 Republicans. you have been warned for years; by, your leaders that the Demo
 crats intend to take away your right to
 vote, given to you by the XIV amendrnent to the Federal constitution, sd HTNe stas s.i- The time has come when this plan Is to be carried out, Come out and vote. it may
 be for the last time, your solemn protest
 against this proposed denial of political
 rights. eR fE'G. kORNEAGA,>1
 ln H. M. qHaALLytH saas9~s Chairman
 s 4,ssiana secretary.g.fs slaa Skvsasss,s
 | Committee--C. w Smith, J., D., John
 son, Saul B. Fields. c. M; Callens -.