The age-herald., 1901-03-22
DELEGATES. NAMED
 BY THE DEMOCRATS

The list of Democratic nominees for delegates to the constitutional conven- tion from the state-at-large, the con- gressional and senatorial districts and from the various counties to be voted on in an election to be held April 23 is as follows, with two or three county nom inees missing;
 State-at-large.
 Robert J. Lowe of Jefferson lawyer and chairman of the State Democratic execu- tive committee; Frank s. White of Jeff ferson, lawyer; William c. Oates of Montgomery, lawyer and former Gov ernor of Alabama and former representa- tive in Congress; John B. Knox of Cal houn, lawyer and former chairman of the State Democratic executive commit tee.
 Congressional Districts. First District-W. F. Glover of Choc- taw, E. R. Morrisette of Monroe, lawyer. Second District-Thomas G. Jones of Montgomery, lawyer and former Cover nor of Alabama; s. C. Jenkins of Maren- go, lawyer.
 Third District-J. N. Williams of Bar
 
 bouf. M. Sollie of Dale.
 Fourth District-w. M. Vaughan of Dallas. L. w. Grant of Calhoun, farmer and editor.
 Firth District-Morgan M. Smith of Antauga, John Hefln of Randolph, law yer.
 Sixth District F. w DeGraffenreid of Hale, lawyer; Tom L. Long of Walker, merchant.
 Seventh District-c. L. Hale of Wins ton, O. R. Hood of Etowah, lawyer Eighth District-Emmett O'Neal of Lauderdale. lawyer and former United States district attorney; R. w. Walker of Madison. lawyer and former associate justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama Ninth District-Judge A. C. Howze of Jeffers )n, lawyer; J. r. Thompson of Bibb
 Senatorial Districts.
 First District-W. T. Sanders of Lime stone. lawyer
 Second District-D. c. Alman of Law renee. lawyer and member of the Legis- lature. Third District-George H. Parker of 1uli4idtl. ldWNtl dliu bhlhhtI
 Fourth District-J. W. Grayson of Mad ison. farmer.
 Fifth District--W. P. Hodges of Mar shall
 Sixth Dlstrict-I.ubert T. Davis of Eto- wah, lawyer.
 Seventh Diftrict-L. F. Greer of Cal houn. farmcrl
 Eighth District-J B. Graham of Talla- dega.
 Ninth District-J. J. Robinson of Cham bers, lawyer.
 Tenth District-J. c. Maxwell of Talla- poosa, merchant. ; Eleventh District-G. A. Searcy of Tus- caloosa, banker. Twelfth District = E. w. Coleman of Walker, lawyer. Thirteenth District-R. M. Cunningham of Jefferson, physician. | Fourteenth District-W. A. Altman oi Sumter, lawyer Fifteenth District-John H. Parker oi Fillmore.
 Sixteenth District-C. P. Rogers, Sr., oi Lowndes.
 Seventeenth District-John D. Burnett of Conecuh, lawyer.
 Eighteenth District = c. H. Greer oi Perry, editor. Nineteenth District-Dabney Palmer oi l Washington.
 Twentieth District-Charles H. Miller of Marengo. l Twenty first District-L. W. Lochlin ol Monroe. i Twenty-second District-R. c. Jones oi i Wilcox, lawyer and former president ol ] the State University. l Twenty-thrd District-George H. Ma ] lone of Henry, merchant.
 Twenty-fourth District A. H. Merrill of Barbour. lawyer.
 Twenty-ffth District-W. H. Sanford oi Pike. lawyer and county solicitor. Twenty-sixth Distrlct-D. S. Bethune of Bullock, lawyer.
 Twenty seventh District George P. Harrison of Lee. lawyer and State Sena- tor. \ Twenty-eighth District-Tennant Lo- max of Montgomery. lawyer and solicitor of the Montgomery City Court.
 Twenty-ninth District-John A Davis of DeKalb.
 Thiiticth District-P. H. Pitts of sel- ma. lawyer
 Thirty-first District-A H. Carmichael of Coffee, lawyer.
 Thrty-sccond District-W. B. Inge of Hale.
 Thlty-third District-Gregory L. Smith of Mobile, lawyer
 County Delegates.
 Autausa-Mac A. Smith, lawyer.
 Baldwin
 Barbour-J J. Vim. physician; S. H Dent, lawyer and banker.
 Bibb-John c. Jones.
 Blount-M. L. Ward. lawyer.
 Bullock-J. D., Norman, lawyer; B. T Hey merchant
 Butler-J. Lee Long, merchant Calhoun-John T. Martin, lawyer; w. w. Whitcsides lawyer.
 Chambers-J. Thomas Hefin, lawyer; J. B. Duke. lawyer.
 Cherokee-H. W. Garden. lawyer. Chilton-H. W. Caffey, physician. Choctaw-G. H. Carnachan.
 Clarke Massey Wilson, lawyer and a member of the Legislature; J. A. Gill more, physician
 Clay-John R. Mccain, lawyer and a member of the present Senate.
 Cleburne-W P. Howell, farmer and local Methodist preacher