The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-04
CLUB IS TO
 BE ORGANIZED. Object Is Protest Against
 Radical Movements. OPPOSED TO PARTISANS
TLe Organization of Club Will Be Effected at the Court House
 Tonight at 8 O'clock.

A Conservative Club, whose purpose is opposition to partisan or radical candi- date or candidates for the Presidency of the Railroad Commission will be or ganized tonight at o'clock at the court house.
 The call for the organization of the club is signed by about 250 well known citizens of Montgomery. The list or signers include leading merchants, wholesale and retail, representatives ot every profession and walk in life. The list of signers, which was secured with out any thorough canvass of the city. is one of the strongest and best endorse ments that has in recent years stood be- hind a political movement in Montgom- cry County.
 The signers of the list subscribe to the sentiment that to elect a partisan Presi- dent of the Alabama Railroad Commis- sion at this time would work material injury to the welfare of the State. They protest against radical movements, TO matter by whom advocated.
 The crusade against the railroads and existing conditions in Alabama has re- ceived but scaIt sympathy in Montgom- cry. Conservatism Is a characteristic of this city and attacks aimed at existing railroad conditions have failed of their purpose in Montgomery.
 The splendid list of signers to the call for tonfght's meeting show the strength which is behind the movement for a con servative club.
 The call and it's signers are as follows:
 We the undersigned voters, being in favor of industrial development and progress, and believing that to elect a partisan as the President of the Rail- road Commission of Alabama, in this the most prosperous era of the States his- tory, would result in material injury to the welfare of our State, hereby call a meeting at the court house tonight CFri- day) at o'clock for the purpose of or- ganizing a Conservative Club. the object of which will be to perpetuate. if possi- ble, the prosperous conditions now pre- vailing throughout Alabama, and to pro- test against radical movements, no mat ter by whom advocated.
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