The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-23
ALABAMA DEMOCRATS MEET
 IN MONTGOMERY WEDNESDAY
State Convention Will Assemble to Select Deeg ateS to National Gathering Delegates Chosen
 by the Counties.

Wednesday to select delegates to the National Democratic Convention which meets in St. Louis, Wednesday, July 9th, After the Democratic State convention in 1900, which nominated Governor sam ford, there has been no State convention held for the nomination of candidates for State offices, the primary plan of making nominations having been adopted by the State Committee.
 It has been three years since the Demo- crats of the State assembled in conven- tion and to say that their coming to this city will be welcomed, but slightly ex- presses the pleasure anticipated by the people of the Capital City in the prcs- pect of having them here. The assem- bling of Democratic Convention always brings leading party men and the most highly respected and generally esteemed citizens of each community of the State together in council, and the meeting can- not fail to be of much benefit to the party organization of the State.
 The convention which nominated Gov ernor Sanford was presided over by Hon. W. P. Pinckard of Jefferson as tempo rary chairman; and by Captain Frank s. White of Jefferson as permanent chairman. 1t was a notable gathering in the history of the party and stands In history as the last convention to nemi- nate candidates for State offices.
 The last State Convention of the Democracy was held in this city March 18th, 1901, and was called to nominate candidates for delegates to the Gensti- tutienal Convention, and to inangurate a campaign for the calling of a convention which was to be voted on. Over this convention Hon. Jones c. Moore of Jeff ferson presided as temporary chairman; and Congressman George ". Taylor of Marengo as permanent chairman. The work of this convention and the success of the meyemeHt 1t met to promote is fresh In the minds of the people
 Many New Names Appear.
 The convention which meets next Wed- nesday is te be composed largely of new and young party workers. This new generation has already won its spurs in the victory for the constitution and In inaugurating the new era in Alabama has preserved and promise to preserve in the future the good name and high standing of the State in the political and financial world. Many of them bear the familiar names of some of those whe have been prominent in the party ceun' eiIs of the past.
 Numerous delegates to this convention are the descendants of those who have been prominent in the party of the past and In some f0W lHStdhcea tho oiu NONSt7 ans are still at the helm.
 The convention will be preceded by meeting of the State Executive Commit tee which will assemble on Tuesday. me State Committee will name the eonven; tion chairman and provide for tenn porary organization. No reliable proph' esy has yet been made as to the probable chairman.
 List of the Delegates
 The names of delegates to the approach ing ee-prntion are here'ssth presented tlaosssi only one or two counties no beinsf Available. The figure immediately after the name of the county is the mum Der of delegates to which the county Il entitled.
 Autauga, (D--J. B. Bell, J. Louis Snow W, W, Carter, c. W. Cobern.
 Baldwin, C3l-s, s. White, G. W. Burns Nj, M, McMillan,
 Barbour, d2)-H. D. Clayton, A. H Merrill, J. R. Stewart, W. A Aston, A A. Evans, Ed Jenkins, A. A. McDonaid w. M. Hood, H, J. Stringfeilow, K. H Faulk. J. R. McTyer, H: Q, Glenn,
 Bibb, @-George M. Collins, Georg Keufrner, l.. H. Nunnellee, James G Oakley. E. D. Reynolds.
 Blount m-G. W, Darden, W. F. liar reH. T. B. Russell, E. A. Nation, w. A Weaver, l.. F. Self, T. J. McCuen' A. Fields. V, Womack.
 RulIeek--(9), E. r. Blue, G. A. Ritch ". A. Reynolds, ]. D. Feagin, J. Il Eiey, 0. c, Bates, George Edwards M. w. Britt, D. A. Hixon.
 Butlerr-(7l, W. F, Mckenzie. L. Lane, D. NJ, Powell 4. E. Gamble W. H. shanks, J. D. Poole' Johl
 Calhoun. Clll-s. J. Bowie, ArcI Henderson, 6, H. Kennedy, W. H WeatheFly. l.. F, Greer, R, B. Kilby James Keith, W. l.. MeCaa, W. W Whiteside. E. c. Caldwell, E, c. liar
 Chambers, fs)--J. ". Grady, W, J Meadnrs, S, A. Jordan, c. W. Filing ton, J. H. Dunn. Walton Wallace, W P. Allen, A. Brown. Paul Gauntt.
 Cherokee, (T--L. B. Stone. H. H White, J. L., Mcconnell Thomas Brad ford, B. F. Maekay. William Siglin, I W. Estes,
 Alternatss--A. R. Knight, I. N. Da wis, W. J. Edge, J. F. Burnett, Hugl Reed, J. II. Bradford. E, V. Brindley
 Chiffon, (5)--S. NJ. Adams, TiptoI Mullins. R. H. Martin, H. B. Oliver S. A. Thorson.
 Choctaw, fs)--G. B. Bush. W. B Gilmer. J. 1T. Hodges, 0. F. RainsF H. A. Powe, C.. L. Gray.
 Aiternates-J. R. Adams. W. H Lindsay. W. l.. Gray. J. G. Horn. H J. Bruister, P. M Smith.
 Clarke, (S)--J. M. Wilson, T. B. Nor ris. w. A. Carter. G. W. Powe, J. s Graham.
 Aiternates--T. 0. Meyers, A. B Tucker. J. s. Chapman. Norman Gum c. seruggs. D. Adams, JF., s. H. An drews.
 Clay, t5)-w. M. Garrett. E. J. Gar rison, J. R. Mccain. Dr. s, W. Owens J. W. RoEell, M. H. Whatley.
 cleburne. O.
 Coffee, (D-Bruee Donaldson. W. W Ham, W. H. Sharpe. Claude Riley, J M. Loftin, R. H. Arlington, J. c. Fus sell. B. W. Fleming, J. W. Kelsoe, A J. Wise, J. M. Strickland, D. MeKin non, D. F. Sulley, J. l.. Baker, G. l. Holley, W. H. H. Donaldson.
 Colbert, (O-W 8. White, H. w. Blair A. H. Carmichael, ". L. chitwood, J. C Holsapple. George T. McWhorter. Thoma Lille.
 conecuh. (5-John D. Burnett, c. S Rabb, George w. Salter, Jr., W. Nj. New ton. W. D. Brown.
 coosa, (0-P, A. Jackson. pr. A. J. Pc terson, J, M Parker, F. A. Thomas. I O. Waits.
 covington GA. L. Rankin, A. wha ley. G. F. Stewart,
 crenshaw, ("5)--M. ". Bailey, T. W Shows. John C. Routen. A. H. HilI, H Y. Brooke. I. F. Williams, M. L. Becl Thomas Clarke, Dr. J. c. Ford, T. { Robertson.
 $Each has half a vote.
 cnllman, (Q-R. l.. Hipp, George F