The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
ROOSEVELT IS 0. K.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE GIVES
 PRESIDENT ITS APPROVAL.
Second District Body Browns Upon Lily Whites and Expresses Uu- doubted Confidence Tn Scott and Thompson.

Roosevelt Is Nlndicated. He is A great President. small corterie of Republicans met in Montgomery yes terday and passed resolutions de- claring it was so.
 The Republican Executive Commit tee of the Second Congressional Dis trict met in Montgomery at the office of Captain Charles H. Scott yesterday and denounced the Lily Whites.
 The Committee endorsed the Presi- dent and referees Scott and Thompson. They may have done other things but they did not authorize their publica- ton. All of the counties in the dis drict were we'll represented and the sentiment seemed to favor the placing of candidate in the field against Col 4. A. Wiley This matter was, howev- CT. left to committee of three ap- pointed for the purpose. The following resolutions were adopted:
 Resolved. That the Republicans of the Second Congressional District of Alabama commend and endorse the splendid administration of President Roosevelt
 Resolved. That our chief executive by reason of his superior statesman l ship, liberal views and wide actions has justly earned the title--President of all the people.
 6CSVtFeu. mat In the accomplish | ment of such ends, 1t would be con ducive to the welfare of his country men through legislative enactment | he has not recognized any Alps, but with that lofty courage and determina- ton so characteristic of him, he has 'hypnotized all difficulties' and brought aoout results which tend to bless and render prosperous his fellow men, both at home and abroad.
 Resolved, That we have abiding confidence In tho sound Republication, wisdom and leadership of Hon. ]. o. Thompson, chairman of the Republican State Executive Committee, and Capt. Charles H. Scott, member of the Nat lonai Committee They have directed party affairs in the State with such rare fidelity and consciousness as to command our unfaltering and loyal support.
 Resolved, that we will continue to pray without ceaslng for continued deliverance from the control ot that element of pseudo Republicans in the State whose shameful Shibboleth is the repudiation of a fundamental, viz tai Republican principle"
 The following members of the com mlttee were present: Captain John N. Green. of Bay Minette. Baldwin County, chairman; J. w. McNeill. of Luverne, Crenshaw County, secretary; W. c. Dunwiddle, B. L. Page, Baldwin County; Sheriff w. w. Pridgen and A. M. Ball, Conecuh County J. w. Barnes, Florala. Covington County; J. s. Johnson, Brantley, Crenshaw Coun- ty; John S. Scott and W. W. Weaver, Brewton. Escambia County; N. H. Alexander, Montgomery; A. J. Collier. BrundidgecP Pike County; J. V. Huff. Banks, Pike County; L. R. Reese, AL lenton, Wilcox County.
 Chairman Knox Booth of the Fifth District Committee which met Thursday in Dadeville, was at the office of Captain Scott while the meet ms was being held.
 Having vindicated the Republican administration in Washington and re- newed their confidence in Messrs. Thompson and Scott, the Committee gravely adjourned and most of the visiting members went to their homes last night