The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12

change the courtesies of the day. The doines of the big meeting were dis- cussed freely, and in many instances the enactments of that body were se- yerely criticised. In this criticism, tne platform came in for share or the general disapprobation.
 Certain features of 1t were discuss ed, among them. the zetn aIucls oI 'n platform came in for a fair share or the adverse comment This section reads as follows: ....
 .srwenty. ght---That we disapproVe the action of the late Democratic E1- ecutive Committee of this state Tn re ouiring candidates for governor
 ] pledge themselves in eadvance or theiI election to make appointments to IT, anticipated vacancies In the omce o. | limited states Senators, otherwise than 2 | under the obligation of their oaths oi | office as required by law. | we recommend that the Governor who shall be elected in NovemSseu, sss. | ,oae fjIi any vacancies in the onice l of United states senator from .nls 1 state. after his induction into once. bv anpointing to fill the first vacancy | thus occurring, the person who | ceiyed in the last Democratic prima.y 1 inc highest number of votes TOT ai'st s',,
 nate senator, and by appointns so the | inc next vacancy, thus occurring. sn. l nerson who received In said primsLy l ina oext highest number of votes TOT Alternate senator--sald appointment or | appointments to continue ana pc ehoe l five only until the meeting of the heNs
 regular or extraordinary session oi | tse Legislature" .,oras
 "nr extraordinary" in the last sen tence. of the clause which prous ns "a l fourth the indignant remarks heasa ,, : l about the. Capitol yesteroay. by by.ds 1 inclusion of these qualifying worus' rus | the Governor-to-be Biven " ,,s. nf l it to disregard wholly the wishes W oI | lie neopie in regard to senators to | s,,ccerd Senator Pettus or senator ] Morgan in the event of a vacancy. as
 exnreesed fin the primary or Augus. | s7. That he will make use or .ss | fres,v predicted by a number or .ns
 minority of the Convention. The ngn. l of inc Conner faction under the leaa. ar.hin oy MT. White, to gain complete
 control of the state Executive com rnittee was regarded by many as a'h.so .ss ! toward this ultimate end--to give @
 coming chief executive @a,ns @ witbout
 person of his own choosing. sn wa.noSS, S,, rspard for the will of the voters III
 selecting a United states Senator
 May Defeat Peoples VIII. nrt is this way" explained one ol the delegates at the Capitol yestgs dav "The clause pTONIusS k<
 Governor. who. as we all Know. IS to
 be Mir Conner, must appoint q success
 sor to a possible vacancy In AlaoaIha
 Senatorial representation in Congress f 1hasa xvho received the largest vote
 of the primary. and that their appoht.,,
 roenfa shall continue in emect uh.h u
 inc next regular or extraordinary ses.
 siouf of the Legislature. Under suca
 rulina. Mir. Conner might appoint M Mr
 panIshead to the Senate the day aItei
 his Inauguration, if there were ,s. Na, caney. A month afterward. by eaiilns
 n sneciai session of the Legislature land the Legislature, be it understood
 is in the control of MT. Conner as sure
 iy as was the Convention yesterday G G!- bv calling d special session or tn' i,seisiature. the choice of the people
 of fine state could be iaid on the sheli ana 4 new man. the selection Of m mth' Governor. be appointed to take the ntaee to which the people elected prom
 jnent gentlemen of their own ehoos' ing" ~..u..,o,, del.
 esates left Montgomery for their re.
 snertive homes yesterday and las, nIpht A few have remained over IT inc city until today. but except ioi . handful. the delegates have all dis. appeared. and the Convention wlth al that it has done, has gone into his'
 tory,