The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
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cedent of selecting the Committee and the time honored principal of nome rule. If you have sufficient strength In the convention you can do 1t, but you will do it over our unyielding protest. The only way not to have a fight in the convention is for an agreement to be reached whereby you will select a committee of thirty-six members in the Democratict way.
 Conner Men Perturbed.
 The Conner leaders were plainly per- turbed over the situation They had the disadvantage of a house divided against itself. For the program adop- ted at the Conner conference was not endorsed by all the Conner leaders. A number of the most influential lead CTS of the Conner forces were opposed to the tanning through of the Birm- ingham program. They were or me opinion that a technical blunder hau been committed when the program had been adopted and promulgated. This impression was deepened when they reached Montgomery and found that many of the delegates to the conveh- ton who had been active supporters of Mr. Conner were opposed to the rau- ical measures adopted to take charge of the committee and commit IL 10 " partisan faction of the party
 The largest crowd that ever caln.' in advance of a State convention was on the streets last night. The hotel lobbies were filled and after o'clock 1t was impossible to get a r"om at down town hotel. The crowd included nearly all of the political leaders or the State. In it were Senator E' '" :. Pettus. Ex-Governor J. F. Johnston and Hon. J. H. Bankhead. nominees for Alternate Senator, Congressman Oscar Underwood, Congressman G w . Taylor, Congressman William hlcn- ardson. Congressman J. Thomas Hef- lin II A, Wilkinson, w. W. Brandon. Judge A. H. Aston, J. F. Thompson Thomas ". Coleman, Jr., Col w. C- Tuntstan, Speaker A. M. Tuntstall' Carson C. Whitson, John J. King, l D. Nesbitt, H. E. Reynolds, J. C' Wood, w. H. Pruett. Col. c. L. Co., mer, E. K. Campbell. John w. Tom linson, E. M. Robinson, Syd Lyons Thomas Mcclellan. Judge J. R. Dow dell, Judge s. D. Weakley, John F. Ward, Judge A. P. Smith, Max Ham burger, Fred S. Blackmon, c. 5. Me Dowell. IT., Evans Hinson, A. L. Dri- yer. H. D. Merrill, Miller Bonner, w. IM. Luckey and many others.
 The Convention will meet at noon | in the Auditorium in the city building on the corner of Perry street and Madison Avenue.
 Roll of Delegates.
 Here is the official list of delegates to the Convention by countless:
 Autauga-w. P. Clarke. J. D: De Ramus, B. H. Gaines. H. D. Gibson ID. M Hall, Guy Rice
 | Baldwin,. F. Feist G. W. Burns lR, Leon Jones. Dr. H S. Greene. Barbour-A H. Alston, George Boy CT. H. D. Clayton. G. L. Conner, George Day, s. H. Dent, J M. Edmondson, G. lB. Espy, J. E. Toy. J. T. Grubbs' C s. Mcdowell. Jr., R. M. Lee, J. A Johnson, B. B. Mckenzie, A. M. Nc Lendon, J. F. McTyer. Robert Moui- throp, G. W. Peach. W. H. Pruett, J. 6 Williams G. w. winn. J. N. Zorn
 Bibb-John T. Ellison, W. Elan cher, B. M Huey. J. P Kennedy. J. G. Oakley. J. G. Porter.
 Blount-E. c. Aldredge, D. R. 1 Blackwood. G. Darden, w. liar
 rell sam Ingrain, H. L. Martin, M. F. Rhodes. w p.,.+ l A. J. DeFee. J. s. Finiayson' J. Il F1ewellen, T. s. Frazer. T. M Hough r. M Moseley, S. P. Rainer. W. A. Reynolds, c. w. Sellers. o
 Rutler-R. A. Beeland, T. H. Cren-
 shaw Wiley Howard, H. D. Lampley
 IM Lane. D. NJ Howell, N. c. Vim
 son I. E. Wall, F, A. WhittLe o Calhoun-Fred L. Blackmon' E' Caldwell, Dr. A. J. Douthlt' n Edmondson, L. w. Grant, J ~ lE. T. Harris, pr. I1.cartt, H T q Morgan. Henry D. McCarty A. II i1rHaT 1rrhHambers-John D. Denney, Eugen'
 C q Heard, J. Thomas HeL.
 IT Hines. John F. Reynolds'
 I,h rnomas. Frank A. Vernon, K, wan
 S1-,rbt w. l.. Wilson, J. A WlsS, " C6erokee-Thomas BraulSu1 d T Rrindley, J. A. Nance. ausW 1It We
 Sbronshfre, Hugh H. WhlIe' d. WV
 CoKeI CoGKsseiIiton-Martin sorrell. w. c. Dyer r CM1i' Crumpton, J. A. Mitchell J. | Denmlc DeTnhmnctaw-o. L. Gray G. H. Carna
 tbon I R. Adams, G. w. Zitaram' C'
 Rinor, H. A. Powe. TT 1,,,,sor c
 Clarke-J. s. Deas. G. Il. MtisoH' NJ I
 IT Woodward, J. W. Cunningham
 f Waite D. P. Chapman, H. G. Davls
 R Cowan. J. F. DeLoach
 CIav-E. J. Garrison. J. W. Jackson
 EaIiv Parsons, J. R. Mccain, K. G Ro"
 land, E. L. Whatley. Con
 cIeburne-J. L. Robers. c. M cog
 yin A. M. Turner. A. J. overton.
 Cofree-T. J. Carlisle. Clauoe Riiey Io ~ Doster. W. E. Henderson, J.
 I.ofin. F. P. Rainer. J. F. Sanders.
 Colbert-James F. Alexander. W. M Ruchanan. John w Davis. J. E. lsbeI Owen N. Julian. F. R. King, J: T. kirk ,Conecuh-P. D. Bowles, w. D. Brown
 William C. Crumpton, M Deer' VII liam M. Newton. H. S. Skinner
 Coosa-J. M. Barrett J. A Brown L. & Hastie. R. s. B, Penton. J. A
 'irt5 CoVington-L H. Brassell. T. E. Hen derson, Henry opp' A. L. HanKih' A Crenshaw-Mark Bradley. G. D. De Priest. w, J. Ellington, A. H. Hill. J R, Horn, P. J. Thrower. w. G. Hol Cullman-J S. Akers. J. B. Brown, H L Burke. J. G. Land, J. A. Mcconnell s. P. MoDonald, H. A. Worley.
 DaIe-W. U. Acree. Mike Sollie. w M Garner. A. B. Mcleod, J. B. Borlanc DaIlas-H. S. D. Mallory. c. P. Nor rison, E. P. Lacy, J. H Lumpkin, T, W Barker. J. L. Clay L. E. Jeffries, w. Roundtree, c. Young, Sr, V. B. At kins. J. A Carson. R D. Walker, M. smith, B. J. Schuster, A. L. Mcleod. W
 c Agee, w. R Walker. w NJ. Vaughan DeKalb-W. C.. D Cook. L. P. Hun w. E. Quin, John R Estes. H. P. New man, E. M Smith. J. k. Black, Jim Elmore-D. D. Askew. c. H. Billings lev. J M. Honey. o. S. Justice. A. , Langley H. T. Lett. George D Robisor J w. Borough
 ] Escamhia-H. D. Finley. M A Rab H. H. Patterson. Norvelle R. Leigl Etowah-T. c. Banks. J. E. Black rr 4