The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-30
PLAN ACIIVE WEEK
FINISH ITO BE MADE
 EO CAMPAIGN.
Cosps- of Speakers aO-be'Skept an Stump Until Election, While Mailing of LAaeratnre 'AViil nbe Continucd
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The State Campaign Committee of the Democratic party under the direc- tion of Chairman J. Craig smith. has begun the last week of the campaign with energy 1and activity that has characterized the committees work since it's organization. Not only will a corps of effective campaign speakers be kept on the stump throughout the week. but d large office force of young ladies will be maintained in Montgom- cry to continue the important work of mailing out Democratic literature to the voters of the State.
 Hon. John Mccain, of Clay county, was a caller at headquarters yesterday to discuss the situation in Clay. That county, like Jefferson and Walker. has \ a hot fight over the office of sheriff. The regular nominee is making an active campaign, but is opposed by an independent. Clay. is a county in whic h the Republicans and the Populis1s were formerly very strong. The State Execu- tive Committee will be asked to help the regular, Democratic tickc: hl Clay.
 Judge Terry Richardson. Of Mont gomery, yesterday rendered his services ed. Judge Richardson will probaoly be assigned to make speeches in Chiffon county.
 Leon McCord has evidently pleased the people of Walker county. He was due to leave that county yesterday for Winston and Marshall counties. the last week of the lnpai gn But so well pleased were the party workers with his efforts. that the chairman of the County Executive Committee wired headquarters that MT. McCord must be permitted to remain the entire week in Walker A reply was sent assigning him there for two days of the week, but saying the other. Winston and Marshall county engagements must be filled.
 NJ. T. Ormond a well known lawyer of Tuscaloosa. will spend the week in speaking in Winston ard Marshall.
 Ex-Governor Joseph F. Johnston will deliver two speeches today in Blount county, one at Oneonta tMs morning. and one at Cleveland tonight.
 Hon. Emmett ONeal of fiorence' Will address the voters of Walker county November 3, at Carbon Hill. On the Monday preceding the election. he will speak at Russellville in Franklin countyI
 General w. w. Brandon has been as- signed by the committee to spend three days of this week in Jefferson county. He will report to Chairman Robert N. -Befl and speak for the regularly hoh'- mated Democratic ticket.
 Secretary J. Asa Rountree, or the Alabama Good Roads Association has sent to Chairman J. CratS Sm'th cop. of the resolutions recently adopted hS tho Association, declaring for goh1 roads throughout the State Cou1Aeu with the resolution was the reaAest that all Democratic Speakers sIsoulo he directed to discuss the subjecJts oi pnod roads in their addresses CD tho neople. In reply Chairman smith. wrote tna .folloWing letter:
 "Headquarters of Denocratle- cam paign Committee.
 Montgomery. Ala, Oct. 2T,, 1906.
 Hon. J. A Rountree. Secretary Ala bama Good Roads Association Birmingham, Ala
 Dear sir.---I am in receipt Of you' , letter of October p. in Which you re ouest co-operaton on tn s part of ou campaign speakers in urib bng the ncces sity of good roads in Alabama. 1ol
 may be assured our C, mmittee fdNor' l the improv vemcnt of pads and high l ways throughout the State and yo' 1 have our hearty good will in your or | ganized effort to obtai n this movement | Fl will gladly inclo:p to each Of you l campaign speakers copy of your let : ter and a copy of tho resolution paSSe' i by the recent State. Democratic Con
 yrntion. l am conf kL,nt that each O i these distinguished Democrats vii | comply with your ItqueSt and discus l this resolution along with those i'm I pcrative demands of the people whicl 1 were incorporated In our party $ plat 1 form .:+-' .:.' | .Jndoubtedlv. all good citizens wan our roads improved and will cooper ate with your association to that end I With best wishes, ..:. i Very truly yours. .... | "J. CRAIG SMITH. | Chairman 1 The letter. was sent to Secretar.