The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
SENTIMENT OF CROWD AT
 GREAT JOINT DISCUSSION

who would make such a speech as that and do 1t in the way he did Is not suitable man for Governor. s Julius Dale. a prominent merchant of Nadawah, made the trip to Selma to hear the joint discussion.
 T have been strong Conner man up to this present fight" said Mir Dale. When he ran against John V smith, I and my brothers voted for him. We are all for Cunningham now and be- lieve that he will carry Nadawah beat although 1t was overwhelmingly for Conner three years ago"
 E. D. Bailey of Mt. Pleasant. on his return trip said:
 "six of us came up from Mount Pleasant to hear the debate. Three of us are Cunningham men and th.ee others are for Conner. I think that this pretty we'll represents the senti ment of Mt Pleasant beat. Heretofore 1t has been a strong Conner beat. but change has been taking place."
 J. s. Dilburn of Carlowville, who was making a business trip to Pine Apple declared that Cunningham was going to get the solid vote of Carlow vile Beat.
 q am the only man that feels friend- : ly to Mir Conner in the beat and yet I an, going to vote for Dr. Cunning ham" he said.
 T have felt friendly to MT. Conner because I once believed that he was be- ing persecuted, But Cunningham in my opinion is going to get every vote in carlowville beat, including mine. :.
 Capt J. T. Dale, who for several terms represented Wilcox County in the Legislature, in Pineapple today spoke of the great change In public senti- ment that had taken place in this sec tion
 Tn my beat, Allentown beat said Captain Dale, only one vote was cast for John V. Smith in his race against B. B. Conner three years ago. But it's different now. MT. Cunningham TsR different now we Cunningham men have just as good chance to carry that beat as the other fellows and if this change keeps up we are going to do It.. E
 Sentiment in Pineapple. Pincapplc strong Conner town In the th-Comer campaign is said to now favor Cunningham. Frank Mel ton, a prominent citizen, expressed the opinion that the Cunningham mon were In the majority and that sentiment for Cunningham was on the increase D.. Cunningham reached Pineapple today at noon. He was the guest of Frank Melton during his short stay. He addressed a good-sized crowd in the auditorium of the schoolhouse at p. m. At this uncomfortable hour of a hot summer afternoon a crowd that almost filled the auditorium gathered to hear the address.
 Dr. Cunningham was presented to the audience in hapy little speech by Dr. Ramsay. He was given a hearty recep- tionf and his campaign address in which he discussed fully the existing issues and the records of himself and of Mir Conner on the rate question. The Lieutenant Governor was In fine form, encouraged as he had been by the Selma meeting and by what he had heard on his latest campaign trip. His speech was cordially received, there be- ing frequent interruptions of applause. Dr. Cunningham left for Camden im- mediately after the speaking. in a i surry--a long drive of twenty-six miles. He will speak 1t Camden at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Immediately af- forwards another long drive to Pine Hill will be taken where tue last speech of the present trip will be delivered.