The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-06

tfopg is true in :hc Second District where Colonel A. A. Wiley nss beer fought by J. c. tonv;lie, an erstwhilt Pcpulist, this year ar independent. believe that Colonel Whey will defea ! hin by large vote, larger than ha! been given in soris ,time, where there was opposition in the Second.
 People Should Vote.
 'I want to urge the people to vote idea that it Is not necessary to go tc the polls is a bad one and engender. carelessness on the part of the citi- zens which makes them less liable te keep closely after their public inter. ests. Let me say that it is the hope of every man in the work of the party that each box shall poll the largest vote of its history tomorrow. It will give the opposition such a ,low that 1t will not be able afterwards to make a showing
 q am deeply grateful for the helr the people and the papers have giver in this fight. They have stood by the Committee in a noble way and have done much to give us the glorious victory that seems surely ours after the vot. ing of tomorrow"
 Locally last night great interest was manifested on the downtown streets over the election today. The only contest in Montgomery worthy of the name is for the seat in Congress al present occupied by Congressman Wiley. In the minds of conservative politicians, however. 1t was the gen. eral opinion that Colonel Wiley will receive a very large majority. although his opponent, J. C. Fonville, has beer making a strong canvass in some o1 the other counties of the district. Today, election day, tfe bar rooms and saloons of the city will be closed Beginning yesterday morning, twenty four hours before the ops ming of the polls, the order went out to the sa- loon keepers of the city that the law was to be enforced.
 Ward Polling Place. The polling places in the differen, wards of the city will be lhe same as those used at the last election except | that voters of Ward 2 will cast theil ballots at Wilkes Stable on Lee Street The managers of election are required by law to report at the various poll. ing places at 8 o'clock n the morn. ing, and the polls must be open not later than o'clock. In tEe cities polls will be open to vote until 6 o'clock ir the evening, while in the country dis. trfcts, they will be closet at o'clock
 In addition to the state officers and Congressman. the electors of Mont gomery County will vote for a State Senator. four Representative in the Legislature and Sheriff of the County. They will also vote on tke matter of issuing $250,0oO of road bonds.
 Election returns from the State and from other sections of the country will be shown at several places in Montgomery tonight. The Advertiser will throw stereopticon slides on a screen hung on the Federal Building Arrangements have also been made by the Commercial Club for receivine over private wires the election returns from New York tonight The mem bers and their frien1s have been in vited to make hea 1quarters at the Club for the even..x
 Judge Asa E. Stratton, candidate of the Davidson wing of the Republican party for Governor, returned to Montgomery last .,isat after final visit through some of the outlyjne districts, He will remain here .lAring the day. He reported that he was well satisfied with the results of his cam paign.