The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
Two Nominees, Mayfeld
 And Simpson, Ran Close
C. Mansr. s47ao. S, P. Rainer. si.-

For electors for President from statesat-Iarge-o'Neal. e2,0s5; Pugh, 4S.s6s; Rountree 31.06S.
 For Alternate Electors from state at-large-David A. 0rayson. os.160; John A. Inzer. 55.694.
 For Associate Justices of the su- preme court--AIston. 24,s63 Biibro 27.117; Chilton 16.7i3;s Lusk. 2p.sFS Mayfield, 37.397. Simpson, S6.414, N
 For President of the Railroad CSN mission--CharIes Henderson eo,l32. For State Game and Fish commis- The nominees for District delegates and electors, with their alternates. were as follows: szk
 First District-Deiegates. L. J. Bugs and c. J. Sullivan: alternates. John McDufie and J c. Thompson. cleo tor, c. L. Hybart; alternate eiector. T.. L. Bedsole.
 Second District-Delegates. S. H. Dent and Lee Long: alternate dele gates Claude Hardy and M. w. Rush ion: elector, W. W. Haralson: alter nate W. L. Martin, Jr.
 Third District--Delegates. H L. Martin, and A. E. Pace. alternate dele gates, W. E.. Henderson and H. B Steagall; elector. c. P. Jones; alternate. William Garner. Fourth District-Delegates. Channb- less Keith and B. Dudley Williams; all ternate delegates, T. U. Crumpton and J. E. Wilkerson; elector, Fl Ed mondson: alternate elector. A. F. Mc-
 Fifth District-Deiegates. D. H. Rid- de and J c. Wood; alternate dele gates, H S. Doster and H R , Goison; elector, c. S. Cornelius. alternate cleo tor. W. S.. Smith.
 Sixth District-Delegates, Jim Pearce and NJ. T. ormond: alternate dele gates. E.. D. Cox and W. T. McElroy; eIector, J. s. Robinson; alternate elee- Seventh Dfstrict-Delegates. W. T.. Brown and R. A Collins. alternate | delegates. s. J. Grimm and W. H. Nor | ris eiector, S. L. Fuller; alternate eIector. H. H. White. 4. Eighth District--Delegates. Nj. A. | egates, l.. E. Brown and J. H. Pride; l elector, R. c. Brickell; alternate cleo | tor. W T. Nesbitt. Ninth District--Delegates. Sam Will l John and J. G. Oakley; alternate dele gates, J.. D. Williams and J s. Win ters; elector, Lee V. Cowart; alternate elector, Nj. c. Allgood.
 i The following are the Congressional nominees: First District. George W. Taylor; Second, A. A. Wiley; Third. H. 1 D. Clayton; Fourth, W. B. Craig Fifth, J Thomas Hehin; sixth. Rich- mond P. Hobson; Seventh, John l.. | Burnett; Eighth. William Richardson l Ninth. O.. W. Underwood.
 The following Circuit Judges were nominated: Tenth, A O. Lane; Four teenth, James J. Ray; Fifteenth. w. w Pearson; Sixteenth. J. w. Inzer.s s
 J. A. Embry was nominated as So ltcitor for the Sixteenth Circuit, and LReien Gardner as Chancellor of ths Southeastern chancsry. Division.
 For few hours before the State Comfnittee went into aeseion there wal | rurnor that q contest would be wAged | for the office of County Assessor oi Monroe County. Tn fact, 1t was known that J. P. Parrish had come to Mont l gomery from Monroe County for the l purpose of eontesting the nomination | of B. B. Ffnlrlea as Assessor. Both these gentlemen appeared before the Committee.
 A few minutes after the committed
 was called together, Mr. Parrish arose
 and asked for the privilege of the floor
 He said: T desire to thank this Com nnittee for hearing me now when say
 that have decided to withdraw my l contest for the off1ce which sought
 and that no contest will be made.D l Chairman Mallory thanked Mir. Far:
 rish for adopting this measure, saying
 that the Committee was hunting nc
 contests and would like to be relieved | ot hem at all times. sf f'
 The cause of the position at first ta.
 ken by Mir. Parrish was the peculiar
 action of the Monroe County Committed
 in ordering a double primary at theii
 meeting, April 2. Instead of following
 the mandate of the State Committed
 the County Committee ordered two
 primaries for the County offices, pro.
 claiming that one should be held May
 IS and the other on June 8. The latter | h,sh Al ESs
 jority was not secured by the leading
 candidate The vote for Mir. Finkles
 was 310 and for Mr. Parrish, 266. Al
 there were five candidates in the rae,
 for Assessor. the highest candidate, dlt
 not receive a majority. When. howev
 CT. the Committee came to canvass tn,
 vote they at the same time made thet,
 action conform to the rule of the, Stat,
 Committee and revoked the call for thl
 primary for June 8. The State Com
 mittees rule was that the pluralit!
 should determine the choice in al
 cases.
 It was from this second action of tn,
 Monroe County Committee that MT. Far
 rish had determined to appeal and a
 last withdrew his appeal.
 Statement of Mir. Wallace.
 After the announcement by the State
 Democratic Executive Committee of
 his handsome majority. Hon. John H ! Wallace JF., sOeu1Ocratfc nominee 1ol
 State Game and Fish Commissioner
 said;
 "I desire to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Democrats of Ala ban1a for the magnificent vote which received I do not regard my over whelming victory in any sense in tn, nature of a personal triumph; but attribute 1t as an endorsement of tn, people of my labors in originating thu game and fish laws of Alabama, and thu
 activity and vigilance with which tn, Department of Game and Fish has en deavored to enforce these statutes. The fact that my work has beer approved affords me qualification, in : finitely more pleasurable, than success won by personal popularity. Al classes of people, recognizing the vas benefits te our State that the gam' } and hsh laws have proven, united fl my support, The press. the whole
 some educator of the millions, tool occasion to inform the voters of tn, main features involved in the cam } paign. To those editors who rendered me such splendid services l especial, desire to express my thanks.
 T will continue my campaign fo ] the preservation of the game the fisl and the forests with renewed energy : we'll knowing as I do now. that thl . people of Alabama desire that thes valuable assets should be held in trus [ by the State for the benefit of ou ! citizens and saved from reckless de 1 struction by the spirit of vandalisn |: which erstwhile pervaded the State" [
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