The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
WILL PETTLE
 TO YIN VOTES Democy ts Plan Effective
 Campaign. HAS APPROVAL OF BRYAN Thomas H. Tibbles Is for the Nebraskan. Former Popuiist Comes Dat ssuareiy for Democratic rrsncipies--
 Chairman Mack Expects Lo-
 cal Organisatiens fo Work.
 

Chicago, III. Aug 2s.--Now that William !. Bryan has set his seal of
 approval upon the plans made by the Democratic National Committee to bring about llis election. the DelnQ@ cratic campaign may be said today which practical organization Is kom- pleted and the skirmish fire of the bat- tie has begun.
 1 There will be meeting of Sghe Ma tionai Copmittee and sub ce8nnittees
 with Mr. Bryan on Septembef to con-
 sider whether the line of qetion taken is proving effective.
 Politics was eachewed 1t headquar- ters today and Mr Bryan. with his brother and a few friends attended church. but to the National Connnnit- ieeEneH and friends who spoke to him of the hard struggle that Chairman
 Mack and the campaign managers had outlined, he replied:
 T realize the task ahead of me and what 1t mearis. am not minimizing the demands that I we'll know will be made np0n me. but I feel that can do what is expected for my health is inc and I never entered fight with
 pies fight and to battle for them gives
 added courage and strength in the try ing hours of a campaign
 Political developments in. the last | twenty-four hours, since Mir. Bryan's larrivaI here.sho wthat the managers l of the Democratic campaign have put the fight Into the hands of Mir. Bryan and the people. Mir. Bryan has ale ready made two speeches--his address of notification and the kafiR speech at Des Moines--and this week will find I him making several speeches iil the Middle West. where Chairman Mack has decided to make the main A6ht in the I fss A. .Saa.a1 ] and in all probability New JerBey, DeI- aware, Maryland and West Virginia. and in these States as well as In In- diana. ohio. Tllinois and Iowa the Den- ! ocratic candidate will make his prln- 1 cipal struggle for victory, f. After Mir RryHH has choEen each oE the several blanks Of the party plat 1 form as the theme of an extended speech. he vii lthen tn those speeches I 10 b made later b the cafnpaign. eiu- cIdate upon these various subjects in | greater detafl.
 Acting on the advice of Mfr Bryan. the National Committee has Increased its efforts to enlist the aid of the peo- | pie to effect Democratic success at the polls and to do this most effectively Chairman Mack Is seeking to have Dem ocratic lubs organized in every voting precinct in the United States Upon these Democratic clubs, both Mfr Bry- | 9 depending for their greatest aid and
 Most of the clubs have been organ- ized under the direction Of the State and county chairrnen. Their work as outlined by Mir. Bryan will be to spread the doctrines of the party. CatnRaign
 managers have long since discovered that much of the literature sent out ia either lost or Is not efactentiy placed. "A. a.~1t wsa .f~ literature Is placed in proper hands and in this way the committee hopes that every voter may be reached. The col lection of campaign funds is to a
 major degree. to be put up e the pre- cinct clubs and the committee hopes that with small contributions from thousands of individual members. the aggregate sum will be sufficient for all practical purposes.
 On election day, the precinct clubs
 win be called upon to get out the vote,
 and lastly. to see that 1t Is fairly counted.
 Such Is the general plan of the Dem 1 ocratic national campaign and while here and there minor changes will be
 made, the national committeeman who arc here with Mir. Bryan today. say
 that it will insure Mir. Bryan's etee- l tlon.
 1t was announced at headduarters to- day that Thomas H. fTibbles, wlo ran with thomas Watson as Vice Presi- dentiai candidate on the Populist ticket | in 1904. has written to the committee that he was urging all his friends iu
 the Populist. party to support Mir. Bryan | thiS year.
 The head of the newly organized | Manufacturers Bureau will be P. C.. I Burns. of Chicago. Mir. Burns is prom | inentIy identified with the business in. | terests of this city. His appointment was decided upon late last night John W. Clifton, of Nashville. Tenn. who Is the vice chairman of the conn
 mittee on organization. has arrived
 here to take up the work of assistinR | in the formation of Democratic clubs | throughout the country.