The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-01
Virginia Senator and Other
Old Leaders on Advis.
ory Committee.
MACK PREPARING TO
MAKE WINNING FIGHT
Governor Johnson Places Services
at Disposal Of Mr.. Bryan--Pro- 4:
gram OF Exercises in Con-
nection With Notifica-
ton Of Candidate
at Lincoln.

~ UFFALO, n ". July 3f.--Nor. s;
man e. Nfacis, chairman OF tta
IN Democratic National Comnft-i
IL tee. to-day appointed commits
tees to serve during the cans
patgn. The members of the labor corii-
mittee are all members of. the ma
tional committee. He will announce
next week the committees on finance.
press and speakers. The appointment
of ubcommitteeTfor the Eastern and
New York Headquarters will be taken
up upon the return OF Chairman Mack
to Chicago in about a week. The coma
mittees named to-day are:
Executive Committee-Nornian Esss
Mack. chairman. New York, p. LGHHi.
vice chairman. Nebraska: Urey Wood
son. Kentucky; Martin j. Wade. Iowa;
Josephus Daniels. North Carolina;
Thos. 8. Taggart. Indiana; John T. Me-
Graw, West Virginia; George w. Green,
Rhode Island; 3. NJ. johnson, Texas;
Clark Howell, Georgia; T. f. Ryan.
Wisconsin,; j. &c. Talbot. Maryland;
John w. Toml]nson, Alabama; John e.
Osborne, Wyoming; James s. Kerr. !,
Pennsylvania; F. B. Lynch NIinnesotn;;
Edwin o. Wood, Michfgaa; Nathan
Cole, Jr.. California: Robert Ewing.
louisiana: J. Harry CARRIER. Ohio. &
Old Leaders Az Advisors.
Advisory Comniittee-David r. Fran.
els, chairman. Missouri: j. g. Johnsons
secretary, Kansas; Alton 8. Parker,
New York: John Sharp Williams. Mis-
sissippi; Governor John A. JohnsoEs
Minnesota: Senator c. A. Culberson.
Texas Senator John w. Daniel vir-S.
ginia; Senator 1sador Rayner, Mary>N
land; Governor George ChamberlainY
Oregon; Hoke Smith, Georgia; John q;
Lamb. Indiana: NJ. e. ingalls,, Ohioi
Josiah Quincy. Massachusetts: Georgia
r3,I,o Irui IN r.. W
Delaware: Archibald McNeill, Connects
cut; James X Mcclure. New York;
j. *. ODonnell, Illinois; James p
Campbell, Ohio.
Labor Committec-Martin J. Wade,
chairman, Iowa; Roger. G. Sullivan,
Illinois; T. E. Ryan, Wisconsin: Robert
S. Hudspeth, New Jersey: w. A. Roth-
well. Missouri; f. S. Johnson. South
Dakota; Edwin "A. Newman, District
Of Columbia. -.
Campaign Textbook Committee
John z. Lamb chairman: Indiana; jos s
,sephus Daniels North Carolina; Rich-sT
ard e. Metcalf. Nebraska.
Tonight for New York, where he will
.copfer with State Chairman w. j. Con-
nors and other leaders. and arrange
for opening national headquarters In
New York.
Conference in New York.
NEW YORK. July 3l.-Several meme
bers of the national committee reached
here to-day and Will confer with Mr..
Mack when he arrives Tomorrow. 4
Among those already at the Hoffman
House are Roger Sullivan. of Illinois,, (
and Secretary Urey Woodson. Of Ken
ituckv
That Mr.. Mack intends to wage an
energetic campaign is indicated by the {
announcement to-day OF a strong ads
visory committee. made up Of Demo-
cratic leaders representing all secs
tions OF the country under the chair
manship of David r. Francis, of Mis-
souri,. The members named are all
drawn from outside OF the national
committee The executive committee.
which was announced to-day, nunl-
bers twenty members. more than twice
the usual size. In addition labor
committee was named. Through this
body especial attention Will be direct-
ed toward reaching out for the vote
of the laboring classes. Campaign arr
guments Of speaal character will The
printed In all necessary tongues for
distribution by this committee.
The chief headquarters of Mr.. Mack
will be in Chicago, but he expects
to divide his time so as to keep In
close touch with the East.