The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-29
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
 WORK COMPLETE TomlinsOn Has Perfected All
 the Organizations WILL WATCH BALLOT BOX Everything Is In the Best of Shape at Democratic Headquarters and the
 Leaders Are Confident of
 Bryan's Election.
WILL WATCH BALLOT BOX

Chicago, October 2S.-(SpeciaL)-The democratic national committee has com pleted the most thorough precinct organ ization in the history of the party. This work has been conducted by John w. Tomlinson, chairman, and J. w. Clifton, vice chairman of the organization com- mittee of the democratic national commit tee More than 2oOOO campaign clubs have been organized, embracing over 100000 voters.
 Committees have been created in each voting precinct for work on election day:
 1. A committee to be at the polls from the opening until closing.
 9 committee to get the vote out.
 g. committee to see that the vote is correctly counted and returned.
 f. A committee to prosecute any one attempting intimidation or fraud on or before election day.
 The organization has been made from the beginning with the view of combating on election day the corrupt or undue use of money in election. It is conceded that the republicans will have a considerable corruption fund, but nothing like they nave ndu III past CdtlpdlBiS, NACh AAO corruption fund was largely made up of corporate funds unlawfully used.
 In this campaign the public opinion is such that the officials dare not use cor porate funds. The average rich man Is slow to use his own monew. Whatever cor ruption fund the republicans are raising the last days of the campaign, when it is too late to use it for any other pur- pose excepting corrupt purposes, can be successfully combated by the splendid or ganization which the democrats now have.
 It Is confidently believed at the national democratic headquarters that there will be landslide in favor of the democratic nominees and every indication points to an overwhelming victory.
 At democratic headquarters everything is in the best of shape and the leaders are confident that Bryan will be elected. Chairman Mack deserves much credit for the manner in which he has conducted the campaign and the other officials realize the great work done by him.
 MT Mack Is out in a statement in which he says that he does not concede anything to the republicans. He believes the democrats are going to win without the least bit of trouble.
 There are good many Alabama speak CTS up here helping out the party and the reports received from them is that they are doing good work. Among those who have helped and are now help ing are Henry Clayton, R. P. Hobson, w. W. Brandon, John McDuffie. D. K. Price, Bernard Harwood, Bibb Graves, Samuel Blackwell and o. c. Maner. The most unique speaking tour Is on this week. special train left here Sunday afternoon loaded with prominent speak CTS from all over the country. This train is going through Indiana and Ohio. Speak CTS will be dropped off at every station The train has been widely advertised and it is expected that large crowds will be on hand to greet them at every turn. It is proposed to have a speaker on almost every acre of ground in these two states this week. This is a stupenduous under taking, but the speakers bureau is hand ling 1t in a most satisfactorily manner.
 That this is a popular move Is demon- strated by the experience of the speakers the, first day. They all report that the crowds were large and that everything was moving along in most systematic and enthusiastic manner.