The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-03
Seven Men Enter the Race for
 Delegate At Large
OSCEOLA KYLE IS THE LATEST
John w. Tomlinson, Presidentfof Ala bama Bryan Club, Has No Fear of Opposition To His.
 Candidate.

Montgomery May 2.-(Special)- 1.-The last minute for aspiring candidates before the democratic party of the state to get on the May IS primary ticket expired at midnight. and with the dawIing of the Sunday sun the people know just whom they are to select from as nominees for the few places that will be filled. Many of the late corners reported to Secretary J. Kirk Jackson here, and others were heard from through Chairman Mallory at Selma.
 As general thing little weight is given to the anti Bryan movement, not that there are not many who might have pre- . ferred some other man, but for the reason that most have agreed to support men for delegates who are known to be en- thusiasticaly that way. The four men who have been in the race for delegates at-large. known to be for Bryan, have been fairly active and no doubt have se- cured pledges of support that cannot now be taken back.
 State Senator Henry r. Reese who was here today from his home in Selma took that view of it, and John w. Tomlinson' president of the Alabama Bryan club, sees no reason to fear that any damage will come to his man. MT. Reese said he thought the ticket would be about i've to one for the Bryan men,
 The list reported to Secretary J. Kirk Jackson follows
 Delegates to nationa' convention atDen- yer July ':
 state-at-Large: F.. W. Booker. Henry D. Clayton, R. M. Cunningham, ]. Thom- as Heain, F. g. Moody, John w Tom linson, osceola Kyle; alternates, J. B. Brown. O. c. Maner James F. Jones, s. P Rainer.
 First District; L. J. Bugg. J. c. Gren- ade G. J. Sullivan; aternates J. C.. Thompson. John McDuffe
 Second District: J. Lee Long, s. H. Dent; alternates; Claude Hardy M w Rushton.
 Third District: IT. L. Martin, A. E. Face: alternates w. E. Henderson, H. B. steagall.
 Fourth District: Chambliss Keith. B. Dudley Williams; alternates, T. U. Crumpton. J. E. Wilkinson.
 Fifth District: J. c. Wood D. D. Rid dle; alternates. H. S. Doster, H. R. Gol- son.
 Sixth District: J. M. Pearce, M T. Ormond; alternates, F. l.. Cox, W. T. McEroy.
 Seventh District: w. T. Brown. Robert A. Collins. J. R. Rosson alternates, s. J. Griffin, w H. Norris.
 Eighth District: M. A. Clay, R. H. Walker; alternates, E. Brown, J. H. Pride
 Ninth District: W. T. Kennedy, S. w. John, J. G. Oakley, Walker Percy; alter mates, S E. Melbourne, J. S. Winters
 State at large Emmett O'Neal, John c. Pugh, J. A. Rountree; alternates, David Grayson, John A. Inzer.
 First district, c. L. Hybart; second, W. w. Haralson; Third, G. Ernest Jones; Fourth, J. H. Edmondson; Fifth, Walter Smith and s. c. Cornelius; Sixth, Rob inson Brown; Seventh, s. L. Fuller; Eighth, R. c. Briskell w. J, Nesbitt; Ninth, Lee Cowart. The only candidates for alternate district electors are w. L. Martin, Jr., in the Second, A. r. McGchee in the Third, Hugh White in the Seventh and M. C. Allgood in the Fourth.
 Supreme court justice, A. H. Alston. J. A. Bilbro, ]. M Chiffon. John A. LuslS, ]. J. Mayfield, R. T. Simpson.
 President railroad commission, Charles Henderson.
 Game and fish commissioner, John II. Wallace, Jr, r. B. Mastn.
 Chancellor southeastern division, Lucien Gardner.
 Circuit judges Tenth circuit, A. o. Lane; Fourteenth, Sheriff Lacy and James J. Ray; Fifteenth, w. w. Pearson; Sixteenth, John W. Inzer. -
 Solicitors, Sixteenth circuit, G. w. Dar- den, J. A. Embry, s. w. Johnson.
 Congressional committeeman:
 First district, B. r. Elmore, l.. w. Lack lin, Joel w. Goldsby, H. A. Powe, John F. Graham, Jesse B. Hearin, o. O. Bayles, w. A. Moseley.
 Second district, B. F. Feist, w. J. FL lington, w. A. Henderson, J. C. Carter.
 Third district, E. A. Hudson, S. P. Rainer, R. II. Arlington, Major Carroll l. H. Alberson. A. s. Clarke, II. Pursell, R. D. Williams, l. l. Moses
 Sixth district. J. M Hoffman, Thomas F'. Scale M. B. Cameron, w. C. Gofa, ]. c. Milner. R. G. Redden, H. F. Gibson, George M Collins, w. A. Lee, w. E. Wedgworth. F. s. Moody.
 There is no opposition to old congress- men except in the Second district. where A. A. Wiley is opposed by T. J. Hall. MInDn QAnQ \ InT f1r TDniillE