The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-04
PLANS CAMP PAlGN.
N1ACK's ACTIONS PROMISE ENER-
GETIC CAMPAIGN.
The Committee Appointments An

nounced Friday, Have Been Made
With Much Care.
That Mr.. Mack intends TO wage an
energetic campaign is indicated by
the announcement Friday in New
York of strong advisory committee,
made up of Democratic leaders re-
presenting all sections of the coun-
try, under the craftsmanship of David
R. Francis, of Missouri. The mem
bers named are all drawn from out
side of the national committee.
The executive committee, which
was announced Friday, numbers 20
members, more than twice the usual
size. In addition, there is a labor
committee named, and through this
body special attention will be directed
toward reaching out for the vote Of
laboring classes. Campaign argu-
ments of special character will be
printed in all necessary tongues for
distribution by this committee.
The chic headquarters of Mr..
Mack will be in Chicago, but he ex-
poets to divide his time so as to keep
in close touch with the East.
The Committee Appointments.
A dispatch from Buffalo, N. Y.2
says Norman Il. Mack, chairman of
he Democratic national committee,
Friday appointed committees to serve
during the campaign. The members
of the labor committee are all mem
bers of the national committee. He
will announce next week the commit
tees on finance, press and speakers.
The appointment of the sub-commit-
tee for the Eastern and the New
York headquarters will be taken up
On the return of Chairman Mack to
Chicago in about a week. The conf
mittees named are:
Executive Committee.
Executive mmittee-Norman E.
Mack chairman, New York; P. l..
Hall, vice chairman, Nebraska; Urey
Woodson, Kentucky; Martin ] Wade,
Iowa; Josephus Daniels, North Caro-
lima; Thomas Taggart, Indiana; John
T McGraw, West Virginia; George w
Green, Rhode Island; R. M. john
son, Texas; Clark Howell, Georgia;
T. E. Ryan, Wisconsin; J. F. G. Tai
bott, Maryland; John w. Tomlinson,
Alabama; John e. Osborne, Wyom-
ing: James S. Keer, Pennsylvania;
F. 3. Lynch, Minnesota; Edwin O..
Wood, Michigan; Nathan Cole, Jr.,
California; Robert Ewing, Louisiana;
]. Harvey CARRIER, Ohio.
Advisory Committee.
Advisory Committee-David R.
Francis, chairman. Missouri; ]. G..
Johnson, secretary, Kansas; Alton
B. Parker, New York; John Sharp
Williams, Mississippi; Gov. John
A. Johnson, Minnesota; Senator c. A.
Culbberson, Texas; Senator John w.
Daniel, Virginia; Senator 1sadore
Raynes, Maryland; Governor George
Chamberlain, Oregon: Hoke Smith,
Georgia; John E. Lamb, Indiana; M.
; ingalls,, Ohio; Joshiah Quincy, Mass
chusetts; George Earhart, New York;
Irving l.. Handy, Delaware; Archi-
bald Mcneil, Connecticut; James X.
MCGUIRE, New York; ]. K. O'Donnell,
Illinois; James E. Campell, Ohio.
Labor Committee.
Labor Committee-Martin j. WADE
chairman, Iowa; Rodger c. Sullivan,
Illinois; T. e. Ryan, Wisconsin;
Robert S. Hudpeth, New Jersey; W..
A. Rothwell, Missouri; E. S. john
son, South Dakota; Edwin A. New
man, District of Columbia.
Campaign Text Book Committee.
Campaign Text Book Committee
John E., Lamb, chairman, Indiana;
.Josephus Daniels, North Carolina;
Richard E. Metcalfe, Nebraska.