The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-21
MALLORY WANTS
 PRECINCT CLUBS Sends Out Letter to the County
 Chairmen CHAIRMAN MACKS CALL Miss Ruby Floyd of Selma Is Married To MT. John c. Apsey of Greens boro-Many Friends At
 tend Ceremony.

| H. Q. D hdllOry OI the state uemOcraLlC
 executive committee Is sending out today
 the following letter and inclosure to the
 chairmen of the various county commit tees throughout the state: Selma, August 20, 1908. Dear Sir:
 The inclosed call for campaign club
 organization in each precinct on or be- fore September 15 has been sent to me
 by the Hon. Norman E. Mack, chairman
 democratic national committee, and the
 Hon. John W. Tomlinson, chairman of the committee of club organization. It is desired to have precinct clubs or
 ganized throughout your county Will you
 at your earliest possible moment take this matter up with your county commit teemen and the working democrats of the
 county and organize a club in each pre- cinct, and also such central club or clubs as may be deemed advisable? If there is an existing county or central club it is suggested that you cooperate with 1t in the work
 Have each beat committeeman call a
 meeting immediately in his precinct and
 organize. To do all this by September 15 will require active work, but the time
 is ample if immediate attention is given.
 Campaign work should begin at the
 earliest practicable moment. The inclosed
 call asks that the names and addresses
 of all campaign organizations, their of-
 ficers and committeeman, be sent to Hon. John W. Tomlinson, democratic national headquarters, Chicago, III. io fo x,ioo paign in every state at an early day in
 behalf of our presidential ticket, and no
 more effective agency can be desired than
 that of active enthusiastic club organza-
 tions in every election precinct.
 Our presidential ticket is gaining in pop
 ular favor. The prospects for success are
 growing brighter. If the democrats of
 the country will organize and push the 1 campaign enthusiastically until the elec-
 ton, victory is reasonably assured for the
 party and for our great leader, MT.
 Bryan.
 In this campaign Alabama democrats ! should bear a conspicuous part. 1 Let us organize and go to work at once. The great results hoped for so confidently
 are worth our best efforts. This appeal is
 made to you as the official head of the
 party in your county in confident expecta-
 tion that you will proceed at once to the l thorough organization of your county,
 and when organized push the campaign to
 the end. Most sincerely, H. s. D. MALLORY, l Chairman of State Democratic Committee. Following is the call from National Chairman Mack:
 chirman Mack's Call The republican national convention voted down overwhelmingly publicity at any time of campaign contributions. The republican nominee for President is against publication until after the elec- tion. It is evident that the republican party intends to rely in this campaign, as In the past, on the favor-seekng inter est with the hope of carrying the election by the methods usually employed. Pub lie opinion is strongly against such meth
 ods. That this public sentiment may crys- talize into an effective force 1t Is neces- sary for the people to organize. All patriotic citizens therefore irrespec- tive of party, who stand for the rule of the people and are against the corrupt
 or undue influence of money in elections, and to that end favor publicity of the
 
 election, as demanded by the democratic
 platform, are urged to organize them selves immediately into campaign clubs for the presidential election. All organizations in sympathy are ex- pected to assist actively in this work. The chairman of the democratic state commit tee in each state is requested to have
 each county and precinct committeeman organize a campaign club in each precinct
 on or before September 15 and to call
 meetings immediately for that purpose. All existing organizations should meet at
 once and appoint campaign committees.
 The names and addresses of all cam paign organizations. their officers and committeeman should be sent to John w. Tomlinson chairman committee on club
 organization, democratic national head
 quarters, Chicago, Ill. so that certificates of enrolment, literature, etc, may be
 sent No special form of organization or bylaws necessary. Organize for Bryan and Kern and pros- perity for all NORMAN El. MACK, Chairman Democratic National Commit tee.
 JOHN w. TOMLINSON, Chairman Committee Club Organization. Wedding at Selma. This afternoon at 3:3O at the home of the
 parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. -----~-~~~----~~-~-~----
 Flagler Miss Elizabeth Schooler. Mrs. | c. A. Tyson of Birmingham and Mrs. T. | Fl. Eddy of Hot Springs, Ark. The Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Ambler, who are now in Sewanee, Tenn, have not vet christened their little daughter Mir. c. F. Stier and Miss Mary " | waldron were married Wednesday night | at the Congregational church by the Rev. 1 Mir Sutton, pastor of the church. It
 was runaway affair but the young
 people were promtply forgiven upon their
 return to the home of the brides parents, | MT and Mrs. w. H. Waldron, No. 1116 l North Seventeenth street.
 ] Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux and children 1 have returned home from Bluff Park,
 where they had spent the greater part of | the summer
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