The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-10
SESSION AN EXECUTIVE ONE

xHAKky~uVe county cnaiEmeh IfOm a5 many counties in the southern. middle and eastern section of Alabama. repre- senting the amendment forces. met Tuesday afternoon in the Council Chamber in this city to discuss plans for winding up the campaign. There were to. have been few more. but this number represented all who put in an appearance.
 The meeting was presided over by Fl. M. Jackson of Birmingham, the leader of the amenders' forces. It was held behind cfosed doors, and the pub lie was not admitted to the chamber.
 The amenders were in session for four hours. and in all that time there was not sound emanafing from the Council Chamber to indicate there was much enthusiasm. It appeared as still es death itself to those who were walt ing on the outside for the meeting to adjourn. x,
 Just what did occur in that meeting was kept a secret. Chairman. Jackson contenting himself with the statement there had been good meeting and they were satisfied with the reports that had been made. A
 Immediately after the close of the meeting there was conference be- tween Chairman Jackson. Senator Harry Reese of. Selma and J. B. Ellis of Selma. who was the campaign man nger for. Hon. H s. D. Mallory in his race for Governor. This conference gave hise to the ruinor that Governor B B. Conner. and. the stand he has tRken on the amendment. was the sub- 5sct under discussion. and 1t was also said that this same subject had been under confederation at the meeting. but fhis could not be verified.
 Mr. Jackson left on the 6 o'clock train for. Bfrmingham.
 Those present at the meeting were:
 F. M. Jackson. State Chairman.
 First District--R. P. Roach, Mobile.
 Second District-George c. Miles.
 Third District--J. D. Flowers. Do-
 Fourth District-c. c. whltson. Tai ladega. .sEg
 Fifth Distrist4-N. D. benson. La
 Sixth District--H. B. Foster. Tusca- loosa.
 Ninth District--J. F. Thompson. Centrevilie.
 The Seventh and Eighth Districts are omitted. These two districts be-1 long to the North Alabama end of the ngi1t. and were not represented in the conferences yesterday. County Chnirmen.
 Autauga ccuuty--Judgs D. O. Livingston. Prattville.
 Baldwin County-E. I. colfey Bay Minette.
 Barbour countly--James Edmonson. Eufaala
 Bullock County--J. M. Ellis.
 Butler county-Robert A. Lee, Greenyiile.
 Chambers county-F. s. scheussler. Lafayette. Clifton county-Judge L. H Rey- holds. clanton.
 Choctaw County-w. H. Lindsay, Clarke county-.w. D. Dunn. Grove
 coffee county-Dr E. H. Clark, Elba.
 Conecuh county-W. c. crumpton, Evergreen. Dale---H. M. Sessions, Ozark
 Dallas County-Earnest Lamar, Selma. r. Coyfngton Courty--Morgan D. Jones.
 Elmore County--Cabot Lull, We-
 Escanabia county--H. c. Rankin. Brewton.
 Geneva County-c. B. Carmichael.
 Greene cOunty-John Mckinley, Eu- taw.
 Hale County---1.- ks- hhishtr GteehS-
 Henry county-J. L. Pollard. Abbe- vile. Z
 Houston county--B. A. Forester,
 Lee county-Hugh M. Wilson.
 T.owndes county-c. E. Brooks. Fort Deposit.
 Macon county--R. H. Powers. Tus- kegee. Mobile county-G. R. Hannon. Mo-
 Monroe county-D. N. Maxwell. MonroeyiIle.
 Montgomery County-w. A. Hem derson. Montgomery.
 Perry County-Judge England. Ma rion.
 Pike County--J. W. Bowers. Troy
 Randolph County-T. T. Nichols,
 Russell county--L. H. Boykin.
 Tallapoosa county-J. P. Oliver, Dadeville.
 Washington County-Dr. F. A. welsh. Colber.
 Wilcox County-N. D. Godbold. Camden.
 CIamOred for Debate.
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