The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-23

and. therefore. have no time to spend in idieness.
 There was report that came. into these headauarters that might De in-s ttresting. however. It 10 well known that at Decatur there are the Louisviile and Nashville Railroad chops At was ascertained that of the number Of the empIoycgs there many who are disfranchised because they have not paid their polltax. but of the number that have there are seven to one against the amendment.
 9enAe SuFpRSeee. f
 There is going to be . surprise to the amendment folks Saturday night Tn Montgomery. The anti-amenders have taken. the stand they cannot take the liberty of using a name in public print of people who favor their cause. un- less they have the assurance of the individual in question that this name can be used.
 There .is going to be parade in Montgomery on Saturday night. n will be the first paradc'of its kind seen in the capital city, but 1t Is already known that in that line of parade there will be seen merchants. bankers. busi- ness men. and. practically all of the trades organization. 1t can bc said in advance, juding from the list of names ss1at have been sent in to the, campaign committee by those who are willing to take part. that is will be the great. est political parade that has ever been seen in Montgomery.
 Miller en Oadook.
 John H. Miller. of Birmingham. wal in the city yestcrday attending the sessions of the supreme court. He II chairman of the Jefferson County Antl- Amendment Campaign committee and in discussing the political situation, ir Birmingham and Jefferson county Mon day night said:
 "wc have splendid organization throughout Jefferson county and ir each prescinet of the county. The in- dications are that a full vote will bs boiled November 90. Speakers have
 and the vote of the county will not bt less than 5000. "The amendment will be defeated ir Jefferson county by a majority rangin1 from 1.50o to 2.500. The City of Birm. ingham will give majority agains the amendment and this majority will
 be increased by the rural beats. The county campaign committee il Jefferson County consists of 175 mem bers and the committee has worket with great faithfuiness and energy Committees nave been at Work m ever, beat of the county. and 1t Is doubtful that more thorougf, campaign aEains the amendment has been made in an. county of the entire State. 'The Young Mems Anti-Amendmen
 Club was formed last week in Birm ingham, and is at work separately an, distinct from the regular campaign committee. This young mems clul started off on the first night with al enrolled membership of 1000. and ha | been adding to its list every day. Tn I young men are working with the ut
 most enthusiasm and vigor severa hundred of them will be at the poll election day and will remain there al day. aJsrers,n expects to line hersel with the other counties to send up tn biggest majority against the amend
 ment that is possible. The oppositio realizes that 1t has hard light on 1t hands In Jefferson and making 1t tn
 center of its fercest battle ground. \ N. H. Henderson. who lives nea
 verbena, in Chiffon County, was | I the city Monday. He was a soldie l in the 5sth Alabama. and says tha l in opposing the amendment he feel l he Is defending the same principle l that he did as Confederate soldier 1 He says that he lives in a thickly settled community and that the vot will be almost unanimously agains I the amendment.