The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-22
SPEAKERS FOR
EVERY COUNTY
Addresses Against Amend
ment viii Be Made.
SMALL ARMY s DETAILED
Campaign for Defense Of Cons6tu-
tion Vigorous.
partial List shows That Promlaest
Public Men VIII Hold Forth
ON stump All Over
State
SMALL ARMY s DETAILED

In practically every county of Ala
oama meetings will be held tomorrow
and speeches will be delivered against
the amendment by small army OF
speakers. While dozens of speeches
are made every day except Sunday, the
greater number of meetings are held
on Saturday and tomorrow some not
able meetings win be held.
The list of antf-amendment speakers
mas steadily grown and between now
and November 20, detachments from
the large army of speakers will be
ana into every community OF the state
That wants speakers. State head
quarters are in communication direct
with all the beats of the State and
speakers will be hurried to any COM
munfty that wants them.
A partial list of these meetings
shows that Senator Il. Perry Thomas
Will be at Skipperviile. where he is
likely to find large audience await
Ing his coming
Hon. Phares Coleman who, on last
Saturday night succeeded In unmask
ing the batteries of Senator Henry F.
Reese. who spoke for the amendment
Will speak at Prattville. with him
will be Representative Judge 8. Will
Jams, who is in charge of the speak
er's bureaus of the anti amendment
forces.
At Mountain Creek, Hon. Alexand-
er Troy of this city. who has met
with great receptions where ever he
has spoken, will be the speaker. Col
onel Troy spoke at Kramer yesterday to
an audience of over fifty voters, and
reports that the people of that Sec
ton Of the county are five to one
against the amendment,
At Troy there will be one of the
great meetings OF the day and the
people there win have an opportunity
to hear Congressman s. Hugh Dent
and Hon. p. G Bowman
Hon. j. T. Letcher of this city.
who has been doing valiant work In
the field. will be one of the announced
speakers at Abbeville. He will In all
probability be assisted by others.
Two meetings are scheduled for
Hon. J. F.. Stallings and Hon. J. y.
Willett The first will be at Opelika
at noon, and the second at Lanett, at
which place they will be Joined by
Hon. o. s.. Lgwis. These three orators
will probably have great meeting.
Tonight, at Hatchechubbie. Repre-
sentative Frank Stolienwerck, Jr, of
this city. has been invited to address
the people of that community on the
reasons why they should vote against
the amendment.
Among other meetings scheduled is
one for Wednesday next. when Cen
era1 George r. Harrison will tell Sthe
people of the hidden danger lurking In
the proposed amendment.
Judge e. r. Baber of Montgomery
delivered two speeches Wednesday
in Tallapoosa County. one at
Hackenyvilie. and one at Alexander
City. He will speak twice today. once
at Brewton and once at Atmore.
Hon. John C.. Eyster, of Decatur
was in the city yesterday attending
the sessions OF the Court of Appeals
Mr.. Eyster is of the opinion that Nor
gan County will go heavily against
the amendment.
1T is possible that the county will
as some of the anti-amendment read
ers are claiming go two to one against
the amendment, said Mr.. Eyster.
certainly the sentiment against the
amendment is strong, A poll of the
Jurors showed that of twenty two
veniremen twenty were against 1t
and that the Grand Jury stood thirteen
against the amendment and two for IT.
II Morgan County the rural vote is
against the amendment"