The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-01
DEFENDERS PREPARE TO
 WAGE VIGOROUS BATTLE
Letters Sent to lhe Voters of Ciiy
 and Beats.
xast sa Names Seat Out by the Sden- 'bsrs sf the Executivs Commit
 AD,si.ssa st Recent Mass ~ &sstias l. Nest Me-
 table One.

The largest and what fs confidently claimed to be the strongest campaign committee ever organized in Montgom- cry County was announced Saturday night as the committee which will have charge of the fight against the pro- posed amendment to the constitution in Montgomery County. It consists of 232 prominent citizens ot the county, lead CTS in business, in the professions and in the politics of the county. Of the committee forty-eight members are named from the country beats of Mont gomery County.
 The committee was organized by the special committee named at the anti- amendment mass meeting at the Grand Theatre. of which Manager Ray Rush. ton of the Anti-Amendment Committee is Chairman. This special committee consists of Ray Rushton, Chairman; M P. Le0rand, w. A. Graves. w. W. Efli, ]. c. Haas and Phares Coleman. The special committee has issued a strong and forceful letter to the voters of Montgomery. drawing attention to the high character of the men who are on the Campaign Committee. saying:
 'srhey are all representative men of the County. uninduenced by prejudice or passion, having no interest in this great question. except the peace. vel fare and best interests or the State.
 Alex c. Clarke, a Montgomery attor- ney and member of q prominent Mont- gomery County family has been named as Secretary of the Committee. He will have two or three assistants Headquarters will be opened within the next two days and one of the livest campaigns that Montgomery County has ever witnessed will be made in the four weeks between now and election day.
 The special committee has already called for and received the willing help of Che political leaders of the county For the past week strong central committee has met nightly in the office of Chairman Rushton and gone care fully over the situation, both in the city and in the county. The notable committee which has been organized and announced may be taken as an in- lex of the sentiment in the county. All political factions in the county are rep resented on it. Having carefully gone over the situation. the members of the special committee believe that the big vest majority ever recorded In the county will be registered against the amendment. The energetic efforts of the campaign eommittee will be dfrect- sd towards increasing the majority to It's fullest possibie.iimits.
 The Connmfftee.
 srhe Campafgn Committee in which xfe Montgomery County defenders take &
 A N. Baldwin. Gaston Gunter. W. A x5ayle, L. l.. Hili, ". H. Hubbard. W. M wiikerson. q. L.. 0aston, c. B. Teas ley. D. C. Allen. ". A. Davis. E. c. Andrew, H. c. Davidson, L. W. Ash ley, D. L. Crutcher. E F. Baber. B. P. Crum. R. G. Banks. c. E. Crenshaw. J. A. Barfeid. J. c. Cowan, J. Brock man, S. ]. Mohr. P. A. Copley. c. Y. Bogacki, !. H. Cook. J. A. Bowdoin. r. Il. Corners, B.. L.. Boykin. !. C.. Conner, J.~Y. Brame, W. H.. Coleman. a. l.. Butts, e. W. Covtngton.
 B. !. Clements. !. J. Campbell, B. W. Clapp. R.. E.. Champion, R. J.. Chambers. A. M. cassimus. L. c. Car dinaI, wm. Ketziy. W. Az Graves. E. ley. c. B. Coins. w. F. Dent, Geo. w. HaiIs, c. c. Devlnney. H. T. Fretwell. T 1T. pewees. W. L. Halloweli. P. F. Difiy, F. c. Hammond. H. Douglass, .. H. Hardaway.
 A. H. Eubank. R. l.. Harmon. L.. B. Farley. W. E. Haygood. J. P. Ferrall. gohn P; Higgins s;.,l g; T. Fields M Haii n James lame Hodgson, W. C.. Holt. D.. Fleming. D. F. Flood. T. H. Florence. R. J. Henderson, c. A. Fonville. R. Hugger. Moses Moore.
 H. N. Hughes, T. IN. McDonough. S.. H. Saul, A. D. McEachin, Patrick Mo- Gauley. NJ. c. Scott. c. P. Mcintyre. w. W. Seidei, W. W. Screws. c. P. Me- Intyre. Jno. Sheen. Jno. Mclaughlin. P. B. Mastin, Peter simpson, H. Mel Ter W. s. Smith, s. A. Solomon. W. C.. smith.
 T. H. Mizell. Frank Stollenwerck. IT,. T. H. Moore. T.. F. Slough. Mer- Till H. Moore. E. R. Taber. R. G.. Morgan, Robert Tait. B. A. Taylor. Chas. Munch, J. B. Nicrosi, Jack Thor