The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-01
Montgomery County
 Campaign Committee

inston. C.. T. Pollard. IT,, c. T. TuI- lis, B. J. Baldwin. A. P. Tyson. ,. T. Walker.
 F. o. walsh. W. s. webber, " F. Weiss. s. T.. westcott. R. 8. Whsley. W. H. westcott R. B. Whitaker. ]. g.. wilicox. R. L. Penick. E.. c. Paulk. '. v. Smith, O. O. Nelson. W. T. Shee- han. W. B. whiting. E. J. Meyer. s. Roman, H. F. Crenshaw. A. J. Jones, N [. Bell. Jr.. A. c. Kiipatrick. w. c. Oates. M. B. Kirkpatrick. e M. Oliver. l.. C.. Parker. F. D. Kohn, w. B. Patterson, l.. c. Lightfoot T S. Pinckard. W. F., Lee. D. M. Pearsali. J T. Letcher, R. D. ouisbenberry. N. Lobman.
 T. J. Reynolds, Jacques Loeb. B. Rhody. H. D. Long. Hermann Ross. s. H. Roberts. w. M. wiikerson. B. Me- Adam. c. l.. Ruth. P. M. Ryan. I. A J. E.. Brogden. O. H. Attridge. w. L. Marsh. T. H. Hopkins. W. F. Black. T.. Scott Sayre, w. T.. Maxwell, H. N. simpson, Samuel G. Jones. J. B. Hunt. J B.. Butler, !. E.. Anderson, E. B. Young. A. c. Forbes, T. c. Fos- tes. J. R. e. Ivey. E. c. Fowler. B. Frank. Jas. Gallagher. J. K. Jackson, S. Gassenheimer. w. A. Gayle. s. B Johnson. J. D. Giebel. A. Campbell Jones. Sam Gerson. R. H. Jones. R. T. Goodwin.
 Beat s--A. M. Jones. W. L. Black. burn. T. S. Davis. ssSe
 Beat s-Luther Haisler. J. c. ches- nut, w. B. Clark.
 Beat 1o-A. w. Mosely. B. R. Rey- holds, H. c. Sanderson.
 Beat 11-J. W. Underwood. J. F.. Davis. pr. F. Sanderson. Beat l2-E. M. Benbow, c. A. Good wyn. J. W. Afford.
 Beat Is--J. F. Dsrden. pr. N. L. Brach, David Phenix.
 Beat l4-H. H. Sullivan, J. T. Da- wis. J. N. Neugent. John Scoggfn.
 Beat 15-Dr. s. J. Naftel. pr. N. H. McCrimmin, Jas. Miiligan. N. L. stod- dard.
 Beat 1s--A. Guy. W. R. Morrison. D. H. Johnston. LeRoy Skinner.
 Beat 17--J. w. Barganier. A. J.. Broadway, c. H. Belser.
 Beat 1S--John o. Carter, T. A. Dii- lard. H. P. Yarbrough. ST.
 Beat 1s--R. Cantelou. w. M. John son, James Stephenson. Beat 20--A. J. Taylor, Thomas W. Oliver. W. w. Leak.
 Beat 21--L. D. Judkins. Thomas B. Barnett. J. Garrett.
 Reat 22--H. c. Lamar. Dr. J. c. Ma son, James H. Smith.
 
 The committee has issued the follow ing letter to Montgomery County vot- CTS:
 We the committee appointed at the mass meeting at the Grand Theatre Oc- tober IS, to select an executive com mittee to conduct a campaign in this county against the proposed amend ment to the constitution of Alabama, today make public the names of the aala tn ar that committee.
 These men are so well known to you as men of high character and standing that we feel sure you will ap- prove our selection. They are all rep- resentative men of the county. unin- fiuenced by prejudice or passion, hay ing no interest in this great question except the peace and welfare and best interests of the State. ''we feel sure that the campaign con- ducted by them will be conservative. free from bitterness and on the high plane that you would have 1t. Some are prohibitiontsts. some are against prohibition. but all of them are in- tehseiy interested in defeating the pro- poaed amendment. and their purpose wiff be to do severything -honorable within their power to accomplish this end However much fanaticism, big otr4, intolerance and malice there may be amongst the extremists on both sides. they will rely with confidence upon you to emphatically reject by an overwhelming majority of your votes an amendment to the organic law of the State. the first section of which can accomplish no possible good and the second section of which Is partial re- peal of the Bill of Rights and is so worded that it's adoption will logically mean another extra session of the Leg isiature for the passage of additional extreme and far-reaching measures and the continuance of bitterness, agitation and strife amongst 6 people who al- ready long for peace"
 (Signed.) Ray Rushton.
 Chairman.
 M. P. LeGrand.
 W. A. Graves,
 W. W. Hill,
 J. c. Haas.
 Phares Coleman.