Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-01
Entered at Postoffice at Pine Bluh. Ark. as second class mail matter.
AN ADDRESS TO DEMOCRATS.

Hon. k. F. Milwee, chairman of tEe Democratic State Central Committee, has issued an address to the Demo- crats of Arkansas.
 The address was prepared by Cir cult Clerk Edgar Brewster of this city, member of the State Democratic cen tral Committee and chairman of the special committee named to prepare an address to the Democratic voters of Arkansas. Jefferson county should poll a big Democratic vote at the general election on September F, as it means much for this county to have a full representation in the state convention. Read the following address and then go to the polls and vote:
 Monday, Sept. 12, will be the day and hour of Democracy's need, and every loyal Democrat should be up and doing.
 Never before in the history of our country has an election been fraught with greater interest to the people.
 'tThe country needs the Democratic party as never before, and the party needs every stalwart son.
 This is Democratic year or all signs fail Every indications points to the election of Democratic ma iority in the lower house of congress in November next, followed by Dem- ocratic president and both houses of congress Democratic two years lat CT. { .sHaM
 Arkansas is one among the first states to vote this Year. Of course, Gov. Donaghey and all of the Demo- cratic nominees will be elected on Sept. 12. Not only for the good of the Democratic party in the state, but the good tidings should be sent to the Democrats of the nation that Ar- kansas has gone Democratic by an overwhelming and increased majority. This can be done by Democrats going to the polls and voting. Surely every Democrat in Arkansas can spare the time and will cast his ballot on that day.
 ''The party is to be congratulated upon having a united Democracy, de- void of the factional feelings of par tisanship with which the state has suffered in the past.
 Our nominees for state offices are men of unquestioned ability and in tegrity, every one of whom. when elected. will serve his people faith fully and honestly, reflecting honor and credit upon the Democratic par ty. 1t is our duty not only as Dem- ocrats, but as patriotic citizens, to give them and the entire Democratic ticket throughout the state our earn est and enthusiastic support.
 Tt is well for the voters to bear in mind that the representation Of the various counties ill the state con- vention two years hence will be fixed by the vote they will cast for our candidate for governor, and if each county would have the representation to which it's numbers rightfully en- title it, it must cast every vote pos sible. The next state convention will elect delegates to the national Demo- cratic convention and transact other matters of importance.
 Tt appears to us that these are sufficient reasons to induce practical ly every member of the party to de- vote some time and effort between now and September F to the sue- cess of the party and aid in securing the largest majority for the party that the state has ever known.
 We appeal to every Democrat in Arkansas to go to the polls and vote on Sept 12, and all will be we'll"