The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-01
MALLORY ID BE ON
 STUMP THIS WEEK
Reports Brought From Over
 State Yesterday
TYLER GOODWIN IS HERE
Chairman StalIings Reviews the Issue Between Thompson and 0'Neal and Says Thompson Cannot Ex-
 pect White Mans Vote

H. s. D. Mallory of Selma wired state democratic headquarters yesterday that he is ready to fill any engagements for the week; that he desired to urge his followers all over the state to stand Loyalty by the democratic party, and to fight out all questions within the party. Chairman Stallings immediately gave him dates to speak Friday at Il a. m. at Talladega and at p. m. at Sylacauga; Saturday at l. a. m. at Anniston and ' D. m. at Piedmont.
 Mir. Stallings and Col. Emmet O'Neal will speak tonight at Pratt City, "A. G. Smith and John H. Miller at West End. Thomas J. Judge, c. A. O'Neal and H. A. Haigler at Warrior.
 Direct reports were received yesterday from every county chairman in the First. Second. Third. Fourth and Fifth districts and Colonel Stallings declared that they were all good. He will hear from the other four districts today.
 State Chairman R. Tyler Goodwin was in the city yesterday in conference at headquarters. He is enthusiastic over the outlook in his section. Colonel O'Neal
 
 last night from Greenvlle, where they spoke to an enormous audience.
 Tn discussing the situation MT. Stall ings said last night; MT. Thompson Is evidently nettled at the discovery and publication of his assessments on post masters and federal officials. We are anxious that he deny 1t, as we have the proof ready which will convince any citizen of the state that an enormous fund has been raised by this illegal method to debauch the voters of Ala bama if possible on election day.
 "On Friday the state campaign com- mittee will make public full list of the contributions which have been re- celved, together with the amount hand
 ed over by. the executive committee. sworn to by fhe chairman and the sec retary. I want to reiterate that not one dollar has been or will be solicited or received from any interests in Alabama or outside the state. Both the candi- date for governor and the chairman agreed on that question before the com mencement of the campaign.
 q, as chairman, desire to call the at tention of the people of the state to the fight that every leader of the party, whether for or against the amendment for O'Neal or for Mallory, is in line and speaking throughout the state this week H. s. D. Mallory. J. B. Ellis, his chair man; Gov B. B. Conner. Congressman J. Thomas Hefin, George w. Taylor. Os- car w. Underwood, John Richardson
 Hugh Dent and H. D. Clayton. Senator
 Joseph F. Johnston and Senator Johr II. Bankhead--in other words, every dem oorat of prominence In Alabama, regard less of his former position, is on the stump appealing to democrats to forge, the differences of the past and stand by
 the democratic white mans ticket. "They cannot trust man like Joe Thompson who removed Gen. George D. Johnston. an old Confederate veteran from the office of receiver of public lands in the land office at Montgomery and placed in his stead the noted negro Nathan Alexander. No governor or can didate for governor since the reconstruc- ton days, whether republican or demo- crat. has ever selected as his private and conndeptal man negro, dischargins white man to make way for him. With the record Thompson has in this state on negro supremacy and equality, ne can't expect the vote of white men, whether democrats or republicans
 'The great majority of white people in Alabama, regardless of party, do not indorse MT Thompsons ideas on the ne gro question. Let MT Thompson answer to the people of Alabama for his ap- pointments and whether he believes Tn social equality Let him answer wheth- CT or not he has met Booker T. Wash ington on terms of equality and dined with him at the same table. Let him answer whether or not Booker T. Wash ington writes or edits the speeches he is delivering Let him forget the temper ance question just for one day and dis cuss these issues, which are vital to thu home and civilization of the south. 'Let him answer what his party, wher they controlled the state, did for the Con- federate soldier, the public. school oi temperance in Alabama. for by theil fruits we shall know them.
 There Is no fight between MT. O'Nea and MT. Thompson for governor of Ala bama, There never has been any ques
 ton about who will be governor of Ala. bama, for Colonel O'Neal's majority will be the greatest that has been rolled ur finder the new constitution. The only fight now in progress is between Thomp- son and Scott for the office of repub- lican referee, distributor of federal pat ronages in Alabama. But the democrats are not worrying over the situation. We realize that there will be no referee af- ter 1912 for Harmon will be President and democratic federal officials will be appointed by a democratic President or the recommendation of senators and ~f C4H