The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06

besides we have home for them at Mountain Creek
 Under democratic administra tion they have built up such cities as Bir- Iningham with millions of foreign in- vestments, all secure under protection of Just laws. Then the supreme court of the state was d byword and the de- rision of the nation With democratic judges, elected by the people, now the state stands among the first of the nation for integrity and ability and it's decisions are quoted more than any other In the union.
 There Is not a county in the state where millions are not invested, many of the investments being in foreign cap ital, but all feeling secure under a party which has eliminated the ignor- ant, vicious negro vote not only In par ticipation in elections but in service on Juries.
 When the democrats went into power in '76 under Houston there were no public schools, no pensions for Con federate soldiers. taxable values were not enough to run the government and they had fastened on the white people of Alabama more than thirty millions of debt. This condition has all been removed by wise and economic demo- cratic administration.
 Then our halls of legislation were filled with ignorant, vicious negroes, and the legislature of Alabama was synonym for corruption and graft.
 Publish Campaign Contributions
 T will publish tomorrow, as I prom ised the people of Alabama, full and complete statement by the campaign committee of every dollar received and spent by the committee, directly or in- directly. The statement will be made under oath of the chairman and secre- tary, and it will be shown that not a dollar has been solicited or received from any one except prominent demo- crats in the state. and the state execu- tive committee. The sum from the ex- ecutive committee was that left over from the expenses of the primary.
 Tt Is earnestly hoped that the chair man and treasurer of the republican cam paign committes will make a like state ment in order that the people may know that no effort has been made to corrupt the vote on Tuesday.
 ''The charge. has been made that the whisky interests In Alabama or elsewhere have paid money to aid in conducting the campaign of the party this year. I desire to emphasize the fact that not a cent has been accepted used from any interests, and especially not from the whisky inter ests and blind tigers. Every dollar has
 
 donors have been democrats and citizens of Alabama.
 There Is absolutely no dissension among any leading democrats in Alabama those who have fought the battles of the party in the past Today MT. Mallory. former candidate for governor, and his chairman, Mr Ellis, are on the stump in the interests of the party.
 Information From Field From information received today by phone, telegram and letters from every county in the state. 1t is confidently ex- pected that an unusually large vote will be boiled. At the commencement of the campaign some soreness was felt in al- most every part of the state, but this has entirely disappeared. The party is going to the polls Tuesday reunited and aggres- sive, and will give the ticket the largest majority it has received since the new | constitution was adopted in 1901. At first there was some fear on the part of the ultra prohibition element of the party, but thoughtful men of this class of our fel- low citizens have fully realized that ev- erything that has been done for the cause of temperance has been at the hands of | the democratic party When the repub- | licans turned the state over to the demo- crats in 1874 whisky was sold in every | county and practically every precinct L of the democratic party, when Comers | administration went in. there were 2t | counties where prohibition prevailed and was enforced, and 1t was sold only in in- corporated towns in the balance of the state.
 MT. O'Neals administration will stand squarely by the democratic platform and l do all fin It's power to advance the cause of temperance and obedience to all the | laws on the statute books, good or bad, until they are changed or repealed. The l temperance people of Alabama have no | cause to fear the incoming administra- l tion.
 "The business interests are already | looking forward to a safe, conservative | economic administration of public affairs | "The attention of the voters of the state l has been called to the fact that there will | be convention in 1912 to name judges oi | the supreme court and delegates to the national democratic convention to name lcandidates for President and Vice Presi- dent and the representation from coun- ties to the convention will be based upon | the vote and only the vote boiled for the democratic nominee for governor. Emmet 1 O,Neal Unless the counties desire tc 1 Iosa their power and influence they will have to turn out full vote for governor Thus will be seen the importance of put ting the cross mark under the rooster l Any democrat scratching the name oi | Colonel O,Neal will take no part in nam | inc the candidate for President, or select inc inc judges of the highest court in the | state" F
 PERSONAL