Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-07
POLITICIANS
 CROWD CAPITAL Hundreds of Delegates Are Pouring Into Little Rock
 For Convention.
TAYLOR CHAIRMAN
Pine Bluffians Will Preside Over Great Gathering-C. l. U. Fac.
 ti0n Still Fighting.

Little Rock, June 2. (SpeciaD If there is politician in Arkansas at home today, it is those who reside in Little Rock. If there are any others missing they have not been found ab- sent from the elegant array in Little Rock today. From every section of the statee the politicians have flock ed to Little Rock and are putting in the day making ready for the Demo- cratic State Convention which opens tomorrow.
 The same old forces are uot today trying to beat up opposition to Gov. Donaghey and the officers of the state convention favored by him, but it is easy to be seen the administration slate will go through without a hitch. Gov. Donaghey and those who are close to him, do not fear in the least the candidates who have been put in the field by politicians who have tasted the bitter waters of Salt River and are trying to grasp some thing which will bring them back 70 political life. To them defeat means nothing, but the slightest victory would mean much.
 Tillman Parks will be temporary chairman of the convention and Col. Sam M Taylor, of Pine Bluff, will be the permanent chairman.
 R. F. Milwee will again head the state central committee with Bruce T. Bullion as secretary.
 Harmony in the party will prevent any other officials being selected oth- CT than those favored by the admin istration.
 The most discussed topic today is the Garland county contest over the county central committeeship. It is safe to state that the regulars of the Democratic party in Garland county will win in this contest. The con- testants are mostly the old c. I. U. crowd of Hot Sprigns which is said to have fought for number of years to disrupt the party. The representa- tives of this faction, which is con- testing the committeeship, oppose the county committee elected at the March primaries.
 The Hotel Marion is the hot bed of politics today, but tomorrow it will be shifted to the Capital theater where the convention will be held.
 Jefferson's Delegates.
 All the remaining delegates to the State emocratic convention which convenes in Little Rock this morning will leave this city on the Iron Mountain train this morning for the capital, some of them making the trip yesterday afternoon.
 Col. s. NJ. Taylor, who will be the permanent chairman of the conven- tion left with them. The delegates who will represent Jefferson county in the big political gathering are: John M. Elliott, s. M. Taylor, Ar thur Murray, B. W. Benton, w. T. Woodbridge, Meyer 'solmson, Creed Caldwell, J. L. Caldwell, A. H. Row. ell, E. J. Kerwin, c. M. Nichol, W. c. Hudson, J. w. Crawford, H. K Toney and Harry Hanf. Al,ernates A. F. McNeill, C. E. Lytle, s. A Miller, J. R. Core, J. M. Hightower F. G. Bridges, J. H. Shelby, c. D McAallister, Jack Crowley, w. B. Pinney, w B Alexander, D W Richey F. B. Tomlinson, P. c. Galloway and T. E. Buck.
 The following delegates were nam. ed to attend the congressional, judi. cial and railroad conventions from this county: Congressional: M. J. Mead, M. A. Austin. N. T. White F. M. Rosenberg, J. A. Frazier, F H. Walker, John s. Bell, N. J. Can't R. L. Elliott, J. T. Crawford, J. F Hickman, L. V. Bogy, E. M. Acklin Emil Herscher and Edgar Brewster
 Judicial: w. F. Coleman, Maurice Reinberger, J. w. Crawford, F. O McGehee, D. E. Tucker, W. T. Hill Dr William Breathwit, Drew White F. c. Bridges, W. b. Jones, W. B Alexander, s. F. Hilzheim, F. A. Jar wis, H. M. Dial and Ben Dalby.
 Railroad: Fred Fox, J. T. Lloyd P. P. Byrd, w. D. Hearn, A. W Mum, v. c Alexander, W. F. Ruth erford, Dr. 2. Orto, J. L. Caldewll 6. c. Alexander, W. N. Trulock, M E. Bloom, c. H. Triplett and A. D Foster.