Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-06
ADDRESS TO VOTERS
,ieiierson- -Ja.jckson th5 teti.c-Gan- eTaf Antitrust Prosecutions Over
 the State.
tBy Clio Ha1-itzls

this year. And they mean H.
 The Democratic State Central Committee is planning ahe most complete and thorough organization ever undertaken in the state, expect Ing of carry is into evea the precincts, by means of w5.ich the l ory cf our state." Already over fifty prominent D mocrat1c speakers of the state nave tendeTed their services 10 the committee for the campaign, and they will be sent where the opposition may be tee strongesj and where they can do the most good
 Governor Donaghey and Congress- man Joe T. Robinson will take the stump about August 15 and make two or more speeches daily until the elec tiea, Gov. DCnaghey is making his own appontma nts, but will act in harmony witls the sta commi5te He announces that he will advocate the T. J. bill, the grandfather clause the cotton factory tax exemption, the sixty day sess on, statewide prohlbi- ti5n and the recall of all officers 9X- 1 cept the judiciary. Mr Robinson will reach the city from Washington l about Auguss II, to make his plans l for the campaign. Senators Clarke and Davis and most of the members ] of Congress have tendered their ser V ces, and among the others who vii i stir up the cause of Democracy un der the directions of tae Committed are Attorney General NorWood Charles Jacobson, Lee Miles, w. H
 Rector, John D. Arbuclle, Lov' Grant, ,Jure P. Wooten, J. w. Crock
 cit, R. r. Milwee, John H. Hinemon
 c. w. Hendricks, J. E Martin2au
 Bruce T. Bullion, w. M. Kavanaugh
 LeWis Rhoton, Robert l.. Rogers, al
 trict rom nees.
 The immediate direction of tn
 campaign is in the care of an Execu
 tive Committee consisting of Chair man A. J. Malls, Secretary w. C
 Hutton, June P. Wooten, H.
 Traylor, and w. H. Rector. The
 expect to make the aampa Sn' tn most notable one i'll the history o the state, and 10 roll up the larges l maioTities for national, state, dis } trict and county tickets Arkansa has ever known. Headquarters hay been opened in room 21, Souther
 Trust Building, where members C
 the Executive Committee are n col ! stant attendance. o. c. Ludwig, fol i: mer Secretary of State, and candidat
 for Speaker of the next House, is t charge of the publicity work Of tn
 Committee, and will aid in the edl
 cational campa gn that is to be ca
 ried on. An address that his jul: n been issued to the Democracy l. Arkansas says:
 l. "The Republican party, the O.
 enemy of the government by the pe'
 pc, is divided against itself. l t days are numbered the hand writir is seen upon tie wall, and tr umpl ant success Is assured to the peep - in the certain Democratic victories the approaching State and Nation |, elections. The Republican fore n are already routed They are fleeil = from the field in abject terror, sor n seeking refuge with the old machi " which now belongs to Taft; othe m finding TO solace there, are wont G, follow Roosevelt, that modern Caes; 70 in the forma ion of a one-man par
 The Democracy, the party of all
 people, is undivided, and no cry
 stoy-t thief is heard Il our midst. "a Our nominees, both State and
 tional, are men of unquestioned at if ity, undoubted eff cial and persol
 honesty, and are imbued with in inbcrn prirc pie of Jefferson den go cracy, the very foundation ur a which this government rests. Tn he election is already beyond doubt. I on size of their majorities ill Arkan' as must be record breakers. sw overwhelm ing Democratic victory he the state election to, be held
 September will add strength to le- National Democratic ticket in to vember Let us give the state tic :on the greatest majority ever record
 Let us all get out and work for