The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09

Eight additional judges of probate in Alabama and like number of clerks of the circuit courts have written their in- dorsement of Congressman oscar w. Un- derwood in unqualified terms to J. ?. Stiles, judge of probate. and w. J. Wal drop circuit court clerk of this city.
 The additional expressions from the judges of probate indicate the sweeping sentiment for MT Underwood that has gone over the stater
 Probate Judge l.. l.. Herzberg of Eto- wah County "Evervbody up here is for Underwood. think him the biggest, broadest and safest man in our party"
 Probate Judge NJ. D. Still of Elmore County: "He, MT. Underwood, is well known to me in public life and l feel that l would be a discredit to my eoun- try were I to line up with political forces other than those for southern man. heartily indorse his candidacy and my efforts will be in his behalf"
 Probate Judge J. B, Hackworth of Jackson county saysr We are up and
 Probate Judge J. B. Hackworth of
 Probate Judge Prize Williams, Jr of Mobile county, says: Ut will afford me pleasure to cordially cooperate with you in securing the nomination of Oscar W. Underwood
 Probate Judge W.. H. Lindsay. of Choc- taw county says: "I shall do all l can for Underwood"
 Probate Judge John F. Kelton of Blount county saysc q am enthusiasti- cary for him for the high office of President, and believe every democrat in this county is for him.
 Probate Judge R. l.. Bradley of Lamar
 ounty says: T am as enthusiastic for Underwood as can be-"
 Probate Judge ]. c. Weed of Lowndes county says: T shall take pleasure in doing whatever l can toward securing the nomination for MT. Underwood. We have the candidate to offer the demo- crats of the country who stands for everything that the party has fought fo- and I believe that we should push his claims to the utmost of our Sabil- ity"
 The expressions from the circuit court clerks are. fine baromeser of the general opinion.
 Circuit Clerk B. B. Cooper of .Tusca- loosa county says: T think our people are practically a unit for Und erwood."
 Circuit Clerk W. R. Jackson of Law renee county says: 'I am an Under wood man from principle and the fact that he Is a southern man I think that all enlightened people of the south should look to his interest. We eX- peet to take care of him over here"
 Circuit Clerk w. Bayner Martin of ola he tn GaV N that you may count on me as an en- thusiastic supporter of Oscar> w. Un- derwood for the democratic nomination for President We are stirring up all the interest we can in his behalf, and \ will continue 10 do so until the polls close. l know of no reason why he should not get an overwhelming ma jority in this county. The prospects at this time are that he will get the vote of this county practicaly solid"
 Circuit Clerk w. A. Cloud of Macon county says: Our peoAe are for Mir Underwood, first, last and all the time l am a great admirer of MT. Under wood and I candidly believe he is the most available man now before the country for the presidency"
 Circuit Clerk Walter A. Brown of Houston county says: This county is fo" Underwood. If we can get the southern states 10 get the idea out of their heads that southefN man cannot he elected President, I believe Underwood can be nominated and elected"
 Circuit Clerk Coma Garrett Jr, of Clarke county says: "I think it time for the south to furnish a President. and it would make me more proud to know that Alabama could have that honor. The in- terest in Underwoods nomination is grow ing in our county, and believe our coun- ty will give him a solid vote'
 Circuit Clerk M. G. McCargo of Talla- dega county says: "The courthouse crowd is unanimity for him first, last and all the time, and so far as l have heard the county is the same.
 The official indorsement of the Coosa county democratic executive committee received here follows
 Whereas. The democratic voters of Coosa county will in the coming primary, have the right to give expression of their choice for the man to be nominated as
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