Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-18

E.-:s:. AuSc NeOlSt w. HAyS, Ol Cdul. sStsNi. who on July 23 will be elected e@7 ernor by one of the largest major pig ever given Democratic nominee :l ss"ksnsas. All party differences ,p4, ,oegotten and little personal feel fE,sa are buried under a mantle of in ap:r'ns Democratic optimism. Hays : Lii Harmony has become the slogan 7 VI :2til send the Democrats to great y -.ar< 'u July 23.
 ] ,.ze ,S the most pleasing features iss .e situation is the fact that the e.s Eeuocrats who honestly and un- 2ile1insiy supported Col. s. Brun. 4',&@ ia his race in the primary and t.t aeegyfhing honorable to secure 44:4 sl e@7ion, are turning their atten- s.:1 ap8 with the same splendid ener- S+ 1as .'t"rt to the election of Judge -!s#a r.e won the nomination.
 -Falo7.- are d few of the hundreds of @.& &'{At expressions, showing the unan- 10. v "ith which the Democrats are cl'1a.5t,. D the support of the Demo
 
 Eia.. Leo Mclaughlin former rep
 as slz AtjHe from Garland county,
 -42 st'otney of Hot Springs).-"I am VI si9s t;.aIly for Judge George w. H35'- ard will do everything 1 can :65 1 ois election by an overwhel- y. ? ot3 1 supported Col. Brundidge IA ..zt primary, and I do not propose lG 'stct out of the Democratic party sli.ssi" because l didn't get my choice <, ts.s urinary. I am for the Demo- >2 ftt1 lo'ninee, now, Judge Hays" sheriff j. R. Wallace, of Cleburne a.nt, Heber Springs.-"The Brun- sstf mea of Cleburne county are ib~ 'lst as strong for Judge Hays for tot set TOT as they were for Mr. Brun- s,8sss ,or the nominee in the primary. ~'s.eg are Democrats who realize that thste Is something bigger than per sor S. feeling. 1 was for Col. Brun- iitse il the primary, but I am for J,'tae Hays now, good and strong. as t4t regular nominee of the party. @}ootrne county will poll big ma J.,ssty for him on July 23. Don't worry eoout that"
 Judge w. A. Haywood Gormer :onuty judge of Craighead county), Jonesboro.--'I shall write the name of Judge Hays on the ballot in July 23. ] worked hard for Mr. Brundidge in the primary, but think he lost fairly to Judge Hays, and that every man who claims to be a Democrat or who participated in the primary election is morally obligated to support Judge Hays. He is the rightful nominee by both party and court tests. I shall do all in my power to get out strong Democratic vote in this county. J. J. Wade (Miles & Wade), Little Rock.-"NOw that the Supreme Court has spoken, there is nothing remain. ing for loyal Democrats except to support Judge George w. Hays, as the regular party nominee. Good Democrats will not sulk in their tents merely because their choice for gov ernor was defeated. I was for Col. Brundidge in the primary and wanted to see him elected. The contest is set tied now. am ready to make cam paign speeches for the ticket, if the committee SO desires"
 Hon. J. w. Baxter Representative from Washington county), Fayette- yille.-"Washington county is rejoic- ing in the prospect of great Demo cratic victory at the polls July 23. Call on me for whatever I can do for the ticket"
 Judge J, N. Tillman (former presi- dent of University of Arkansas), Fay etteville.--"I will fill for the Demo cratic State Central Committee any appointment in this congressional dis trict for the Democratic ticket.''
 Hon. Carroll Armstrong (former Ma. tional Democratic Committeeman, Morrilton.-I am sure that Judge Hays will be elected by large ma jority. The State Central Committee will have long list of volunteer speakers from the young Democrats of this county"
 Senator J. F. Hughes Senator from Drew county), Monticello.-"Drew county will come up for Judge Hays and the Democratic ticket in glorious shape on July 23. If there is anything needed to stimulate the Democratic voters in this section, let us know. We are all Democrats and ready to assist in the election of Judge Hays Am already arranging speaking dates. 7
 F. w. Brodnax (member executive committee Arkansas Farmers Union) Van Duzer.-"I rejoice with the other Democrats of the state in the success of Judge George w. Hays. He will be elected governor by a tremendous majority"
 Judge T. H. Humphreys (chancellos 11th Chancery District, Benfopylle
 sis mysdesire and siltentiogA tsofde N eN lsakigE possible to assist Judge II T4axs. and fthe Democratic party Il M m arli needed for speaking dates. call or |l 4sN nn,. rro tuIate the State -Certra