The Ozark spectator., 1916-10-14

James r. Clarke.
 There is difference of opinion as at the November election" MT. Pace said. Some Democrats in this audi ence have said they believe he could be. Since that is the case and the next Senate might be Republican. it behooves this committee to take TO chances. It is our duty to nominate a candidate for the November cleo ton, and then, if a special election is called later, call a primary to nomi- nate a candidate. We must be sure there is no chance for Arkansas to send a Republican senator to Wash ington against the will of a majority of the voters, who are Democrats"
 The Votes.
 The vote on MT. Gardens motion, which was substitute to motion by MT. Head to nominate a candidate for election November :, follows: Ayes-Carden, Dunlap. Hawthorne, Toler, Tribble (proxy by Henry Rec tor) and Calvert. Nocs-Black (proxy by w. B. Smith, Compton. Dalton, Head. Henry, Mahoney. McCarroll, McMillan, Milum, Nance, Oglesby, Payne (proxy by R. w. Robbins), Rice (proxy by Frank Pace), Sain. J. S. Turner. S. P. Turner, Walker. Wilson, Wooten. Yarnell and House. Total, "ayes" 6, noes" 21.
 The vote on MT. Heads motion was vice versa, except that of MT. Dunlap. who voted aye" on both motions, making the vote P to 5 for the mo- tion.
 The vote which nominated Judge Kirby follows: For Kirby-Calvert, Garden. Head, Henry, Mahoney, Mc- Carroll, McMillan, Nance, Oglesby, Payne, Rice, Sain, Toler, Wilson and Wooten. For Brundidge-Block. Dal- ton, Hawthorne, House, Milum. s. P. Turner and Yarnell. For Reid-Comp- ton, Dunlap, Tribble, Turner and Walker.
 Here's Perry County Again.
 The committee took action to settle the latest Perry county political fight. July 25 the committee ordered a spe- cial primary to elect new Perry County Central Committee to settle a dispute as to the eligibility of some members. The committee selected Sheriff John o. Allen and J. H. Bow en, representing the two factions. to select officials and call the election. The election was held September 30. Members of the Perryville faction ap- peared before the committee to pro- test against two members of the Per ry county committee elected by the Bigelow faction. on the ground that they are Republicans. The State Cen. tral Committee adopted resolution authorizing Chairman House to ap- point a committee of four members, and himself as ex-officio chairman, to settle the dispute. The members were: F. T. Toler of Sheridan. J. s. Yarnell of Scarcy and Mir. Dunlap. The committee will hear tho case in Little Rock some time soon.
 Legal Views Expressed.
 Soon after the committee was call cd to order, Chairman House asked the opinions of several attorneys and of Senator Robinson as to the legal situation confronting the party. J. H. Carmichael of Little Rock, J. F. Loughborough of Little Rock and Sen. ator Joe T. Robinson spoke. Mir. Car michael expressed the views previous ly published that an appointment would not be legal; that the commit. tee had authority to nominate can didate, and that 1t was dcbatable question whether special election should be held or a candidate elect. ed at the November election. Mir. Loughborough agreed. except he said he held the opinion, supported by sections of the Arkansas constitution, providing for filling vacancies in other departments of the government; that a special election would not be legal because there is time to nominate a candidate and elect him at the gen. erpl electiop