The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-01
C. 0. P. APPOINTS
STATE ELECTORS
STATE ORGANIZA-
TON PUTS OUT ELECTORAL
TICKET-PICkETT AND JACK
SON ANNOUNCE PERSONNEL OF
TICKET.

Atlanta Sept. 29.-State Senator
Roscoe Pickett, state chairman of the
regular state committee, and Henry
| S. Jackson, member of the national
republican committee, have announc-
ed the electoral ticket put out by the
regular republican state organization
of Georgia.
The republican national committee
and the republican national conven-
ton decided last June that the organ
/ ization headed by Pickett and Jackson
was the regular republican organiza-
ton Of Georgia. This organization,
through it's state central committee,
which met in Atlanta July 4, appoint
cd a campaign committee and delegat-
ed to this committee the power to
name the electoral ticket, and this
campaign committee, having selected
its electors, make the following an
nouncement:
Electors from State-at-Large-Joh
NJ Barnes, Thomason, Ca; ]. F. Allen,
East Point, Ga.
First District-Dr. E. W. Kieffer, Sa-
,yanna.hl, Ga. Observation-Disclosures.
| Second District A. Moore, Dec
run, Ga.
Third District-Charles Tauton,
CIthbert, Ga.
Fourth District-E. J. Hinton Wood
bury, Ga.
Fifth District-W. H. Watson, Ii
thonia, Ga.
Sixth District-Alfred Mack, Ma
con, Ga
Seventh District-Thomas R. Glenn,
Dalton. Ga
Eighth District-H D.. Bush, Coving-
ton Ga.
Ninth DISTRICT. A. Chastain, Jas
Per, Ga
Tenth District-George c. Weller,
Culverton, Ga.
Eleventh DISTRICT. H Overstreet,
Douglas, Ga
Twelfth District-J NJ. Cutler Dub
lin, Ga.
Statement by Mr.. jackson.
OF this announcement Mr. Jackson
says:
These electors viii go on the re-
publican presidential ticket, at the
head Of which will appear the names
of Hon, Charles Evans Hughes, for
b president and Hon. Charles Warren
Fairbanks for vice president They
are each and all high-lclass business
men who stand high and command the
respect and confidence of the COM
= munity in which they live and are
highly and well known throughout the
state. They are men w441 have made
a success in business and stand for the
policies of the republican party as a
matter of principle and who believe
protection against foreign competl-
ton is the vital thing for the upbuild-
ing of the industries of the south
and Of Georgia in particular
This ticket has the endorsement
and support of the republican national
committee and the executive and cam
paign committees. 1t is the recognized
straight and regular republican ticket,
and all who are supporting Governor
Hughes for the presidency will vote
this regular ticket because they wish
their votes counted and made of SER
vice. Any other ticket put out by in
dividualS under the guise of any or
ganized movement and alleged to rep
resent the republican party or its mem
bers can only be irregular and votes
east for such q ticket will be votes
thrown away.
The great rank and file of republi-
cans will heartily support the regular
republican electoral ticket, and the
great majority of the progressives who
have followed Colonel Roosevelt back
INTO the republican party will follow
The example he has set them by his
words and deeds in behalf of and in
support Of the rural ticket as put
out in each state by the regular re-
publican organizations in those states.
The republican campaign commit
ZEE have opened headquarters in rooms
Il and 4@ Inman building. Atlanta, Ga.
where there IS 4 full and a competent
Office force OF clerks, stenographers
and large supplies of campaign litera-
ture, textbooks. campaign buttons and
Autographs Of the candidates for presi-
dent and vice president. Members of
tho Gamma gn committee and State
hartman Pickett and National Com
mitteemau Jackson are on hand daily
welcome callers and give them the
attest campaign dope and furnish them
with literature and buttons. etc
a cordial invitation is extended to
one and all who intend to support and
vote for Governor Hughes to call al
he headquarters. and those who live
1ut of the city who cannot find it con-
| yenient to cali in person are asked 10
send in their names by mail for lit
erature and other campaign matter"