Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
MAJORITY OF.
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BYFERCUSON.
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Wy hthotlhteu iftfa
FoRT WORT Aug 2s.-Formcr
Cioycruot James H. Ferguson declared
tonight he was confident he would be
the democratic nominee & Senator
when the votes in saturd' kprinary
are counted. lie dcclarly ~ would
carry the state hy . majof ol 100 oao
votes.
The most oyeniiul cansi IN An the
history OF Texas is now II the lands
of the voters" he said. "Thcrc viii be
500. 600 votes cast In the primary |
win get 200. .ooo and Mhyfield 100000.
Ten days ago Mayfield he'd ONE chance
hut the tide has been risin. In my "a.
vor and during the las W. * tho rush
Of voters 10 my campaign h. v h.en sim.
ply wonderful and overwhs ming.
My campaign is just n stronF In
Collin County as Il is IN RI ar CovAty.
lust as strong IN Rockwali { ounty as In
Coma. Mayfleld viii not irfy sin.
gle big city IN Texas Three hundred
thousand viii vote FOR ine n tiiis cam.
poign. Mayfiold has failed 10 specific.
ally deny any charge | have made
AGAINST him therefore. he has lost the
confidence of those who might other.
wise had been attracted 10 his cam.
palgn.
IL | know anything | know my ma.
jority viii b. decisive and substantial.
Let my friends go out and vote.
thank them for their oorflnued iovaiy
and victory in this cam hvn
,maI>- -fcg ', ~
TANLOE ToXas. Aud - That
,.cry Democratic votor in ToVas eo 20
tho prlls Tomorrow aud ,Aurcs- h..
reference e. candidates for senator
"n~ The closing aplsal made hy Earle
T. NHyIeld. candidate :cc .i. p.,.o.
.ei.o nomination Cor ruicd States
senator in his fiual cmmign address
',', tonight
Thr American voter is mo Amen.
.... sovereign Maya,d declared
ilcu Do" surreudcr- thar right o. vote
y. ,Wroudcrs that which makes 70 rr.
I.I'.c ana which aesuc, the pcrpom.
ou of ponul1r government Every
Democrat should therefore. make an
'.F,-' effort 90 go to ,h" polls and
'H'' Or . could haNy nl wa. eight
nUrdr'd thousand Democratic voters
would ho registered iu this election"
Mayficld reviewed the prclpal ls.
I,- ,, tho present C1muugn in th,
fI~, OIL. his address and reiterated his
.'''.s 900 h.- opponent lUnr- T.. t,t
-.Y. he urged paruO .trly that
f.uD.ratc voters 80 Gee OIL. pfI- tn.
"Dru and contest th, t",s % indi.
1uai- who did not vote 'h Democratic
i,."f m 1920. speaking H this point
N.Fu.id quoted tho TcNls primary law
rrl followed with uu atl.> on tho
.1H'I..In Igfti,- VINO q ihr F.f
o. rH.'0 fDr president %. .le United
-tli.s
Commissioner Mayfc,H .' reviewed
ll- stand "n pu'-tl'u- r# I.s 10 labor
I~ follows @ believe u ..t right of
~ n'ruE w1u tn we and bar.
r.ir Dollr.tiNoiy whotl. opcutcs
1H .HrU. Through th. eht dart
., digs ru1i hammer. 1rrr. sells
.uu.. or follows mf'. |.." tho long
i#v- 90. c"tt'n. ava rp.d To any
u'W mont tho purpoee H. IiCh b. tu
90 trims or DESTROY D ed labor
luHr.'rll courts and DU urv arli
H"tou laws viii never -..f. 1ur indus
u'al problems"
Sttng opposition tO b.. ration of
I.s1 also WIS ,Npre-.e, .. on appeal
.i'd' Iu ASSIST former .af men arf
members ui tho Amer. .cgiou o.
iliN Hsi''S ~ cmpluNuI.r ana rn
Iu-'d To- The hNphrrIf. american
"i'u h.s heart ln sour Io. land ami
3D. p..bethouk in the l Sntos
p. sid.