This was the conservative Democratic ticket.
But to-day it is this conservative element
which is giving Mr. Bryan his strongest sup
port.
Why such a wonderful change?
Who has made such a complete flop?
Certainly not the Parkers and the Olneys, for
they stand to-day for exactly what they stood
for in 1896, —and will continue to stand for as
long as they represent the same interests which
they now represent.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTORS.
For the guidance of voters in
Mississippi, we print the names of
the Populist electors below. Kindly
note them, friends. As one “blank
et” ticket is to carry the names of
several different party electors, be
sure to know your own men.
For the State of Mississippi, Na
tional Election, November 3rd,
1908.
R. Brewer, J. E. Gore, State at
large. __
P. W. Fulgham, Ist District.
Frank Ray, 2nd District.
W. B. McDowell, 3rd District.
J. M. Cunningham, 4th District.
W. D. Thompson, sth District.
W. B. O’Neal, 6th District.
Dr. W. T. Patterson, 7th District.
N. M. Hollinsworth, Sth District.
POPULIST ELECTORAL TICKET
FOR THE STATE OF
FLORIDA.
Daniel L. McKinnon, T. J. Bell,
State at large.
L. N. Cahoon, Ist District.
W. R. Peterson, 2nd District.
Henry Bush, 3rd District.
Note —Our State Executive Com
mittee is busily at work organizing
the counties, and we hope by Novem
ber to be able to make a good show
ing..
