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He attributed the 1 to ata of
shift1Dess in the leadership" and said
some of those leade "are OIl the bot
t."
Jackson's state campaign' cbair­
man, ayor Johnny Ford of
gee, as amo g tbose wbo pusbed for
the endorsement favoring ondale
for p dent with Jac as his nm­
nlngmate.
Ford saki the decis to eDClOnse
ondale was "dlsappolDtlng,
dally to tbo6e of wbo bay
much to get him (J ) to nm,"
but told tbe delega that tbe 'Y
"J e't there" to J
c
e
o
116 to vote greeted th
\OO..,.,..y by many of Bl in the
meettrll room bo began to sing" e
Overcome." Tbere bltter-
, some ymg the lopsided vote
a OU.
re as also some crit clsm over
apparent desertion of Jackson's
campaign coordinator, e­
ayor JobDny Ford, bo as tbe
egate to in favor of the
•
but maintained his campaign ouId
no be owed.
Although be bas not said be had a
loc on the Black vote, J c 's
campaign speec indicated b
plnDed much of his hope for a ne co­
alltio on the united support of
Blacks. And bls disappointment Sat-
urday nigbt apparent.
"We have to figure out me ay to
this breaca," said a subdued
hours after tbe ADC en-
0Ddale. "We don't ant to
leave the tuaUon with fractures that
can't beal. "
dlsappolDtment for Jac
e ondale aDd Sen.
Fritz HolllDp of South CUollDa ere
In th Alabama end to
take part in a ries of Democra