The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-06
SENATOR CARMACK
WE'LL PLEASED.
General Results Of Tuesdays
Elections Are Exceedingly
Encouraging 10 De-
mOeracy.
SAYS the Party WIN Be Unitea Neat
Year and he u z .ui OF
yictory.-Result IN
NeE York VII
Help Judge
Parker

Senator L y. Csruzck. u an
Interview THURSDAY mOrDins, EXPRESSED
niLs-e!f zs well pizassi over the results
OF Tuesdays elections thrJ1g19lE the
country. TIE general results, he said
are exceedingly encouraging TO
democracy, sBd ne Is yerv hopeful for
victory il 1894. He said &c thought
the yaIty would b united next year
In regard 70 the lu1ii he'd statement
that President Roosevelt was well
pl-asei =Itn ths result Ct the elections.
the Senator said II the President cOn.d
extract any satisfaction FROM Tuesday
returns be vas very easily satisfied
The victory Of Mcclellan in New
York, saia Inc Senator. must be
gratifying 10 all democrats. New
York CITY il one OF the greatest
democratic stTonghold= in the Union,
and It's redemption from Republican
control considerably Dughtens the
party's chances for carrying the State
next year. Sir. Mcclellan, the new
MAYOR, i a very able. clean man, and
| predict that his administration viii
be a most successful one. / served
two terms with hin IN the lower house,
and kn0g Tim very Intimately. He viii
make a good mayor | hardly think,
though. that his election will make him
q candidate for the presidential nOmi- |
nation nezt year. | rather think |
it will make him the next democratic |
nominee for governor Of New York. |
The resul. Of the New York election, 10 |
nv opinion. will advance the prospects |
Of Judge Parker, provided the New |
York delegation supports him for the |
nomination.
II regard the result 10 Mary land a. a
great victory for Senator German. We |
have held the state and the legislature, |
which ipsures us democratic successor
TO Senator McComas. The result 10 |
Mary land is very gratifying 70 the party |
throughout the country"
Senator Csrmack was asked If he |
tn 1ught.the " .ryIand victory would en-
nance the prospects of Senator German
for the presidential nomination next |
opinion. "Of course" be said, ''If !,
Senator German had lost his state it |
would haze Injured his prospects. But |
az he WOE gratifying victory. the re-
suit cannot but be encouraging to his
friends who are urging his nomination. p"
As TO the democratic defeat in Ohio, |
fDEuaIDT AdIlItdEk sdA1 AllnN tJzht iCoAAe Il
was to be expected. The democracy |
of that state has been torn into shreds
by the factiopal fights within the party
ranks between Tom Johnson and John
r Mclean and neither faction will ever
permit victory there.
AS t. the reeult in Kentucky, the
Senator said he never had any doubt OF
Gov. Beckham's reelection by good
majority.
Senator Carmack will left Thursday
evening for Washington, to attend the
extra session of congress. He was asked
for an opinion as to The outcome Of the
session. and the Presidents efforts TO
force through the Cuban reciprocity
treaty, for which the session was called,
but he declined to hazard a prediction.
''Its hard to tell what will be done" he
said. II don't know whether the Presi-
dent has got his party whipped into line
on the reciprocity treaty or not"