New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
AVOIDED WHITE HOUSE.
Georgia's Gouernor Doesn't 4p-
proue Presidents Negro Policy.

Governor and Mrs Joseph NJ Terrell of Georgia.
with various members of the Governors of1clal
household, from Washington yesterday to
attend the dinner of the Georgia Society Tonight
Last night at the Waldorf they met many members
of the Georgia Society, whose guests they are while
in the city. In the Governors party were Senator
Clay. Clark Howell of The Atlanta Constitution,
and Mrs Howell: Colonel and Mrs. J. w English
ir Colonel W +. Duncan Colonel w VI. Toomer.
Major w. f. Erwin. y. \. Morris. Speaker Of the
Georgia House of Representatives: T. W. Hard
wick Congressman-eIe of the Xth District; Con-
gressman James W. Criggs. Congressman Living
stone Colonel Walter P. Andrews and Charles
Daniel managing editor OF The Atlanta News
The men brought with them fine assortment of
political rainbows. among them an early spring
boom for Judge Alton B. Parker for President.
Governor Terrell wished it to be clearly under
stood that he did not approve of President Roose
velt's negro policy. and for that reason while he
was in Washington Saturday and Sunday he
did not visit the White House. The Governor was
looking happy and importsnt last night when he
was accosted by Tribune reporter at the Wal
dorg-Astoria.
Glad to you, young man." said he No
there isn't much of anything doing in the news
line I've heard a good deal about this hotel, but
I don't think it quite up to the new Piedmont. in
Atlanta In the Piedmont we have telephone In
every room, while here you have to step out Of
the room to use one. Politics, Humph! Too far
away, sab. too far away Not begun to thlnk
much about The drift of the sentiment IN the
South is for the nomination of NewYork man.
With good man the Democrats will win the next
time We are watching your Judge Parker ana
vo;r CONGRESSMAN Hearst. But l don't want to
talk politics Where's Daniel? Hey, Daniel! Come
here and talk politics with this Tribune man Ill
stand by what Mr. Daniel says said the Gov
ernor as he went away with friend
The Democrats of the South are very hopeful
said Mr. Daniel. We don't know what to think
of the Presidents attitude toward the blacks. 1t
looks to US like a blow at the white people of the
South The white Republicans of the South are
lust as badly disappointed as the Democrats. They
are coming over to us. If New-YCrk presents the
right kind of a man. it will be easy to elect him"
How about Senator HiilF
..Hi won't do" said Mr.. Daniel "TIill is out of
the running He has been too much mixed up with
nartv troubles in this State Harmony will be the
6rime consideration in 1904 We are not getting
much out of national administration now, and
we want to get the Democratic party back in con-
trOl of the government.
Governor Terrell and his party last night went
TO the Criterion to Miss Marlowe in THE Caya-
Iier The boxes decorated for the occasion
with the American and Georgia State flags Miss
MarIowe received the Governor and his party on
the stage After the performance some of the
C;eorgians went to the Knights of Columbus ball at
Madison Square Garden To-day at O'Clock the
Governor and his friends will be the guests of
William r. Hearst at luncheon at the Waldorf
Astoria The home journey will be begun to-nor-
row night.