The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-07

Washington Special to N. Y. World.
 General interest was manifested by the Democrats today in The Worlds poll of the Democratic political situation of the country demonstrating that Judge Par ker will be nominated at the St. Louis Convention.
 The opinion of the Democrats of the Senate and the House, as has been point ed out by The World, is conclusive upon the subject. Added to this individual sentiment was the fact that Senators and Representatives, refecting home judg- me1t, calculated that their opinion was tnat Of their constituents. The World information this morning was conclusive ly to this effect, and the poll had the ef- feet of strengthening Eie opinion prevail ent that not only the Democracy as rep resented in Congress, but the rank and file of the entire country favors Parker's nomination.
 The fact that the demand for Parker's nomination was so universally voiced in the reports to The World from all sec- tons of the country was a source of great satisfaction.
 Parker on First Ballot"
 Senator Carmaok of Tennessee. voicing the views of the Parker leaders. said respecting this phase of the situation:
 '1 think The World poll shows that the country at large wants to see Parker nominated. Every Democrat who has success at heart certainly realizes, judg-
  sentiment of the situation, that man of Parker's calibre and temperament must be chosen. think the Democracy is to be congratulated on its unity in this respect It looks like Parker on the first ballot"
 There were numerous conferences on the floor Of the Senate today among Demo- cratic Senators. Senators Carmack, Sim mons. Clay Bacon, Blackburn, Dubois, Patterson and others were engaged in reviewing the situation, and The Worlds information was commented upon.
 1t was observed that The Worlds facts were directly in line with the informa- ton which had been given by August MT. Belmonts information had been fur nished from sources which. might be termed of partisan character; that is tc say, his reports emanated from Parker sources and reflected Parker observations 1t was accepted as especially felicitous that The Worlds information, coming entirely from entirely impartial observ- CTS of the situation. was of the same tenor as that of MT. Belmont. Gorman is For Jim. Senator German was consulted by his friends in the Senate, men who have heretofore been German adherents, but are now in the Parker column. He ex pressed satisfaction with the situation Parker. and he reiterated that within tht next few days he would formally advise his friends to support the Parker move ment An absolute indication that MT Gorman, realizing that he figures nc longer as a candidate, favors the Parke, movement, is found in the fact that he 1. advising his friends of the Democracy Of the District of Columbia to secur, Parker victory at the primaries to b, l held here within a few weeks. when si, delegates to St. Louis will be chosen | MT. German has informed his friend l here that he wishes to see the distric delegates instructed for Parker. Tammany Congressman, Too. It became apparent today that the Tam many men in the House have thrown uI | the sponge in the fight against either in structions or the adoption of the uni | rule at the forthcoming State Conven ton. member of the House from Nev | York. who a week ago prophesied tha Leader Murphy would hold out agains the Parker men upstate, said this af | ternoon:
 "It is clear that the delegation will g | to St. Louis for Parker without a dis senting delegate. The delegation will vote for him as one man. | have talke' | with Democrats here representing ever. section of the country-thirty-tw State in all-and with the exception of thoe from about three States the calculation based upon information from home i