The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-29
GREAT BIG MAJORITY
State Leaders Say the Outlook is
Splendid and That With
Vigorous Fight Every Dis
triCt Will Be Dem
OCratiC.

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harmony and concert of purpose ali
along the line.
Here are some of the expressions of
the committeeman and visitors pres
ent at the meeting, and it will be
noticed that these not alone say that
North Carolina is going to pile up a
big majority for Captain Glenn for
Governor. but that as these vigilant
Democrats survey the country the
signs they see indicate the election of
Judge Parker as the next President
Captain II. Is. Glenn, Democratic
nominee for Governor: Il expect
North Carolina to roll up a great ma
jority and | am going to do my part
in making it so. The State is solid for
Democracy In National politics
things are bright and the chances ia
vor the Democratic ticket Judge Par
ker has united party behind him. y
Senator Il. NJ. Simmons: "A great
majority in the State for the Demo-
cratic ticket and in the nation the
trend of sentiment and of events is
such as to give every hope of Demo-
cratic success. The conditions are be-
coming ideal from Democratic stand
point"
Lieutenant Governor: I'VE are going
to win and by a handsome majority.
The signs in the National contest indi-
cate that Judge Parker is going to be
elected. In North Carolina the people
recognize that their best hopes are
with the Democratic party. l am
ready for joint discussion and am
glad it has been ordered"
Congressman w. w. Kitchin, of
firth
trict. THE Fifth district is going
Democratic by good majority. | am
seeking a joint discussion with Mr..
Reynolds my opponent and hope he
will meet me. The State is all right
and the prospects bright in the Ma
tom
Congressman Charles r. Thomas.
New ern, member from Third district:
Everything points to a great success
North Carolina will roll up a splendid
majority
Congressman G. Il. Patterson, of
Maxton, member from the Sixth dis
trict: Prospects are that the De
mocracy will win with Judge Parker.
North Carolina is soIidly for the State
ticket
Hon. Walter f. Moore. of Jack
son; Big majorities everywhere. We
that includes the Tenth"
Gen. Julian 5. Carr, of Durham:
81 see a great victory for North Car
DINA where it is all one way for De-
mocracy. The National ticket has
produced so great harmony that | am
full of hope"
Mr. Duncan Il. McIvcr. of Sanford
Everything all right and a rousine
big majority in North Carolina The
Nation seems to be gong Demo-
cratic.
General Il. s. Roystcr. of Granville:
"Fhe State will go Democratic bys$50
to so thousand and we will elect ev-
cry Congressman in North Carolina,
if the Democrats do their duty. In the
Nation the outlook is promising"
. MIR. Wilson G.. Lamb. of Williamson:
1.-THE Democratic party in North Car
Dina will win a great victory and the
prospects for National SUCCESS are in
spring"
Hon. Il. L.. Travis. of Halifax
'"Things are in good shape and We
will have a big majority. The National
ticket has flattering prospects
Hon. Il. Il. Womack, of Raleigh:
Everything in fine shape in North
Carolina. 1t looks as if Parker will
be elected"
Mr.. John c. Mills. of Rutherford
ton: 1.-THE State is all right and
though there will be hard fighting in
the Eighth and Tenth districts we are
going in to win. Nationally the out
look is bright for 'JudgesParker's sue
cess"
Colonel w. Il. ROdman, of Washing
ton: prospects bright for a big ma
iority in the State. The reports from
over the country are bright for De-
mocracv."
Hon. W. ID. SiIer. of Pittsboro: "All
right in North Carolina, with big
prospects for Parker and Davis. the
best prospect in the last twenty years.
| think Parker Will be the next FfeS-
ident."
Hon. John G. DFewry, of Raleigh:
ga big victory all along the line the
country looks as if it is for Parker.
Hon, j. A. Dowtin: Things are in
good shape and there will be a big
majority in the State. In the Nation
prospects are bright"
Mr. L. III. House, of Marion: we
will carry North Carolina by ire
mendous majority. 1T looks as if the
United States is once again to go DEM
ocratic. There is nothing but good IN
sight" ~
DR.. p. j. Macon. of Warrenton: In
good shape everywhere. The State is
almost unanimous. Judge Parker ap-
rears to be a winner"
Hon. A j. Burton, of Reidsville:
Things are in satisfactory condition
there will be a big Democratic ma
iority in North Carolina. The Democ-
racy is united on Parker and his
chances are bright"
Mr.. J.. Il. Heilig, of Salisbury:
Everything seems coming our way.
The Eighth district will be won but
the fight will be a warms one. The
National ticket looks as if it would
win. The Democracy is greatly en-
couraged."
Mr.. w. L. Cross. of Statesville: "The
outlook is for victory in every di-
rection."
Mr.. j. til. Exum, Jr., of Rocky
Mount: ''The Democratic party in
North Carolina is going forward to a
great victory and the National party
has every prospect for one
MIR. w. s. Chadwick. of Beaufort