The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06

with me in this assertion. know that my partner, Hugh Gallagher. agrees to It, for he has said so. And whatever Gallagher says goes with me; and think, goes with a good many other people"
 W. T. Robertson (merchant); T think that we need Wiley in Congress worse than we need him anywhere else; except. if we should accidentally get into trouble in the criminal courts; but then. we could reach him in W vashington by long distance phone, and he would do the rest"
 "Yes, I think that the Democracy of this district will keep Wiley in Congress, there are two Houses in Congress, you know"
 Professor Thomas cianton Galloway tcomposer of mustc): T am for A. A. Wiley for another term, for the reason that we are both proud of being native PikerS-and for many other better req. sons, too numerous and too evident (by nis pubic recorO to mention, in the short nows'
 J. L. Casey Cbookkeepef): "I am per- feetiy satisfied with Col. A. A. Wiley as our Congressman.
 T am also satisfied that he will be re- nominated and reelected for another term"
 Gatswood J. Thrasher Cdealer fin iron safes): 'Tn my opinion, there should he no change of the man who is now so abIy representing our District in the House of Representatives, unless we can secure Wiley's superior for the job, and I am satisfied that that will be practically im- possible; for you know that the brave and wise old General Pettus will not con. sent to resign his seat in the U. s, Sem ate and become citizen of Montgomery or Crenshaw counties just so we could send him to Congress instead of Wiley.
 Don't you or anybody else worry yourselves about Wiley's being reelected to Congress"
 Thomas J. Hails (farmer): You don't need no expression or interview with a small man like me, about Congressman Wiley; or with any big bugs. either, for
 Everybody knows that Wiley is one or the very best workers and doers of snlngs that any old District of all tine states have in Congress.
 And the farmers, as well as the ner- chants and mechanics and bankers. and all sensible men in tha Second District, who generally hold to a good thing when they get 1t, are going to take an hour or so off on April Ii and see to it that Wiley shall be renominated.,'
 A. N. olderson Ueweler and proprietor Of barber shop): You know the time nonored barDer shop rule is Wait for your turp?'
 Well. l think that any old candidate, or young one either, who wants A. A. Wliey's seat in Congress, will surely have to walt. not only for Colonel Wiley s particular chair in the ConRressional bar Der shop, but also for wiltys other easy chair, in the hall of the National House of Representatives, until the hair grows back on the top of Colonel wiley's Web stcrian head-and for some time after that, before he gets it.
 'Colonel Wiley is, indeed, a perfect Jewel of a Congressman and I think Know a Jewel when meet one in the
 I. F. Doster CNGanager Singer sewips Machine Co): Wiley is one of the very best of the S5S members of the present House of Representatives, He is getting to be a better legislator every day"
 Hence the seIf-evident logic of the sit. uatlon. and it will materiallze into con crete results in the April Democratic pri maries, is, that Wiley will be Congress man from the Second District of Ala nama until he gets tired of the fob, ol until he is promoted to the U. s. Senate. lCo,):