The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-22
DOUBTFUL
QUARTERS
Outlook is Very Bright
for Democrats in All
Sections
Believed That Maryland and Delaware
are Solid, While Democrats Have
a Good Chance of Carrying
Indiana.

Little Delaware, so long debauched
by the unspeakahle Addioks, is tremb.
ling in the balance. Thus far the two
factions OF the republican party in
Il at state have been unable to agree
upon state Or congressional ticket
and indications are that it is now too
late for them to meet upon common
g ounds. To ontsEE7zsappe pearances
they are uniN0 upon one electoral
ticket. but beneath the surface is an
undercurrent of republican dispust,
which many believe win 3eveiop into
a silent but effective protest against
Roosevelt, who, more than any other
man, is responsible for the continued
existence OF Addlckism, and, there
fore, for the continued disgrace of Del
aware. The democrats OF the state
are absolutely united and more aggres
siye than they have been for a num
Der Of years. Their full vote is reg
istered, and every possible democrat
vote will be polled.
Maryland is immoyahly ia the dem.
ocratic columns. OF this the demo,
cratic national committee is assured
by Senator German, Senator Rayner,
GOV. Warield and leading independ-
ents Baltimore will deal the z. o. D.
a solar plexus blow Every democrat
i and Independent newspaper In that
city is doing its best TO make the ma.
jority for Parker and Davis memorable
The Sun. Herald and News are enroll.
ed in the democratic cause. Four
years ago only one OF these papers,
the Sun. supported the democratic ma.
tional ticket, and eight yeare ago all
three were republican. 1t IS a well
known fact that none Of the large
cities Of the country has more able
Pess than Baltimore. and in no other
city does local public opinion respond
more promptly and fayorably to tho
opinions of its leading newspapers Ii
goes without saying that the newspa.
pers of Baltimore have an establish
cd reputation for courage independ-
lice and moral cleanliness. The only
daily newspaper in Baltimore of any
account which advocates four more
ears Of Roose yeit is the ancient Amer
eaa #hich Judging from its record.
oud support Addicks for president il
ie b9re the republican tag, whether
pis opponent were Judge Parker or
he angel af Gabriel.
Indiana Worries Republicans.
And what Of Indiana? win she join
,.ends with New York, her old side
partner in 1876. 1884 and 1892 or will
she be content to wallow longer in
he mire Of discredit republcanism
Hartman Taggart says. not only for
publication. but in private eonversa-
ton with his friends and associates
committeeman. that the Hoosier state
will do for Parker what it did for Til
len and Cleveland. He has an organ.
ization which is well nigh perfect
His reports are Of the most encourag.
ing nature ard basing his Judgment
upon these and upon his personal
knowledge Of political conditions, he
does not hesitate to predict a demo,
cratic triumph. The populiste will cut
2 small figure in Indiana. Gen Wea-
yer, who as their presidential candi-
iate in 1892 polled more than mil
lion votes is stumping Indiana for Par
ker and Davis. With one or two ex-
ceptions, all OF the men who worke
for the nomination of Hearst this year
are putting their best efforts for the
entire democratic ticket William j.
sBryan has just finished "whirlwlnd'