The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06
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 Wiley Is the same yesterday. today
 ".The- Guinsa's stamp hah not changed the inherent goo6 qualities of heart and brain, which gave Natures elcquenee tc Wiley. the barefoot boy. who made the welkin ring at Troy under the bluff at Troy in the Auld ians syne.
 P. H. M Warren (reai estatel: eA- pect to vote early and as often as can {through others) for Wiley, in the coming
 This is business: and is q business mans view of his duty as eitisen, 70 business Congressunan."
 F. c. wilson fmanager City creamery). You just say that will vote for Wiley, early in the morning. at the coming Democratic primaries.
 T have not the time now, and there is no need Of my recounting the. many gooa reasons, why shall vote for Colonel Wiley. His record in the State Senate and afterwards in Congress, say all that is necessary in his behalf" Captain w. W. Heron, (merchauO: "wiiey Is going back to Congress; he don't need my help: but I am going to ba on hand at the Democratic primaries, from force of habit--and to vote for the big majority for Wiley" { A. Gus sayrs (farmer): ''Of course am going to keep on voting for Wiley for any office that he offers for; just Ike have been doing" And I am glad of 1t, for Wiley is one of the few ofiice holders whom I know. who never slight, either their friends or their official duties. after election.
 T don't think he needs #, but If Wiley wants me to work for him before and during the day of the Democratic pri- maries, all he has got to dos is to say so . and will come across"
 4 James T. Andrews (real estate agentl: ger cannot afford, under any considsra. ton, to vote against the reelection of Congressman A. A. Wiley. And. in my
 respectful opinion, no other voter in this
 district can afford to do so." h "Wiiey is growing to be stronger and
 moro useful public servant every day
 Some people may not believe 1t, but
 Wiley is really worker. hard worker. from way baclk--Pike County. Alabama."
 William ]. Gardner tnanager Acme Cigar and Tobacco Col: Wiley Is all
 right So are Morgan and Pettus." Alex Rice: ''so far, am more than satisfied with Congressman wiley's of- ficiai record. think that the people
 of this district should and will keep Colo
 mel Wiley in Congress for years to come" c. W. Craik Cashier First National Bank):. ''Colonel Wiley certainly has and I can see no good reason for q new, and necessarily less useful man, being given Colonel Wiley's seat in Congress. s. Roman (President Roman Cotton Co.): "I am strong for Wiley" w. K. Jones: 'Yes, A. A. Wiley should be returned to Congress without opposition. He is q statesman. broad minded citizen and a soldier. always un- tiring in his efforts for the best interests of his people and section. I simply con- slider him the magnolla of the South" Sam Sabel (of M. sabel 6 sons): | "Quote me as saying that. in my opinion, l it is business as well as a political necessity that Colonel Wiley should be kept in Congress. Of course as a citl- | zen and as registered Democratic voter. I shall govern myself accordingly in the party primary on April 11th."
 M. Sabel (of M. Babel a lSons); q con-
 slider Colonel Wiley to be as good Con- l gressman as we can possibly secure; and shall goven myself accordingly in the l Democratic primaries
 Herman Loeb (buyer and travelling salesman for M. sabel & sons): "I have 1 but little lime to spare. at this hour, for my duties as a citizen. Just say that \ heartily endorse every word that Messrs sam and Nj. Sable have just said I in my hearing. endorsing Coloney Wiley l Capt. T. H. Moore (general manager Peoples Line Of Steamers): ''Yes; person ally, officially, as a Democrat and as { citizen and working man and a regis tered voter of the Second district, not only think that Colonel Wiley should be returned to the House of Representatives: but shall use all reasonable means to secure Colonel Wiley's renoEnination and lre-election."
 Congressman Wiley has a way of his own of doing things and getting other people to do things for his constituents,
 'of all classes and conditions of man'' not for his friends solely, but for the public good.''
 Hence: I expect him to secure an ap- propriation of at least s1O0.000 for the much-neeedd Improvements for the nav lgation of the Alabama river during the first session of the next Congress--the Congress to which the Democrats of the Second district will practically elect him by nominating him overwhelmingly, in their party primaries on April nth prox- imo."
 M. M. (DociO stowers (farmer): Col oneI Wiley has made a first-cIass Con- gressman. shall vote for his renomi- nation in the April primaries; and shall earnestly urge all of my friends to do likewise"
 John w, Bailey (paper-hanser): "col. A. A. Wiley has been my friend first and always, never refusing me a favor In his life; has always stuck to me, never refuses to speak and has been the poor mans friend and should be the working mans choice"
 C. W. Cooper (proprietor Alabama Steam Laundry; T have known Colonel Wiley well, from my boyhood and he has won my highest confidence and esteem. personally. and as an official, in every ofice which the Democrats have given him. in the past years. shall take great pleasure in helping nine-tenths of the other Democratic voters of this district to send Colonel Wiley back to Con- gress."
 The Press Endorse Wiley.
 Colonel Wiley is endorsed for re-elec- ton by the press of his own District and all over the country. One of the strong est editorials in the State press Is taken from The Tuskegee News and 1t presents the true situation as to Colonel wileys standing and his ability to do service to his people and the State. It is reproduced and must be read by every voter in the District and 1t will be endorsed:
 Col. A. A. Wiley.
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