The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
MANY FROM SOUTH. III.
Montague, Bailey, Clayton and nd
Others Shake Judges Hand.


# EsOPUS. NJ & August I. Almost all
sof Judge Parker's visitors to day were
from south Of Mason and Dixon line
United States Sena tor oseph W. Bali ie;s
He was accompanied by Mrs. Bailey and
their son, and left e Rosemount with ex-
pressions f8the most cordial admiration
for Judsf paek 81 t aad
lE Governor a. il Montag ue, IS OF virg mia.
came down from La eS Geor,ge, where ior
several days he has eeen agpnonted
treasurer of the NJ tional Commute Ma :.
itional Committeeman q. D.5 Clayt,on. COL,
onel E Russell with his danfn,er; a NJ.
remainder rem Of the Southern delegation:
Other visitors to Judge PaTkerssIo-aaa;y y
were Charles r. Crane, q, Chicago o.. ,;;h : 1
and Ira NJ. Black. OF Kingston. n: Is Z,
8IS Tonight at $50 the st cam va cht Sa P !.
pliire which has famiia AZ SEN IN
1ndfs s soaga Gf
Mcdonald from New y ork clt y.S ;5 5}s5 Ii
What Bailey Thinks.
Senator Bailey had little to say I, fori
publication beyond the beautiful N ripute
to- Judge Parker 4, 81 8.
algHI am delighted with judge ParKeT. po1n
Democrat, and with his haraGter :, as Is "a q
man ii wish TO say that Il he Is elected I! Z,
ash m T,rns Va.
|. Sen Senator Bailey gave his interyiewers
the Impression that he regards the !, s con- On
NV ea Yopk Indiana al and New ersey .
III differ with some my eollea cues, !,
said he, as to the alignment Of 4. the y
II Relieve ~ are q surely Democratic. and
states e that 1theys1ca doubtful. which,
believe to be surely Repuhlicaa III ,,va !.
10 what States he had Z in mind l5l Z 7 y Is
believed that lie approves OF y udge ~,
kers the spb1eesh ofGamRad,st y
and
the campaign /, with the pos.
Ssible exception OF three or four important i
aadIs ana sS5 New 4 HolR,s 8
r Gov, 4 Montague Speaks.
I. governor NJ ontague, said fafterf,re had
seen Judge Parker. whom he ! met to-
days for the first time. ia that he was sure
the judge would gain In strength. az as
the rank and ol the Parb5yI game aareef ii
sehara cter and high purposes, He de- g,
ciared that he had mo particular matter + {.
to take up with Judge Parker, but wisn +
10 bring him i'm the the cordial the
Virginia fDemocracy ; , I, z, AZ,
stague. Immensely interested IN y. NE
SI, Year ga It would he most unhecomlng
in me to say anything which would ~ ook
like meddlng in the, political -. affalrs 4. o.
New York State, but I am free to say y
that the character Of the N sloemoc ~
impo influence In my iud 5e T. On ?
gman5ititted to compliment ] udge Tnrker's
Candidacy In representing the highest
possible ideals and principles 94 q the
,ro, -, y gg az n,,essed eree
Subtraction IL the selection Of N Pea
t treas 81 the his National Committee
Views Of Other Visitors.
The actual purpose Of MI. Crane, Qf
Chicago. cannot be learned here. Mi:
Crane is president sgof the Municipal
Voters League Of chica go. u and Is q re.
garded as AN independent DEMOCRAT. Ile
Mogla rs not n,s hnyth'ng 1hs
spo Rt9es for Tie ia deiegalon
at the st. Louis conventions In Welding
first on the roll cal to New YORK Sta to,
which nominated Judge Parker. llad ,only
the cand idate, who he said wogl d ful,
I'LL Il the expecta tons Of every p enloclat
as friend of the people and asdefender
OF human rights and liberty. lttsi
8s National Gommtte eman Clayton said
his only purpose In coming to- Rosemont
| was to max @ 81 the acquai nee of y udge
! Parker before returning 70 his home In
| Ala banla. II XII Is
seerning the candidate for the Presl,
Judge Parker !. dlned, tonight on the
BSapphlre with Judge q o. Brlen and Mr.,