The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-05
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 yIPARKER l3s Many ialiers on Demo ssiatic Nominee. CAMPAIGN IS CONE OVER Meek Says New York is Sure
 for the Ticket.
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 Neniaees.
CAMPAIGN IS CONE OVER

New York, Oct 4.--More prominent Democrats today called upon Judge Parker than on any previous day since the St. Louis convention. ~
 In the list were such men as James H. EcKeIs. of Chicago, Comptroller or the Currency under former President Cleveland: G. H. Morgan of Connecticut Treasurer of the United States under the same administration; Robert Van Wyck, former Mayor of New York; Congressman William Randolph Hearst. Senator A. O., Bacon of Georgia and William J. Stone of Missouri Captain Richmond P. Hobson, Former Senator Edward Murphy. Jr.. of Troy. N. Y; former Governor James E. Campbell, of Ohio; James T. woodward of New York. president of the Hanover National Bank; John R. Mclean, National Com mitteeman for Ohio: Norman D.. Mack, member of the National Committee from New York: Representatives Timothy Sullivan, of New York; Timothy Sullivan. vice-chairman of the Board of Aldermen of New York; Au- gust Belmont. Thomas E. Ryan. National Committeeman from wiscon- sin; William F. Sheehan, chairman of tn Executive Committee and Thomas Taggart, chairman of the National
 
 Campaign Gone Over.
 Judge Parker concluded his busy day with a dinner at the Hotel Seville. hav- ing as his guests Mr. Hearst, Mir. Tag gart and MT. Sheehan, The dinner lasted for nearly three hours and every phase of the campaign was gone over.
 Former Comptroller Eckels will begin active campaigning without delay. He will make speeches in several doubt full States. talking particularly on the subject of flna0ce. Former United most of his time to Connecticut, and ex < Mayor Van Wyck offered his services to the National Committee.
 Captain Hobson will speak in two or three Northern States. and he is now waiting to De asaignsd by the National Cousn3itfees
 National Committeeman Ryan made A report on the condition of afKairs in Wisconsin, declaring that the bitterness engendered by the contest between the factions known as the '.StaIwarfs" and the Half Breeds'' placed the state in the list of Democratic probabilities.
 Polls Made by Committee. s
 Polls have been completed by the Democratic Committee in all the doubt ful States and the results have been re- ported to Judge Parker Three polls have been made of Indiana and it is announced that 1t Is now possible to make an accurate peIl in one day Further canvass shows a aondition' most satisfactory. Nothing could be obtained at Judge Parker's headquar- ters concerning the results.
 Norman Mack, member of She Ma tiohal Committee from New York. speaking on the. outlook said today:
 The State of New York will return < majority of 75.000 to 100000 for both the Democratic National and State tickets. The reports received by the National Committee from various sen- tions of the country have been most satisfactory especially from the so- called doubtful States. During the next five weeks the Democrats will conduct in the State of New York the most harmonious, progressive, aggres- sive and successful campaign ever known in this State."