The Jersey City news., 1904-11-07

u miseake they laye 4iade AeAt i3'es-
day.
7 think that we ought to be able to
carry Wisconsin. srae Republican
wrangls in that State VIII bring down
the party vote considerably, while the
Demoe.qts are daily becoming stronger.
Indiaua with It's ffEesn votes is ours
believe. Chairman E'agga;s is confident.
There will be luse negro vote in the
Hoosier State and you can derssid thar
every Que will vote for Judge Parker.
Mr. Bryan's speeches ard Chairman Tag
CARTS management have secured the
for US.
Secretary Trey Wccdson. of the Ma
tional Committee. made tliis positive
statement today after he had received
supplemental reports from various parts
Of tile country. His sentiment expresso,s
thar OF every leader connected with Ma
tional Democratic headquarters in this
city.
sNew York. New Jersey and conneeti-
cut are safely Democratic. as is also In
disna- The reports from Wisconsin are
alaily bccomine more encouraging there
ss M longer any doubt about West yir-
snia. and Che Republican managers and
orators are making a desperate effort 70
save The day at The eleventh hour. In
fact, | consider ;hat The election is won,
ana that Judge Parker viii be the next
president of The United States
'Todas | had long conversation over
the long-slistanee telephone with our
chairman. Mr.. Taggart, in indianapolis.
IIp had just returned from tour of
twenty Of the most important colnHies.
and declared in most positive terms that
the lEaasier State would give its electoral
vote 10 Parker and Davis. The Demo-
cratic gnliernatorial candidate in Wiscon-
sin. tieefge w Peek, has Just sent us
a repori Of his investigation Of the con-
tlitions politically in that State. They
are most encouraging. and give us more
hope than we have bad at any time of
carrying Wisconsin.
In this report AIr, Peck says that he
is sure Of earryins the State himself, and
considers that The chances of the Presi-
,lsntiai nominee are excellent.
From the Starr Of the campaign
said Mr. Peck in lis report, ii was ap-
parent that the or4 thing tc be done was
to rally the entire normal support Of the
DEMOCRATS to our ticket. This statement
may look queel, 70 i person outside of
Wisconsin and unfamiliar with aur PEE
cuiiai. local conditions. Gov la Toilette
has drawn into camp Il large following of
Democrats attracted by his representa-
tions regarding tie regulation Of railroad
traffic rates the taxation Of corporations
and the passage Of It primary election
law, l believe that we lave aecomp-s
iished what we started ont 10 do. From
one end Of tile State 10 the other the
Democratic organization has been persist
emily and carefully developed. We find
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now that this is the year Of Democratic
opportunity, and that every Democrat
should this fall fight fairly and squarey
under the banner Of his own party. That
is just as true of the National ticket as
it is Of the State.
The la Fcllette fight, which is by this
time m Did story to every reading per-
san kl The qHlntss. viii aid oir canse
llosi materially. llhere are in the State
from forty to sixty Thousand Sfalwala
Republicans have the best Of reasons
TO believe that this election the State
Democratic ticket will receive the sup
port Of these Republicans, and | also
think that thousands of them viii cast
their ballofs as we'll for Judge Parker
This report was the cause Of good
deal of jubilation at National Headquar-
ters when Secretary Woodsop made il
known. From West Virginia Sergeant
sgtArms John |. Martin, who has just
returned from speaking in the State.
brought absolute assurances that the
State would go Democratic. 1t is known
chat the Republicans have given up hope
Of Maryland Iii had been ammo need
that the Republican National Committee
intended tp send a good deal of money in
to the State during the last week of the
canlnaiee Tlii. has been abandoned,
which is an admission by The managers
that ii woirld be a useless expenditure of
camp iga funds.
In the language Of the small boy
continued Secretary Woodson, We have
got the Esp4hlicans on the run Judge
Parker's spcechcs in New York. New Jer-
sey and Connecticut have won those