The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-04
DEMOCRATIC w1scoNs1N.
Parker and Davia Ticket Is Booked for
 Majority.

Milwaukee Special to New Orleans
 Times-Democrat.
 Inside Democratic information re- garding Wisconsin Is to the effsct that didate for Governor. will receive a plu- ralfty of 30o00a the new Legislature will be overwhelmingly Democratic on joint ballot, and the Parker and Davis electors will win by 12.ooo:
 The Democrats of this city are much elated by the swift turn of public favor for their candidates, evidence of which has come from every county in the State within the last week. Ex-Gov- ernor Peck. National Committeeman Ryan, State Chairman Warden and Mayor Rice have been the principal factors in bringing about this condi- ton of affairs. although it is to be said that Judge Parker has put the finish ing touches on their wor1 by his recent utterances concerning the trusts and the part the trusts are trying to play in all the debatable States in this cleo tion.
 The hot fight between the "Stal- warts" and Half Breed" factions of Wisconsin Repub1icanism has brought out charges and counter-c charges. which fully illuminate the connection between the Republican party of this State and the trusts, so that the Wisconsin voter, whichever party he may belong to, has been duly impressed by the importance
 
 that the trusts are trying to buy this election has given to the national cam paign here therefore, an interest which fits very nicely into Democratic aims and very much improves Democratic prospects.
 It is the testimony of every Democrat. who Is well-informed about Wisconsin conditions, that the Roosevelt electors will receive neither the full La Toilette nor the full Scoheld. and that the Par Enr a1A AaxrA aIY kAA weAl and silver Democratic votes and con siderable percentages of the Repubh- can vote, which factional animostttes have deheoted from the Republican ticket. The course of the Democratic leaders has been such as not to awaken resentment among the Republican voters of either faction. Democrats have not participated at all in the Re- publican flight.
 Without Democratic initiative a very naturally to Governor Peck and his associates on the State ticket. This support will. to a considerable degree. come also to the Democratic electoral ticket. "Stalwarts" and Ha1f-Breeds" are equally dsipleased with the course of the administration toward them. The administration showed It's sym pathies with the corporate interests of the country, of which Senator Spooner is an acknowledged representative. by the act of the Republican National Committee in seating Senator Spooner and Quarles and Congressman Babcock and Baensch as delegates at large and pronounoing the State convention which elected them regular. After the Wisconsin Supreme Court had transferred the title of regularity from the SpooneP faction to the La Toilette faction, Senator Fairbanks. the Repub- lican candidate for Vice-President ostcntatiously Ignored the La Toilette faction in a speaking tour of the State. 4 thousand minor counts. which would be tedious to enumerate. have increased the irritation which the whole body of wisconsin Republicans felt in one way or another at the action of the national convention and of the Supreme Court, until now it appears that half the Re- publican voters of the State are hostile to Mir Roosevelt or utterly careless of its interests.