The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-12
All Leave Denver With Greater Hopefu|neSs of Victory
 Than Ever Before
SENATOR TELLER SAYS
 COLORADO IS IN LINE
Tom Taggart, Urey Woodson, Norman E. Mack Are Quite Confident of Success, While Gov. Haskell
 Predicts Great Victory.

Denver, July 11.-(Special.) )-Every democratic delegate is leaving Denver hopeful of success. It is not the spirit verbally hopeful and will stake their last dollar on any election where there is a chance. There is a different feeling here. The delegates have talked with men from Kansas and Nebraska from ln- diana, Illinois and Ohio Here in Colo rado that fine old senator, Henry M. Teller, says we will carry the state and Senator Teller is very conservative. and one of the few who sat in ..ls box dur ing the great convention demonstrations without feeling the necessity of throw ing away his hat.
 You get over this kind of thing when you are 7s," said the senator. Colorado is democratic this year and it has been a long time since I felt better over the situation. The west Is with us to man. With our candidates and our plat form we can appeal to the east as we have never done before"
 Tom Taggart, the chairman of the na- tonal committee, said tonight:
 Indiana will go for my old friend Kern and the south can, of course, be counted on to give it's solid vote to our cause. We had a convention composed of the best and most intelligent demo- crats of the nation and the platform they adopted and the men they named party standard bearers are guarantee of success. Tammany will help us out and we might just as well begin to cheer now.''
 Urey Woodson, secretary of the national committee, was just as confident as MT. Tom Taggart. "The south has never failed to roll up good sold democratic majority and this year will be no excep- l tion," said MT. Woodson. We could have had Ollie James of my state on the ticket if we had wanted 1t. but Ken lucky is with the list of certain states and the convention chose a state that is doubtful with the hope of winning it. l think MT. Kern will carry Indiana and Tammany has never failed so I don't see the use of worrying.
 Norman E. Mack New York's member of the national committee, was ready to lay a good wager on the success of the democratic ticket
 with Tammany and the solid south with us, and Kern certain to carry ln- diana and the west enthusiastic over having a western man at the head of the ticket, what room for doubt is there? We will have a sweeping victory that will astound the republicans of the nation, was the declaration of MT. Mack.
 Governor Haskell of Oklahoma has a twofold reason for prophesying the suc- cess of the democratic ticket.
 First" said MT Harkell, the coun- try Is just recovering from severe finan- cial depression. Always when an admin istration has the misfortune to record a panic the people are prejudiced against the regime. A second reason lies in the fact that the country can trace that de- pressIon suffered last year to the tcler- ated infation of stocks. No party Is able to survive such a record.
 'It is just like the night out being in- evitably succeeded by a headache. The republican party has had its night out and will now have the headache. I car ried Oklahoma by 30,000 and Bryan can go 10000 better"
 To cap it off, here Is Boss Murphy of Tammany, who says:
 "No democrat in the country need fear that Tammany Hall will fail to do its full duty We will roll up a majority in New York city that the upstate cannot offset because my information is that upper New York as the situation stands today, Is not in mood to vote the republican ticket If the election were held today we would sweep New York, and l cannot see what we will lose by delay of four months Some of my enthusiastic demo- cratic friends say they can win without New York To that l have this reply: New York will not let you. We are with you.'" w. S.