The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
DEMOCRATS SEEK CANDIDATE

DEMOCRATS SEEK CANuIDATh
 Ma. se Oppose aashes ls Hard to New York special a'
 New York State Democrats are east
 seou TSsy HSs have is Sesn ' % Congressman William Sulzer, who represents the Tenth New York district on. the east side of the city.
 trict by S,03o or 10000 and two years ago he had in the district about two votes to eys-y one cast for other can
 said he would have won If Hearst's supply of money had only given out. He has been Speaker of the State As sembIy and has very large personal
 sulssr has been termed an unpolish- ed diamond Of New York's east side.
 He has been trained in the school of
 practical politics agd knows what the the the votes of those German Americans
 who fear that Hughes may follow up his successful crusade against race
 track t: samslins sy esnaPsiiing the mos most
 Some of these citizens think suizer
 would stand for the liberty of the tn-
 dividual as against legislative super
 vision 0n.p cI pess1ndai p6d naol,s. h |. r.rt,orsa
 in turn for every nomination that is about to be made, from that of the
 presidency to a local judgeship. is Su-
 oss Gogs lgssss s of pe Ss
 puts him into the claas with Sulzer But in his court decisions and opinions
 he has been conspicuous for his advo-
 the actiuisy 0 s of the and the police. The Personal Liberty League.
 which is trying to make trouble for Governor Hughes, would like to see the
 induced to raise . campaign fund for him.
 Boss Murphy of rammany Hal. has no candidate of his own. but he. with state candidate is a to pe 'i 1t is as a safe @ predic- @ ton that the candidate of the Demo crats will not hall from New York city Any city Democrat will be knifei by ss . Murphy sso man. or Wi viii be' cut cut by Murphy for not having declared him self hostile to McCarren.
 .snbscriptions went Be Refused. quarters. Now is the time to sub scribe. The Democrats apparently are not yet in financial condition even to open up the rooms they have engaged raised any sum of money worth talking about 1t is heinz spent in the states of the Middle West, certainly not In the so-caiied debatable states of the T raised any big. fund. and the money will probably not flow in until there is real scare about Eryan's chances. As long as Republican business men feel that Taft Is having 1t all his own way they will not volunteer to walk up to the cashiers desk. When Bryan comess East to speak Republicans will prob- ably hasten to chip in to help snow him under.
 By the date of the Republican State Convention the feeling. said 1oa exist among Republicans sgainst the re, of Governor Hnghea will have pretty nearly disappeared, and a list of state officers in sympathy with the purposes of the governor will be put Into the field. Contrary to a be- lief in some quarters that Hughes will be a rather weak candidate. Repubii- cans in the confidence of the Hon. James s. Sherman declare that there is no Republican in New York whom Judge Taft would prefer to have upon the state ticket with him. Mr. Taft that while some members of the sporting fraternity would De pleas ed to see Hughes deal completely In politics, Hughes is the man to enliven the eampaignTby his personal appeals to voters. He has the farmers and the of the upstate counties soIidly behind him. and he will arouse enthusiasm among them.