The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-20
SAYS TEDDY IS ON
The WANE
Jay P. Graves, Just Home
From New York, Says
Democrats Will Win.

house will be overwhelming demo-
cratic, that the republicans will prob
ably lose New York, that Roosevelt
is proving a decidedly losing card in
the New York campaign, and that
the insurgent wing of the republican
! party is on the wane are eastern AMI
middle western sentiments every
where expressed to Jay p. Graves,
president of the Spokane & Inland
who returned from New York Sunday
after an extended visit.
Il am d republican and Roose-
welt man. Before | left Spokane no.
| body could have made me believe
that the republican party would lose
because of Roosevelt. 1t has been
proven to me that Roosevelt in New
York is a losing card and that the
| quicker he is eliminated from the
campaign the bigger will be tbs
chance of the republican party OF
capturing the state.
New York Democratic.
THE Union league of New York,
solidly republican organization
took a straw ballot while I was in
New York and the result of that bal
lot, which was all democratic, is in
dicative of conditions prevailing
throughout the East. The sentiment
in the East indicates that the house
of representatives will be easily
democratic.
"A victory for the democratic par
ty is more to be desired than one
for the insurgents. While the for
mer is undesirable enough conditions
would remain more stable with the
democrats than with the insurgents
insurgency Wanes.
Insurgency, it seems from SEN
timent throughout the east and MIDI
die west, reached it's climax during
the primaries. We have gone off on
tangent before. Populism, Coxey's
army, silver, and what-not, have at
tracted the masses until they stop
ped to regain their senses. The sup
porters of the insurgent candidates
are recovering and sentiment seems
to indicate heavy losses for the in
surgents.
The most remarkable thing in the
New York campaign is the freedom
with which big republicans have
come out firmly for the democratic
party. Betting odds, SO often indica
tive of election results are against
the republicans.
No Danger of Panic.
Fasteners seem to think that we
have passed the critical period Of
seeming depression which threaten
ed U.S. said Mr.. Graves. impress
sions gained seem to indicate that
there is no immediate danger of a
panic.
There seems to be a feeling that
the American people are facing
period of progress. | anticipate solid
development for Spokane AMI the
state of Washington. immigration
to this state is large. On our train
there were 500 immigrants who
were bound for this state.
Healthy Development.
Washington is we'll and favorably
known in the east and middle west.
The large immigration to Washing
ton reflects the general feeling that
this state con offer the man of mod
ern means more than any other state
in the Union. The development of
Washington will, l believe, be as
rapid end healthy henceforth as II
has been in the past.
That financial conditions are much
improved and that money is freef
for things on which loans may be
made is the opinion Of President
Graves. Money for railroads is no.
as free. There seems to be plenty
of money for farm loans though. l.
Is trifle higher though than last
year.