Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-03
NO J|TTERS ABOUT
OUTCOME IN STATE
IN TODAY'S VOTING
Utmost Confidence Pre-
walls in Democratic State
Headquarters At
Raleigh
PEOPLE GRATEFUL.
TO MR.. ROOSEVELT
Winborne Says Party Ma
jority Going to Be One of
Biggest in History of State;
Young Voters ard Women
to Be Large Factor in Vote
Outcome.
PEOPLE GRATEFUL
TO MR.. ROOSEVELT
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.


Raleigh, Now 3.-There are no lit
day as to the outcome of the election
in either the State or the nation The
utmost confidence prevails that Presi-
dent Roosevelt will be reelected with
a resounding majority and that Clyde
r. Hoey and the entire Democratic
State ticket will be elected by one
Of the largest Democratic votes ever
cast in North Carolina Officials in
Democratic headquarters here even
believe that more counties will elect
Democratic county officials and Dem
Ocratic members of the General AS
sembly than ever before and that the
Republicans will be given the most
singing wallops they have had. in
years. The Democratic leaders and
voters may have the filters in other
states and may be anxious and doubt
full as to the outcome of the election.
But this is not true here, most OBJ
servers agree.
This is just as true of the rank and
file of the Democrats at work in
stores, offices shops, filling stations,
garages, driving trucks or taxis, as it
is of the active political leaders.
Those who are for Roosevelt and
Hoey are for him one hundred per
cent and are not even admitting the
possibility Of defeat.
1T is this splendid spirit and feel
ing of confidence that makes us so
sure that the Democratic majority
rolled up in North Carolina today is
going to be one of the largest in the
history of North Carolina demo-
cracy," Chairman ]. Wallace Win
borne, who has been guiding the
Democratic campaign in the State for
the past three months and especially
the last six weeks, said. There Is a
militant, determined spirit among the
people of the State and they are vot-
ing and getting out the vote as never
before. They have not forgotten five
cent cotton, ten-cent tobacco and the
Hoovercarts of four years ago and
have no desire to go back to condi-
tions as they were then under the
closing months of Hoover and Re-
publican misrule. They know they
have never received any considera-
ton from the Republican party in the
past, especially from any national Re
publican administration, and know
they would receive even less should
Landon by any chance be elected this
time. But majority of the people
of the State do realize that President
Roosevelt and his administration
have helped North Carolina and the
South and that the only way to he
assured of making any more progress
during the coming four years is to
reflect Roosevelt. The southern peo-
pie, especially the people of North
Carolina, are not without gratitude"
Agreeing that the only question in
volved here in North Carolina is the
size of the Democratic majority for
both the State and national tickets,
Governor j. G. B. Ehringhaus is i'm
plicitly that confident that President
Roosevelt will be reelected in the ma
ton as a whole.
"a majority of the people in the
United States are for President Roose
Welt and are in favor of giving him
four more years in which to bring
the country completely out of the de-
preston" Governor Ehringhaus said
II am more convinced of this than
ever following my two weeks of cam
paigning for the National Democratic
Committee in Ohio and Pennsylvania
1 am also confident that Ohio, Penn
sylvania, West Virginia and New
York will give the President a ma
jority in spite of the very intense
campaigning against him in those
and all the other states. But this is
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