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Show National Committeeman D. H. Peery Is back from New York with a new supply of Domocratlc ammunition, and is busily at work at headquarters headquar-ters with the other leaders of the local untorri fled. Mr. Peery, during a brlet visit to Esopus, was greatly Impressed with the genial and domi nating personality of Judge Parker, who, he says, towers above David B. Hill and other men of note with whom he general public is much moro familiar. His impression is that Parker's chances for carrying New York are extremely bright. |
