Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-09-19
IN FAVOR Of BRYAN
EMPIRE STATE DEMOCRATS WILL
INDORSE HIM At BuFFsLo.
Tummany Hall Conceded to BE in
COntrOI-The Slate Is Already
for COuiirniatjon.

Buffalo. N Y Sept. 15.-lt looks ike
ARRIVAL OF the Tammany delegation has
done more to bring in view the old
convention faces than anything THAI
mas happened. During the afternoon
Ia are was every evidence Of friction.
but as tha evening Wore on, the Tam
many delegation arrived in town, every
light controversy that had arisen vas
s.lo2the over, and it became NOR
than ever evident that the convention
was to be dominated by the great D2-
litical organization frem New York
city.
From the time Mr. Ilinckly arrived!
this morning, and announced that the
selections Of Elliott Danforth, the
New York member of the Bryan and
SeWall notification COMMITTEES, fo"
state chairman and Frank S. Campbell
for national committeeman were ia
yorable to Mr Hill, until late tonight.
Wnen this news was confirmed. there
had been a conflict among the assem-
bled delegates and q flood of &9s SIP
fhat led up To the belief that there
would DO serious friction. L ends To-
night by the withdrawal of Mayor
Malloy from the contest for state com
nttee chairman and the endorsement
of Mr. Campbell for the ot'ice Of ma
tional committeeman. an ending thaI
20 everybody's mind signifies ,o?n-
promise With Senator Hill. in order 70
keep together the state organizations
and a withdrawal of Senator MurphE's
candidate in the interest of harm ny.
1t also leads the skeptical to allago
that the newspaper differences ba-
tween Senator's Hill and Murphy were
concerted for purpose. and that tna
whole affair of Senator Hill staying
away and the organization finatiN
hoWing to him in the matter of the s.
lection Of state party officials, was for
he purpose of deceivlng the rank and
file into the belief that there was a
Inference of opinion as to the VIII IL
conduct of the convention.
When he story of the candidacy OF
Danfurth for the craftsmanship Wa
irst given out this morning, Mayor
Malioy of Troy, who had been herald
ID as the candidate of Senator Mur
phy. was highly indignant But Just
when men We're beginning to think Il
fight was on between Senators Hill
and Murphy, Mr.. Malloy appeared
With Mr.. Danforth, and after few
frnedly conversations, declared With
great display of astonishmenG tina
he did not intend to be 4 candidate.
that Mr. Danforth was the only candi-
late in the field and would be elected.
\ l,,,-,> -tl TO, u.
n relation to the candidacy of Frank
campbell for the Office OF national COM
nitteeman although the Albany dele
gates, headed by Norton Chase. who
have to their credit the keeping home
of Senator Hill, declared in the after
noon. with much freedom Of speech.
that the slate of Senator Hill could
not go through.
The changes in the program during
the afternoon and evening and after
the arrival of the majority of the
delegates, We're not many. The ticket
as it stands selected today, is: For
GOVERNOR John Boyd Thatcher of Al
hany; lieutenant governor, General
Isaac Catlin of Brooklyn: chairman Of
he state committee, vice Major James
| Elliott Danforth of Shenango county;
national committeeman, vice William
| Sheehan resigned, eN-State Controller
| Frank Campbell of Bath; temporary
| chairman, Thomas T. Gray of New
York city; permanent chairman. b. Fl.
| Rockwell of Chemung.
| The platform will endorse the Chi
cago national ticket and platform
| will aIraign the last republican IegiS-
| lature as the most eNtraNagant in The
| history of the state: will say the
| Raines liquor law was merely for the
| creation of vast republican machine
| and to assist in reducing. at the ex-
| pense of a class, the tax rate of the
| state, which would otherwise have
been the largest in the history of the
| state; and, among other things, advo-
Gates the adoption of more stringent
| laws regarding trusts.