New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
rs BRYAN CRISP'S MANI

STORY WHICH INDICATES THAT HE IS
From Hollands" New-York letter in The Phila-
delphia Press.
ma ton Of Bryan is triumph of politics. quite as
skfuy employed any Of which ne I nMs mao mao
e eno~if farmer than Mr whitney II the reports
which are in circulation here To-Day nave nom 1tn
ton Of Bryan WAS Large "gt sre of the
HoSse e' Mr. crisp 1t is true Mr. Crisp did
not appear personally at the Convention. ana mao,
in timed his fop EnrV Wss in 70 ees
sion But his plans which had in view tne ed h1 the,
nation of bsyan eu %h the and
perfection OF action Of an admirable, machine
Both Mr. Whtney and and Senator ennS s da or .wo in
Chicago that the Convention. instead OF Deins
without leader had one But they cousG not
influence working mysterously. but always surely,
there but the Tno men there had ali
the mannerism of lieutenants, or OF those Th ~
carrying out righteousness yea b pan aSnued
that something caused Senator Ii with his Soy an dit
intuition to point to the absent ahe
G cSaries F. !n STisp. "''''''' ,.ors
to.day that some word. perhaps incautiously ut
tered or some act o. Mr.. Lewis. the delegate from
Georgia who placed Bryan c W, a the eader
and master Of the Georgia Democracy. MI; |cisp'
the real h oa of in hs by
which will be taken TO him while he is IN 'his CITY
''' Gentleman who has large business interests in
Eastern Tennessee. not far from the Georgia me,
and who is there much OF the time , , r,S
into association with some o. the ieaa.hg ieioc 80
from Georgia last winter THIS man Is De,,orra,:
Of influence In Georgia by reason or ms indrriase
t6 Georgia woman II happened last Wlh'eI Una sna'
several OF them. in which the silver question , was
discussed and the programme OF tie sldvei a 70
racv rs laid out by the Georgia leaders, was re.
MIR Lewis said to him. Tine nominee OF the Demo
ccra,,c National Convention will be Bryan, OF Ne
Graz eU az viii be not only supported by Georgia;
but his nomination has been SUGGESTED u" oil "e"
Mr. Lewis went to say. as reported by ms ms
man that Bryan In the first PLACE was pecta ,hs
Second place because he is a young man ana mas
no record or associations TO einoariuss RIM or l.D
Nr Crisp regarded him as perhaps the mos' elec.
i've speaker for the stump, at east IN SiiT nn
SUI SUI na~tv And there were other reasons given
perhaps more specifically political and personal wny
Mr T'r 81 saw n Bryan the candidate Tor the Tree
''i II was then pointed also that according to M
tinnid in association with the nom ma tlon nu' ne
should be kept we'll in the BACKGROUND untl al ,he
popyent on and in such dramatic and sensational
| mar.ner as would persuade It, ,.-,.-. 1900. lac,
wjnteT' and the history of the Convention shows
that the purposes then entered mo nese Dee" '"'
TIT r. ,bose WHO know what the relations between
MI Crisp and Mr. Bryan have been ever I'm, sihGe
Bryan mai Mr.. Crisp being entirely inslig Die
Tor The Presidency. and certainly not a"iiaDis even
thoagn Rr r rs man after his heart. Those
who will study the course OF the ueorgla neit s,
aon ~ ,ns Went to Chicago having Bryan in mind
as the candidate The impression o, TINS H;li
man Is tnat mower IN his Administration and viii
Dnrobably be named as Secretary OF the Treasury