Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-29
ORGANIZING.
Sound Money Democrats Prepar-
ing for the Fray.
The Coming Fall Campaign Will
Prove Very Interesting.
The Different States Arc Preparing to
Send Representatives to the Indian
apolis ting-Te1ecrsms From
Mahy sound Money Democrats.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Thc sound money
democrats received more letters and
kilograms Monday from several states,
assuring Gen. Bragg and his executive
committee that state organization
would be pushed and national commit
tecmcn selected for the indianapolis
meeting. News of an encouraging ma
turc was said TO have been received
from that state. of which much has
been expected, but from which little
has been received among the party
leaders-New York. The contents of
the dispatches were not disclosed,
The executive committee received a
telegram from Rufus Hardy. chairman
of the Texas sound money organiza-
ton, stating that Texas would name
next.
John G. Bullitt, prominent Phila-
dclphia lawyer, who has been leading
the sound money movement there since
the convention and was asked by the
committee to organize Pennsylvania,
tclcgraphed his consent to serve and
stated that a national committee mem
Der would be named in time.
Lyndc Harrison. of New Haven, CT :,
wired similar acceptance on behalf
of his state. He was delegate at
large to the Chicago convention.
Euclid Martin, who has been chosen
national committeeman for Nebraska,
telegraphcd that Bryan would soon
discover his state was yet to be con-
quered by the silver forces.
News from Baltimore showed a
strong development of sentiment there
for another ticket although the first
sentiment among the party leaders
had been in opposition. Samuel Kim
BILE, of Manhattan, Kas., informed the
committee that arrangements were in
progress for q state organization, and
that member of the national commit
tee would be named to attend the meet
ing.
A. c. Cassell, of Hartman. Ten n. :,
in a letter, says:
''We have organized an honest mon
ay club and intend to have state or
ganization."
Gordon Woodbury., of Manchester,
n. H., editor of the Guardian and
delegate to the late convention, wired:
Il will see that New Hampshire
representative is at indianapolis,
John Gill, of Greensboro, n. c., a
delegate -at-largc to Chicago, tele-
graphed Gen. Bragg:
IL approve your suggestion to organ
ize the state and appoint a committee
man. This will be recommended to a
meeting here Tuesday night
LINCOLN, Neb., July 2s.-United
States District Attorney A. j. Sawyer,
who returned yesterday from visit
with Secretary of Agriculture Morton
at Nebraska City, announces that there
is no longer any question but that Ne
braslta sound money democrats will
nominate a state ticket, whether ma
tional convention is held or not A
meeting is called for Omaha some day
this week. when call for a state con-
vcntion will be issued. Mr.. Sawyer
says the sentiment among Nebraska
sound money democrats is favorable
TO another national democratic conven-
ton.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2S.-Every
congressional district in Kentucky and
nearly every county in the state will
be represented at the meeting of the
conference OF honest money democrats
that will be held Tuesday at noon in
the Commercial club rooms in the
board of trade. The Louisville men,
bers of the Honest Money Democratic
league are in receipt of kilograms from
all parts of the state announcing that
representatives will be sent here, and
at the proper time regularly elected
delegates will be sent from all of the
counties to the honest money state con-
vention, which will be arranged for
Tuesday. The principal business of
the conference is to arrange for the
holding Of q ssats convention,