The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
dlNS OF CAMPAIGN.
rlser Democrats to Invade the
Enemy's Country.
nrAm TO SPEAK m NEW YORK.
oeaonfton Exercises In Madison
oness Garden, New rork-Safion-
n COMMITTEES Organized.

r.x~zxo. Jufy n.-Ths oil Democrats
.-.s.nsI COMMITTEES closed iis work and
sss.araed sine die tonight. and irr1ne-
100 thereafter the Few COMMITTEES
r-s-s 4 70 conduct the coming campaign
= far organization. The meetings were
- a tbs committee pariors OF the
e'sszer hoasa, both Of the candidates,
=, pyyan and Ar. sewail, being present
8 ,>ouxsf. 10 arrange the details OF the
~..ssax OF the committee on notification.
- n0assnees were tie center OF askrac-
= from the committeeman and the
~s~4s who were admitted 70 the pre-
san1ry meeting Of the Old committee.
= Hzrrtfy expressed 70 his associates
Z. ,e<ret a. retiring from the chairman
- After years Of such agreeable labor.
- Fair, OF Kansas. veteran member.
l.red resolutions expressing the thanks
= ~ committee 20 Dir. Earrity fer his
.sf,lfy and inpartiaI.ty IN administering
- Suttes Of chairman. and to Secretary
o.~rtn Tor efficient service. Compliment
- sseeches we're made by Gen. Blair
- others. after which the resolutions
~rrs unanimously adopted.
r. rail OF the new COMMITTEES was then
..1s&d and notice given Of an imme6late
reestux. viaereupon the old committee
.ssaurrs6 sine die. There was an interval
- eeperai handshalxing. Chairman Har-
v9ty announced that II had been suggested
4 Ain that he should cali the new CON-
~sttee 70 order, which he did. and said
Il rs ready 20 entertain a motion as
q Ia ssIecfion of tenn orsry chairman.
aenatos Pasco. OF Florida. nominated Mr..
Hsrrity. and there being several seconds.
~ pasco put the motion and Il was
saryssd. q p. sheerin. OF Indiana, who
"a the former secretary Of the commit
i fs-. Although not q member Of the new
en-. was elecssd temporary secretary. II
VA thsn decided 10 go into executive
session. excluding All except members OF
shs national committee.
Chairman wh1sA OF that committee,
mats the sug3sssion that as Mr.. BRIAN,
fhs noustree Of the convention. was pres
ar. II wou.d Be agreeable 10 make ar
rsnxsmenfs fos the notification. The aues-
sfon e0nndered was a. TO the time and
pnre This opened q vide range OF dis
ecssson ~ 10 tn manner OF conducting
TIE campaign the general sentiment being
hat II should Be an aggressive contest.
and that the war should be carried into
New York And New England from the
ou.set
Mr Bryan spoke for fifteen minutes. II
rs n no sense an oTatorical effort. but n
cain review Of the situation and suggest
I've Of ways and means for effective work
NJ Rryan Approved a suggestion which
tsa bean made that the exercises attend
~ the notification Of candidates could
hsheId with sfvantaRe In Maelson Square
Garden. New York. In about three weeks.
us vas me place where the exercises
ssrs held four years ago. when the COM
uzttss notified Mr.. Cleveland of bis nofrs-
sa5on and heard his address OF accepts
sncA In view OF the fact that he canls-
htes we're 30 widely separated, Mr.. Sew
y nv4ng IN Maine and Mr.. Bryan In Me-
Hrxska New York seemed 10 offer con-
ssnss1s meeting place. both for the candi-
dates and the many members OF the aoti-
fsat.on COMMITTEES. Mr.. Sewaii also spoke
bsedy. expressing his readiness TO enter
hso The campaign work whenever the
tonmfttee desired II.
4 Gov. Stone. OF Missouri: Senator Pasco,
4 fiosfdh. Chairman Hsrrity and others
uSsd sn early and vigorous opening OF
- campaign. and the sentiment was gem
~ that the Eastern states should receive