The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-21

what his personal convictions as
to the relative merits of mar
ties or candidates in the municipal con-
test in Chicago. TO hermit The national
committee, which he -epresentfd. TO IN any
way be drawn into such controversy: CHAT
il was very injudcious and unwise for
him to have prepared such an article in
the first place, even though he afterwarl
Teconsidered his first determinal 20
publish it; but your subcommittee dcs res
10 call especial attention 10 The fact that
the article complained of was published
in the Chicago daily press. distinctly
claiming that II was by authority of The
national committee, and its chairman.
claim then known and now admitted by
Mir. Devlin 60 be false
Mr.. Devlin remained absolutely silent
from then until the e.ecion was over. al
lowing 10000 copies of those papers con
tanning this article to he circulated in
Chicago and vicinity and permitting it to
have its fun effect whatever that may
have been, and made absolutely no effort
to correct the false impression conveyed,
or to eXtricate the national committee
from the false position in which il was de-
signedly placed. In this your sub-com-
mittee believes that Mr. Devlin was I'M
fortunately unmindful of the plainest prin-
ciples of fealty due from a trusted repre-
sentative to the body granting him author
ity.
In view of the fact that press com
mittee has been provided for as a sub
committee Of our national committee, and
WIN me understanding that said sub-com-
Htttee As III lutuie TO supervise ana con
tIol all the methods of publicity in Wn Oh
t1e committee ana the party are interest
ca Is our oplhlth' ana We hereoy recon
mend tnat me national committee pr,ss
bureau OF WhIch MT DeNuo mas leeh ar"
Is now IN charge shou.d pe placed ullder
the cohtroi OIL inc press committee OF the
national committee and that is orGaniza-
uoh ana IutuIe operations should ne Ill
rected an" SUPERVISED by said press COM
mlttee. Respec!fu ly sui ted,
"Urey Woodson. Kentucky
James 6. johnson. Kansas.
JOSephus Daniels. North Carolina
A motion was promptly made by Mr.. Ga
nan OF illinois that the report of the com
mittee be adopted, and it was carried with
three dissenting voices o Donuell of Col
orado. Williams Of Massachusetts and Alb
bott OF New york, voting in the negative.
MT Bryan did not vote Notwithstanding
the fact that he held two proxies.
The matter of rules was then taken up,
and Senator Tillman of South Carolina
moved an adJournment as all the mem
DeIS OF ,he committee were not pIoNHeo
to further nroceedinps mil tbov vers
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Wee Chairman S one then took the floor
and made a lengthy address, outiiuing
the work the committee should pursue. He
made no motion and no action was taken.
Mr., Williams Of Massaehuselt is moved that
the matter of the press committee oe re-
ferred 10 the executive committee cf the
national committee with power 10 act Tits
referred to the committee appointed 10 as
sumo charge of the press bureau Mr.
Blanchard moved an amendment to Mr..
Williams motion. empowering the chair
man to appoint COMM tee of five to have
charge of the press work. thre, of the
TIE anendment was edopted Mr.. Clavfon