Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
Will Probably End in a Howl
 of SOrroW.
TAMMANY NOT TO BE TRUSTED
The Tigers Scream of Approval of Hoda'S SiIVerlfc Ulferance Will Die Away Long Before inc Time Comes fo Choose Delegates 10 inc National Democratic Con- VonfIon.

Washington, July H. The Bryan
 people week after it's utterance are
 continuing to grow elated over the
 manner in which Tammany received
 the Bryan free silver Fourth of July
 elouuence of ex-Governor Hogg. Some
 of the older heads, however, give eau
 tion against attaching too much i'm
 portance to Tammany cheers. They
 know that Tammany is not always sincere in it's demonstrations. Bryan
 has a following in New York, and in
 some quarters the hope is entertained
 that, under the influence of this fac
 tion, and in deference to the prevail
 ing sentiment of the party as na-
 tional organization, Tammany may be
 induced to accept Bryan and the Chi
 cago platform; but the general atti- Jude of the Bryan people toward the
 New York democracy is that of sEs-
 p:cion and caution. It is quite cer-
 tain that -Tammany does not want a rival organization which is likely to be recognized in the next democratic national convention, and if cheering Bryan speakers will insure a certif1- cate of regularity they VII not be backward with their cheers.
 Generally the Bryan people are feel ing much more comfortable as to the outlook for their next national con- vention. They have for some time been annoyed by suspicious of a con- spiracy by German. Croker and a lot Of others who do not believe in Bryan ism to get control of the convention, OF to at least develop enough strength 10 interfere with the Bryan plans . They feel more treasured now, how >ver, since the operations of the Oppo- sition have been brought more into the open. The Bryan people are satisfied that the democratic party cannot get away from Bryan and free silver, and tha+ the conservative men will be compelled to give up the fight and ac- cept the consequences. The suggestion that the powers now controlling the the democratic party are considering the advisabiiity of looking to some other candidate than Bryan has no foundation in the plans of the men who ran the '96 campaign. Bryan's disavowal of personal ambition made in his Atlanta speech has no signff- canoe to the democratic party leaders beyond desire on his part not to ap- pear to arrogate too much to himself The thing they are struggling for would be incomplete without Bryan Tbpir tention upon the platform, and to have it known that it will not suffice for their purposes to have Bryan made the candidate if the nomination is coupled with a compromise as to the platform. They insist on the '96 plat form and are satisfied that Bryan's nomination will then take care of it. self
 The object of the meeting of the democratic national committee in Chi cago on the 10th of this month is not for the purpose Of considering whether or not the 96 issues and candidate should be adhered to. but is to devise ways and means to render it abso- lutely certain that neither Bryan nor the platform can be overthrown The purpose is to make a count of noses in the national committee. to canvass the situation so as to determine where there are weak spots in the Chicago platform organization. to discuss the efforts of the Croker-Gorman people so l get control of the party organization. and to decide what steps further than ] have been taken are necessary to hold the party strictly to the '96 lines and | prevent trouble in the national con | venti0n.
 GEN. BUTLER FOR EXPANSION.