Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

Chicago. July e0.-Tho Democratic
national committee today removed
Press Representative pcvlin.
After taking this action the COM
mittcc adjourned until $3.50 without
trausactlng any other important busi-
ness.
Chicago. July SOP. ]. Dcylin was
the storm center Of the Democratic ma
tionai committee gathering this morn
lng and the nght over bis retention or
dismissal became very bitter
II was reported the Aligeld people
made threat 20 Vice Chairman Stone
of the national committee that they
would withdraw from the Democratic
party and form national committee
Of their own In the event NJ the dismiss
sal of Mr.. Dcvlin. Some Of Mr. ATT
gcld's followers made this assertion
with great energy but the ex-governor
personally. and Judge preutiaa. who o.
practically an authorized mouthpiecc %
Mr., Altgnld. refused a. subatuntiHtc any
such statements They made confident
assertions 0f the belief that Dcylin
would not be- Dismissed.
Everything THIS morning was I'm the
the committee appointed ut st. Louis
10 Investigate the charges against Mt.
pcvliu WIN report in favor Of his dis
charge.
shortly before noon the Altgcld pro.
pie made a decided change Of bias" rec
garding Devlln, when VIM j. Strong. a
close friend and adviser OF Mr. Att
geld. announced that the latter did not
propose 20 stand or fall by Mr. peylin
or hy what was done with him, This
was accepted BY the Harrison people as
a SURF indication that pevlin was Co
70 and that the AltEcld people were
trimming their sails In order that his
dismissal might not compromise them
TO any serious extent.
The Altgeld people have won an UNI
qualified victory au far no the attend
auce at the meeting tonight ll cone
cerned.
WIN. J.. Bryan. who DRIVES this morn.
ms, Will certainly speak ana what is
mOrv. practically every member ~ the
national committee will be- there 90
hear him. The schemes OF the HART
son faction 20 draw the committeeman
l 20 one side by Invitations 10 carriage
rides, trips 10 tie drainage cunal rides
/ Oh the lake ana similar delights proved
| frultlcrs. ana not only viii practically
I an the committeeman be % the meet
| ing but large portion of the HarH-
son crowd AZ we'll.
. ne harrison men AUNT ANfNN fAH
forts TO draw from the meeting have
resulted IN failure but claimed they
are making their fight against Deylln
I and n they secure his removal the sue
| cess o. the meeting NO matter how
I gllttcfinE u may BE- cannot iniurr Thorn.
Mr.. Bryan today made proposition
/ 10 the warning Democratic factions In
/ Illinois that the meeting tonight be-
I placed under the control " the Demo
cratic national committee, This would
relieve him from the dilemma ln which
] he In NOW placed uf taking sides iu the
/ llllnolH row. The Altgsld people, who
are in control uf the meeting. agreed Co
refer the matter Gee thl national com.
/ mlttee Both sides agreed that Mr.
I Bryan has. through no fault " hia own.
l been placed lu position where, mo-
matter what his decision regarding the
meeting may be-, be- IL certain 20 lose
q large part or the support OF the
. Illinois Democracy
Any change in the management Of
/ the meeting viii relieve him personally
I Of an enhancement
There was strong undercurreut OF
feeling among the national committee
men against accepting the proposition,
they claiming that 10 would look too
. much ~ though the committee was dis
posed 10 endorse the silver proposition,
The silver men ~ the national commit
tee are. OF course, willing 10 accept
charge OF the meeting uud say that
they will have sufficient strength a,
the meeting TO carry Mr Bryan's prop
usltlon. II N now certain that unless
the blmctallists secure the recognition
they demand from the national com,
mlttec AZ This afternoons meeting they
VIII form a new national committee
There seems 10 be-, however strung
probability that they Will obtain IA,
] formal recognition they demand and
that no bolt viii be- lu order Thoy
claimed this morning 90 have two
thirds OF the national committee aud
said that there viii Dee q formal de-
yinrutup IN their favor by the nation
al committee aa soon as they have pre-
scented their demand that they be- all
lowed 10 cooperate In the next ma
tionnl campaign With the national com.
I mlttpe. Vice Chairman Stone refused
20 say anything upon this subject
81 don't know what We VIII do,
said he Nobody knows what wlll be-
done. ! am not looking Tor any bolt
from the Democratic party. however
can assure you. There may Doe som,
honest differences uf opinion but there
| viii De no split
4 large meeting Of representative
from the New England States was held
this morning ut O'Clock. iu the room
the Unity building, Tor the purpose u
"organIzing the New England liiWctul'
llc League
An organization was Effected with "a,
following officers; Geo ", Grcoac of
WoonRocket, Il, l., president. Homer $
Cummlns OF stanford Conn, secretary
and Win !, Bohnuuan OF stamford
/ Conn, treasurer
The president was empowered 10 up
point an executive committee compose
pf representatives from osCh Of m,
New England States Arrangements
were made "a hold mass meeting a
some convenient place IN New Englnu,
at which the following speakers hay,
consented 10 make addresses. william
j. Bryan. eN-dov, Altgold, George Free
Williams Judge Tarvin OF kentucky
Senator blackburn OF Kentucky. SEN
at1r TIllman NJ South Carolina CON
gresham John j. Lentz o. Ohio cN
Gov. William j. stone Of Missouri
senator John W Daniel ~ Virginia
Major Warner Of ohio. Congressman
Charles A. ToWue Of Minnesota. W. n
tCoin) Harvey, ex-senator Allen o
Nebraska and Senator Henry NJ, Tellel
OF Colorado.
what Beoame OF the OyeTcnats.