The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-07
BRAVES At KANSAS en-
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Continued from Papa,
Dubois of Idaho, one of the ma,a---
the Silver Republican party u-nfs ers Of
ally be chairman of the Conn, =, prob
Resolutions appointed at the CONE cone o.
July 4, and in this prospective enuoh
has been consulting ...e Democrat /
ers regarding proposed plant ~ae
Democratic party regarding the n ne
q Alene riots. Senator Dubois 10 eG
anxious that the subject should ven
/ included in the platform on acco,,e u' De |
the effect it will have on Idaho IN d
He says it is a local affair and or pt.ucs
/ to be nat.onalized. 1t is known the, iOl
resentative Sulzer, of New Yor. "ep I
Lentz, of Ohio. who pushed the IN, dnd
gation before the House COMMIT esa' /
Military Affairs. want a strong nian1 %
nouncing the action of Governor g, ue' |
enberg, and the employment of tn t,
ed States troops. Such a plank, Mr. nn
pols says VIII mean rupture in IdeS.
| among the allied forces opposed ., a.
Republican party. nose with wb,r, w NV
Dubois has consulted say there is a All
deal of force in mis- argument. and 10
been promised a hearing before ,ba n Na'
m;ttee on Resolutions of the Der,oo sO4
convention.
SULZER ON PLATFORM
LINCOLN. Neb., June So.-wber =
gresham Sulzer leaves for Kansas ~.
this afternoon the popular supnos,,,'s
among the Democratic politicians no,, ~
Lincoln IS that he will take with hiro a.
expressed wishes of Mr.. Bryan as TO w..
should be contained in the financial nl,1s
of the platform to be presented 10 -
Democratic National Convention n.
l Sulzer is regarded mere as the mona
l New York delegation. MIR. Sulzer III
self is for pos tive specific declar,to,
{ for free silver coinage at a ratio OF "a ~
1. He will not be satisfied with reaf,
e firmation of the Chicago platform
IAN attempt to hedge or shelve th,s
) question would be cowardly and ne
: trayal," said Mr.. Sulzer to the Assocat.
!. ed Press correspondent. 1T would be an
e admission to the Republicans that val
r have accepted their contention that frs
Y silver is a dead issue and that we wers
n wrong and that they were right in ths
e fight of four years ago. 1t is folly ana
3 false to assert that free silver is dead
either East or West. In my last canvas,
e for a seat in Congress, in strict al
Y most in the shade of Wall street, msSI
: silver the whole issue, and my majort,
e was the largest ever given in the district
o / made the fight on this issue agaas
Y the advice of party leaders. too"
/. Whether Mr.. Bryan takes the san,
r stand as Congressman Sulzer neither ga
s tleman VIII say, but it is the gene.
e opinion that they are not far apart
is noteworthy that J. Hamilton LsyJ
entertains for Mr.. Ryan the same al
tude as that OF Mr.. Sulzer Following
extended conference at the Bryan hO
Mr.. Lewis said:
II am satisfied Mr.. Bryan, IL II v
left to him. would not consent to |
y omission from the platform of an expsj
declaration fer free s-.ver at 16 TO l."
BY the time Mr.. Sulzer reaches KanJ
4 City, most of the members of the M
York delegation will be there. Rictg
Croker and ex-senator Murphy will hlH
arrived by Sunday morning at the lsS
and on the tenor of Mr.. Suffers repgt
it is predicted, viii depend their subs
quent action. 1t is not improbable tl
Messrs. Croker and Murphy may 70
'e time to run to Lincoln and see Mr.. B1
ed an before the convention, although
re one in Lincoln can speak with authOn
on this subject.
Mr.. Suffers Vice Presidential boom
u not suffer as a result of his Lincoln VS.
He made the acquaintance of few
re the Nebraska delegates and the coupll
N of his name with that of Mr.. Bry
y, found apparent IaVOr.
y, II am not a candidate for second p'
70 on the ticket in the sense of seeking
~, said Mr.. Sulzer. Naturally l am gra
-, fed at the support which has been CIV
- me, and / certainly would not decline
- nomination. Furthermore, / believe
- am safe in saying IL the sentiment
Kansas City develops In my favor.
:, command the support of the New Il
~ delegation.
= Mr.. Bryan and myself have been wa
- personal and political friends. He Is
- idol of the Democratic party, ana
other name will be mentioned in the c
-, vention for first place on the ticket
iie Mr.. Sulzer had another conference
q, Mr.. Bryan this morning, but the n
ne subject under discussion was not DIV
ino ed.
,oo Senator Allen will be one of Mr..
ne ans visitors today and he may reu
"a until Monday. Populist Vice PresideI
Nominee Towne is also expected. bu'
coming is not certain.
nj There is a bare possibility that
ers pr,.an ,,ay vet he ;ndncad TO go TO
ng Sos C,tv 70 nart;c,nate in the clio
IL scenes of the convention. Kansas
10 men in Lincoln believe he will 90,
his arrangements are otherwise
ar telegraph loops are being strung 10
or city home, and LIT. Bryan's present ?
m are to receive, with a few friends d
ain tins on the proceedings of the con
seq ton.
IN TONNES CANDIDACY.
sui KANSAS CITY June 3o-Congress
tu- Towne registered at the Coates n
this morning and to an ASSOCIATED
at representative gave the following 81
ai statement: -
re- Il am not crowding my canoludc'
ian the Vice Presidency in the oroihnis
Tn and have canvassed no Delegations,
y friends rely upon the logic ana pon.
at the situation anu expect the Deino'
convention to nominate me.
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