The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-10
II VIII Consist of Members cf Al
Parties Opposed 60 tho Repubisc-
ans and work for Fusion wAer-
ever Posstbie-Mr. BryaM WIN Not
Towne SIN On the Feace-vice
Qso Pending Nebraska Mtddle-cf-
the-Road Popsltst Coaveaticm.

i'ffHntfdtit nuttpHdi campaign tx
1890 were outlined and practically agreed
upon today at protrscted conference
between the leaders 81 the party. The
plan Includes tho appointment OF a cam
patgn committee. as agreed upon between
representatives of the Democracy. silver
Republican and Popuiist parties st Kan
sss City.
This committee VIII include members
OF all three parties, and perhaps also
Democrats not members Of the national
committee, but who arc prominent IN tina
councils OF the party. THIS committee. II
is said, win have charge In a measure OF
the practical working OF the campaign,
and will work for fusion on state and
congres sional tickets wherever possible.
The press and executive committee. II IL
expected. win. with one or two exccp-
tions. be the same last year. The pet
Sonnel OF ali the committees was left In
the hands of Chairman Jones. The suea-
tion OF national headquarters was also
lett in his hands, IL was stated that Chi
cago would probably ee reflected.
Mr.. Rryaa Has Na ptnna.
Mr.. Bryan said today that he had made
no plans as TO ;he part he would take In
the campaign. and would not DO 50 untti
he had conferred further with the party
leaders The subject was discussed ut
the meeting. as well as the amount of
campaign work TO be done by Mr.. S',,sn-
son. This feature. IL was said would
not be fully decided upon until after for-
NAL notification ~ their nominal sson has
been given Mr., Bryan and Mr., Stevenson.
which wifi probably not be for several
weeks.
Hrysn Wtll Not Toss Cosatvy.
Committeeman Johnson. OF Kansas.
stated after the meeting that an under
standing exists that Mr. Bryan VIII not
tour the country. as he dsd during the
campaign Of is% but will make trips from
time 20 time 20 the larger eenters Of pop
ulation, remaining IN Lincoln a great deal
of the time. Many visitors arc expected
here during the campaign. and lincoln
will In way he central point of the
campaign.
Mr.. Towne may not announce his dsci-
sion in regard 20 tho vice presidential
nomination for several days. although
several Popuiist leaders IN the city stated
today that he might announce hts with
arawal TO the PopuIist executive commit
tee tomorrow.
waiting on OId-iiue papuuisss.
The Democrats leaders. however. state
that the whole question has been post.
poned until after the mlddls-afsthesrssd
state Popviisi convention. % 30 bsi6 mt
Grand Island, Neh.. July 2a TIE attitude
that viii he taken hy that winR % thu
popHlists and the strength dcveicrcs hy
them win. Il IL said. he cioseiy observed
as a criterion in ether popuilst states,
and should no serious daengtieu from ina
regular paDullsts ca account Of Mr.
Towns's defeat IN the Democratic con-
vsntion he noticed. y conference -t'h ~.
PapaliHi leaders viii then Be hesd. at
which iine Il " expected MIR Tg1ns's
withdrawal viii Ne announced
Senator Jones aad Committeeman CAM
paa Stone ana Johnson LETT fof CHI.
ago tonight where they expa.s 10 meet
Congressman Richardson. af Tennes.a~,
ana discuss the rpake-ap ~ the vgrlaus
cop,,p,t.ess urlg, "a sha announcement,
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