The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

! b,Is OF ih- National Committee thi!h A'
w.Gld strengthen the party and help he
| national ticket. not only "a NeH N':h. bot
III Illinois. Lis nJtIy- state.
Democratic Lenders Confer.
Senator Jones fell in with Former Gov
eruor stone Il Missouri and Mayor Grny
OF pepusy lv4uia a, ,ha Hoffman ii';ls'-
Later Elliott panro-;l. called, AND during
the day William l. Hearst, tine new r:''S.-
dent Of the National L@asu- VI bstno.t.'14r
Clubs, had conference WIKI. the Western
IS.
Air. DarfogtI, announced THAI Nj HI.
would come to New Work tomorrow from
Observation-Disclosures and have a talk vith
! Me.srs Jones. Stone aGG Guff-y- Jr-y
Guvllsun ~ Kentucky, who accompanied
! Senator Jones To- New York. Will also De
present. Following this meeting more
! elaborate conference VII! br held probably
| at Long Branch on Sunday. and 1t is hoped
Ia bring Hill and Croker together az TINS
time and pu; them in harness.
Senator jones said today that he mo-
posed 10 conduct 4 lively High; in NcY
York He wants every Democrat To 30 h.>
duty. and ~ there is any way OF harmonic
Ing the local factions by persuasion OF with
| the party whip he intends 70 i!nG 1t and
! bring them together.
The Senator j. no: vet ready 10 announce
his Campaign Committee. 1t is expected.
! however. that Daniel J. Campdu Of Mich
| iEan. who * expected here tomorrow Will
| be chairman. Governor Stone and Major
Guffey will surely be members. and 1t /.
possible that hoth Hill and Croker Will b.
appointed on this committee.
In an intervicy Senator Jones said a. tile
income tax:
u.4S -f . that fl.a
income tax plank was left out of III" plat
form. But il makes no difference. because
the income tax was in the platform of 1920,
and that platform is rsaff.rrned."
The SeustOr was asked If the National
Committee would have 4 branch h-a'Iquar-
tiers in New York.
1t L. too early TO say" he replied. That
will DEPEND somewhat upon circumstances.
Campaign Fund. Received
Il leaked ont during the day that Senator
Jones received $4,000 in campaign subScrip-
tons before , o'clock this afternoon. tn"
names Of the Subscribers are withheld by
request. but they IRE said TO incluue sever
u wrll-known gentlemen VINO Support"',
the Palmer and Bucllner movement fou:
Years aga.
Mari. Hanna seized the throttle OF No
Kinley's Eastern national machine to-day
and started her along the campaign route
he and tn" President mapped out at their
recent Canton conference at Canton.
The orders Of the chief, pers naIly com
rnuricatcd to Joseph II. Mauicy II Maine.
Nathan Is. Scott Of West Virginia Cornelius
-. Biss and Frederick :. Gibbs OF New
; York. Richard g. keTens OF Missouri, or
Vile II. PidLt Of Connecticut. and such
others as gathered at national heaiIuart rs
10 greet him. We're that rainbow chasing
must cease. and that all coats must t.
dotted fr DESPERATE a battle as has
Lern fought since presidential conflicts be-
gan.
Hanna Is 20 remain In the State at least
Until September. to max. certain that his
commands are obeyed Then he VIII 81
West and put the deputies there through q
course Of sprouts
senator Hanna made his initial appeal
ance at the Marble Palace without display.
lie came Up from Elberon. y. j.. with
Treasurer Cornelius Y. Bliss. That finance
II TO b. a most important feature 81 the
Republican canvass was demonstrated with
~ two minutes after Hanna had shak L
hands all around. National Committeeman
BROKER OF Connecticut walked In upon him
, while he was chatting with Treasurer Bliss
and handed the latter bit OF pink paper.
That is C0nnecticuts first contribution 10
tho campaign fund. We shall be ready with
more when that is gone" said Brooker.
Treasurer Bliss was profuse in his graft
tudc "A he saw the check showed five fig
ures while Senator Hanna exclaimed:
We'll. that gives Us 4 mighty good start
| in the East"
Hanna interviewed.
Then Hanna called abou: him all the
members Of the National Executive Com
mittee in town. Manley, Scott. Bliss, Gibbs
| and Kercns responded. Naniey WIS placed
in charge Of the details Of the campaign
in New England: Scott was again notified
that he was Responsible for all the spell
binders.
Il am here TO open ihe Eastern head
quarters and work to make sure OF the
election of Mckinley and Roosevelt, said
Chairman Hanna, checrily. This camp1isn
IS to be no walknver for the Republicans.
The quicker they realize that the surer the
chances for victory. We propose to work
even harder than We did four years ago
We are not Intentionally going TO lose any
tricks. Every vote VIII De needed Ana
We are after the votes now
Chairman tones OF the Democratic Ma
tionai Committee is quoted as saying thar
Democratic prospects for carrying New
York are good was suggested.
DOCS Jones say that: We'll. Jones Ess
! sometimes been mistaken" answered Han
ma with an arching OF his. eyebrows. Il
shall wait until l have Canvassed the situa-
ton before / make any other prediction
than that Mckinley and Roosevelt will be
elected
You have read reports of detection OF
German Americans who supported Mckinley
in 1895 but who against him on the
imperialstic issue?
Eyes. | have read them, but have had no
evidence of such detection"
"Win the failure of the Indianapolis con-
ference 10 name a third ticket help Mckin-
| ley or Bryan most2"
II have not thought that out yet IT there
are any voters not convinced now that 1t Is
10 their interests TO support the ReSubhasn