The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-28
TO TALK WITH BRYAN.
sULZER, CROKER AND MURPHY
WILL GO TO LINCOLN.
SULZER AFTER SECOND PLACE.
HE HAS ESTABLISHED HEAD
QUARTERS AT KANSAS CITY.

sterling Price of Texas Is Looking
After the New Workers. Vice Presi-
Dental AspIrations-Kansas City
Taking on Gala Appearance.
Delegations VIII Begin to Arrive
SoOn-DecIarntion of Independence
viii he Read.
Kansas City, June 27.-Congressman
William sulzer, who is being doomed for
Vice President on the Democratic ticket,
Richard Croker and ex-senator Murphy
Of New York. will have conference at
Lincoln, Neb., with William j. Bryan be-
fore they come to Kansas City to attend
the national convention.
Sterling Price of Texas, who has open
ed headquarters here for MIR. Sulzer, re-
ceived telegram from that gentleman,
saying he had left New York for Lincoln
at noon to-day Another telegram say.
Messrs. Croker and Murphy will be in the
Nebraska capital within a few days Mr..
Sulzer hopes to be on the ticket with Mr..
Bryan, and it is said the latter expressed
desire to confer with him. Further than
this Mr.. Price would vouchsafe nothing.
President OConnell of the Sons OF LIB
erty, the oldest organization in New York
is on his way to Kansas City ana will
open Headquarters for Sulzer tomorrow
or Friday. Fred FeigI, editor of the Tam
many Times another Sulzer boomer, will
arrive Friday
The city T. beginning 10 take on a gala
appearance in antic patton of an early
arrival of delegates, business houses are
being decorated, arc and incande scent
light are being strung In prcfus on on the
downtown streets and a general clean up
is In rrogr SIS. A good-sized contingent
of Eastern newspaper reporters is already
here, but a general inflow of people is not
expected until Fr day.
Ex-Governor William j. Stone, national
committeeman for Mississippi and vice
chairman of the national committee, is
expected Friday night as are other men,
bers of the subcommittee who will hold
a meeting on Saturday. James Boyle, dis
trict leader of Tammany. will arrive Sat
urday with about dozen of his coll
leagues. They come 10 prepare the. way
for the Tammany delegation, which win
reach Kansas City Monday evening on
two special trains.
Sunday the state delega tons will begin
10 arrive. The Pennsylvania delegation.
made up OF 100 people, and the Montana
delegation headed by w. A. Clark, are
due Sunday morning. and the Kansas del
egation in the evening. On Monday the
delegates from Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont Massa achusetts Connecticut and
Rhode Island. with George Fred will
iams- of Massachusetts, their vicce presi-
Dental candidate, will reach the city,
and on the same day the California and
Missouri delegations Will arrive.
The greatest rush of delegates will be on
Tuesday. Nearly all of the states not
mentioned are booked to arrive on that
day.
A convention innovation. the reading OF
the declaration of Independence from The
platform, will be introduced at the first
session on July T. and according 10 the
present programme. the music ans dec
orations of that day will be selected with
a particular idea of commemorating the
national holiday.
The badges for the delegates have been
received. They are elaborate affairs
There is an cxidized silver bar for the pin,
below which hangs a silk flag about four
inches long. To the badge is attached a
medallion of gold or oxidized silver.