Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-29
WANT NEW YORK Nan.
Democratic Delegates Will Insist on
an Eastern Man For Sec
ond Place.
Congressman Suffers Boom Shows
the Healthiest Growth at
Present Time.
Bryan's Wishes Likely to Govern
the SelectionSulzer's Visit
at Lincoln.

Kansas City, June 29.-'sNew York
man for vice president" is the cry that
grows louder and louder in the demo-
cratic national conventions vanguard.
Coupled with 1t i'll a less vehement
strain is the name of Congressman
William sulzer. His boomers are the
first on the ground, and today his stock
is In the ascendant
His success depends upon two things
the will OF William Jennings Bryan
and the attitude of the New York dele
CATION. His hackers say the fact that
lie has been summoned by Mr.. Bryan to.
Lincoln for a conference augurs well
for his chances. AS TO his standing
with the New York delegation, they
point to the well-known friendship be-
tween him and Richard Croker. and
predict that If Mr.. Bryan says the
word even the Hill men in the delega-
)8tion wil8rally to his support.
No one here by the way. pretends to
explain the talk about David b. Hill as
MIR. BrNan's running mate. Western
democrats say that his announced IN
I.tention of coming TO Kansas City for
1.-THE purpose of trying to secure mods
| tication OF the platform is sufficient to
\ take him out of the vice presidential
\ race. MIR. Hill. lit is understood by men
looming direct from Lincoln, is far from
satisfactory to Nj. Bryan.
4 Mr. Hill wired the Coates House yes
jsterday that he would arrive Sunday.
i He will flock by himself, SO far as New
4 York lis concerned. AS the majority OF
the delegation and Tammany will be
al the Midland Ii Is reported that he
may make n pilgrimage to see Mr.. Bry-
AN, but arrivals direct from Lincoln
say he is rot expected there
There s no doubt about the earnest
Iness of Charles a .rowne. the populist
4 norninee, and his friends. He has head
4 quarters engaged. and the silver repub-
lliioans will hold convention simulta-
slsneously with the democratic gathering.
They and the populists intend to im-
4 press upon the delegates the ability OF
A Mr.. Towre ms a Note-getter and urge
.I3his nomination. Their pressure may
E|sprove TO be a decidedly disturbing fac
4 tor.
4 One Interesting development is a re-
Il port that Mr.. Bryan may come to Kan
n sfaS SlSitS curing the cOlNsIltiDIl diteI " ~
II Some of those now here think the great
demonstration which would follow his
a appearance WOULD carry enthusiasm al
over the country and start the campaign
loft with "A hurrah that would be beneti-
Icial. This is "a matter which will be de-
Itermined by Mr.. Bryan and the leader.
4 when the latter arrive
= Talk of a contest over the platform
= sroNs. Ii is known that MIR Bryan no
#Eenly wants the Chicago platform reaf-
Itirmed. but that he also desires the II
!. Eto8lsdeelaration reiterated as strongly a:
: ttit WAS In the Nebraska state platform
Many, tho, think u strong matilrinatio,
S I1of the Chicago platform In a few word
n Will be sufficient on the silver issue
These diverging views are certain 7
bring on a clash In the committee d
Resolutions. il not in the open conven
. ton.
Every effort is being made toscomplet
I the convention hall BY Wednes'da
The men in charge enc,
their promises that the gathering vi
mot be delayed a minute by reason Z
-3Iincomplete arrangements. There
& much more to do. but wherever ma
s can work he is employed. 20 that til
II prediction of the committee will n
Z doubt be verified.