The sun., 1904-07-04


scarcely tell what 10 make OF ". Senator
(5orrnan has said that he would not be
candidate before this convef tioh " he d'd
mot believe that he could he hoH'iha'eu'
that he would NOT permit the use on n'9
name for the purpose ni bfeahng COW"
we oana,daoy o' any o,ne' ,,,sn',s -, sa,.
Duv c n. 20 ,-,,'...,, u,at ~, ,an Ia nomi-
rsor oor'htn pe"e'o VIC. ~ ,,.o .a,snn
Iseo W enN No, ,'i,.s a,a h,,pgrv
sn.s ue 'ou" ., " -, i.,in 4, tho slogan.
sc .n " WV, WV, ina' ~. Ear,o Iii
orrnan ana no rI.. "i ,ini,,,o,, a-r,ved
y, Wv. ,a,,s,i t,, CoI n Victor
- u poo s,pa,or C,or-
DAuen,ah gu" mni o.. s,;,, ,,s uith him
insn a'oo','"t -, ,rh;o,, a.nator
"Hip VI ~" .,Io,,,,d here
s.v. i""" "o'''' 80 -, s,,,,n,od ,,n in
4, ,,,,i,b,r ren,diates
No or 'nlee in'ee, ~ d,,n,, In
snyHn'b 'n"' w" ',> 4, ..,e,r,n. Il
INC pae' "ni u'e'e ,. 81. n,,;,-
sturoi'y ana n'',''y ue aIls FOR n
'enance o, sounu s"on.s ,',ia, a
hevis'o'i VI 'he ''' ~ ~, ,,,. >t.rv,,nd
Coi oeuennan ea'u ~ .r,,.Io, rnornino
oelega'oh WIZ iire. "" ,,,,,a. shs,, he done
- ueo'ue ''ie'i CoI Rauoh-
- .la.,, .ha, bo ,ro,ld Give half of his
life to see Senator German nominated here.
Int he did not care to 20 into specific de-
tails as to any recent conversations he had
had with Mr.. German.
,.pvvp uvs IN oopMAN BOOM.
~, - ,,, tho German
-.... a NV. L. pU
.Is ., 4; a,,al, -rest deuand for
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't,., Tv,a' sno.. So,,harn states in
oe'esa',ono ,'i,an
e', ,r NE" ~, =, ''l.' d. ,ho y;-oi,io de,egate
i"on' In n''.' ,orsa,ions with Mr.
ae ''an ,n"" ,''i I,,ea,. o,,d o,her Denoorats.
Da''e "'"' Io'' N',' '' 49,, 800, fri.pd,v
ni. iy''' nas A.. p,ar says though
10 oe,.a'o. h 'm mo 'h;da ,i hr ,hs dscson Of the
ina, Ina. ne VIII aD ,.t,iah j.. tn osser,b,e
ne'n'a uea,'o"' ga.
rh, H., narn,,r pidder of New York
- .i' a., fr;andIy 10 CLEVELAND and
,sIonoI,.. ' "od ha u,,s around discussing
sTn;rs ,,.;,t, al sorts ~ delegates to-day.
%u, "' ~ c,go,, sa;d tbat the Penn
sS,,,,,,;,ns ,,.o,,ld ca,,ous to.morroy night
~. ahla,, ,,nav n, this time lust what
- 81. o;,,ht d.,aaates from the Kew
s,e,a e St.,s rnrld do
~ s.v,~ ~, ruv scv.r
..;.
,,;,,h, -, , s,aaner
rrh. NobrasLa st,tesmar nromptly went to
b.d o,d ,ooL a long nan. He seemed un-
n.rt,,rhed nv any situation which is to con-
front him hare He sustained his old repu-
t.t;on fo. ho;ng the soundest sleeper and
,ha h;ogost Gator in this country.
An dnr;ng tho dav at least after his long
nan Col Rrvan had long talks with the
H.a rat manaoers II is a truly remarkable
atote NJ affairs hut nevertheless true, that
Cnl prv.n ands himself in the convention
~;tho,t tho sunnort Of dozen delegates
.,,ts;de ~ tho State Of Nebraska. He is
-,r,no,,.d tharefore To lean ,,pon the
.,,nnort which William r Hearst has gained
nv bis untiring efforts of the last year.
Col Rrvan heard that Senator McCarren
Of Brooklyn was to introduce resolution
In the caucus of the New York delegation
on Tuesday morning calling for a specific
demand for the maintenance of the gold
standard. At first Bryan would not be-
lieve the story. When he became con-
vinced of it's truth he said:
.McCarren is only blufing, and the New
Workers are only blufing; they won't dare
III
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le -ka. ,,,,, =,
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Inc lammany chlei.alns neaoeo oy
Charles f. Murphy arrived this evening
but MT Murphy hao nothlng Whatever 10
say iurther than 10 relerate ms o'e-re-
- ~. s,,a,a., .,nd;a.,a - non,;nata
tcr tho raasor that be cannot he elected