The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Candidate Confers With Party
Leaders in New York and
Maps Out Campaign.
G0RMAN TO DIRECT FIGHT.
Country Is Ia Re Made 10 Under
stand That Democracy Is Party
"f rh. People and rh. Enc
my of rh. Trusts.


I EEPI- FiT.i" sFF'TAL
How York. S.pt. lJ.-Judz- Alton Is
I Parker arrived IN this city from E.sopv.
today. established his hea adqua-rers In n.
ne@ Asior Hot-i, ant after ten hours ci
/ hard work. IN which ne was ably s-Sis-e-
hy William T. sh..lan and Henry Casa.
! way Davis. the Democratic rorniue.. 20.
! the vice presidency. h. us, ireI new life
| into III" campaign.
| The most significant result ~ .his v.<.,
I of the Democratic noEaire.. ua= the OIL
! cial announcement by NJ. Su.,han. a.
4 head Of the Democratic National Exe,t!-
I tive Committee. that Senator Arthur rue
/ German OF MARI land Wuuld actually ii
I ret the Democrats carnps N from Ills
/ time o.. he will Iipt =Iygi.rt Thomas
Z TaG=art a. chairman. but wiii deyot. nj
/ energy 10 Tire battlefield IN the Faster.
anj Atlantic States. anu his experience a.
tho successful director or two national
campaigns Will t- Of Invaluable assistance
20 his parry.
Another r.rlarkatic result o. judge Par
state leaders to redeem the state b. nam
ing for tne =oyeruoT-hip = man ~ fGl;
stat9r-. who would Invite victor. an!
VAS Summoned and asked 10 / al the state
tick.J
~" vas told that IDS accordance would
make victory .,gbly sure. and IN. lead
ers impressed upon him their Judgment
thsi- even a. tn. sacrifice OF IL trlv4s.
interests. 81 "a. his duty 70 answer hIs
parry call. ME- Lamont. however. would
not yield. t-caus- ne believes that with
a man of Edward NJ S1.yarG ryI-- the
psr'y would b victoriOus- BUT the lead
ers nave not given Up all hope O: .I.gu-
ems him - make the race.
.yIso m ha.!olsL nanaf"rs
the West %. Nlldl-- w.-t.-r conc tio-s
and Siil b":it hts energies to iuu!fg ;ne
f-haia6ie states IN that section. hu- 10
move AL! be maze - mis- coadiuto-s g.
the East. Nss,rs. She.hau AID GOrnan.
Un;il he has been fully informed ard con-
s-!ted
Another pgnIhcant result q. thi. visit o,
Judg. ParksT was The practically IMAM.
nous expression h- all hts visitors after
Their conferences with him fFst III. ise-r-
ocratic party rnust tlsassociate Itself from
Intimate connection with or direction r-ur.
the trusts of ihs country o. the forces -
hind them.
Each ~ ~. leaders voiced the opinion.
after his interview with the Julss. that
:hs party must take strong grounds
against all Illegal oombinations that re-
strain trade. and the slogan is said 20 ne
votes"
II Mr.. Lamont finally declines. Nr
sheJfarG seemed 10 be tho man selected
by the ma sjorfty % Ju.g. Parker-s Wis
itOrs as of the proper size for State stand
ard bearer.
All ths Democratic managers called ~.
the Judge today AT his hotel. and to- each
he CAV. Instructions a. 10 how iu MS
estimation. the campaign should - con
Quoted He made Il plain 20 all tho Lead
er- that h. wishes 20 have eliminated AZ
once the impression which has gone forth
that the Democratic party "a tolerant of
trusts and allied interests
n S1Fsr W Cn Sfs-- n rT-T~a 10. sgsNf
his leaders that the Democratic party -
Cnslterabiy opposed 20 trusts and all they
imply. He showed much diS,ieasure at
the impressions concerning the psrty'r
alleged attitudes toward thss- interests
which have gone out through the country
and urged all his leaders 10 exert every
voters that the Democrats party fs the
peoples party and that it, object and IN
tsntior are 10 protect the interests - the
people and not the interests OF caIitA;.