New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
BRYAN VOTES NEEDED.
views OF C. 4. WALSH.
McCorkIe and Tozcne Worried by
Murphy-McCarren Fight.

Chairman Taggart is now engrossed in the pri-
mary developments OF campaign plans Els apart
nents on the fourth floor Of the Hoffman House
were Yesterday the base Of his personal activity
IN Joseph 7. flaming as his Immediate .ssooiata
MI Taggart marifests willingness to put In full
hours' but ne disclafrns the ambition TO do every
thing himself He says he subscribes to the theory
At Il Is good generalship to give others who want
70 DO things q chance. and such as have peculiar
Hlhess lot particular phases Of the campaign will
nave an opportunity to exercise their talents He
Is cutting out the work Everything. so he said
yesterday is harmonious in the executive organiza
uon. Nevertheless, the review Of internal dissen-
sions that appeared IN yesterdays Tribune was
confirmed IN express terms by several OF the party
leaders who are familiar with the actual situation
enough bad blood has already been stirred to
outlast the campaign, and in sections where con-
cord and enthusiasm are essential 20 Democratic
success.
Before W. F. sheehan's departure on Thursday
conference was held at which Chairman TaEgart
was present. and an understanding was reached
that VIII make il impossible for the national COM
nlttee TO invade the field OF the State committee.
Chairman Taggart. being asked yesterday il II
We're possible that the national committee might
be called together again in the course Of the cam,
paign said: 1t can. Of course be called together
al any time but naturally, when the executive COM
Hi'iee Is carrying things along smoothly. that
would be unnecessary"
Charles A Walsh OF Ottumwa. Iowa, who is
national committeeman from the Hawkeye state
ana was secretary OF the national committee in
hoth 1885 and 1900 spent some time with Chairman
4ssgart seen subsequently IN the Hoffman House
Nj Walsh said: The votes Of the Rrvan man
VI! DC necessary 10 the election OF Judge Parker
! believe he wants their votes: but the course mr.
slec oy q certain New-York paper committed TO
'-7 support o. the candidate. and its characterza-
uoa OF the men who have followed Mr. Bryan
ana believed in him. can only do injury to Judge
Parker Yes. I expect 10 do what can to aid
II his election. because believe IN recognizing as
ina! and binding the action Of my party conven-
ton do not consider the financial question an
!SsUe so tar as It relates TO double standard at
the ratio ot l6 TO / this time and do not be-
IeVe Il VIII De during the administration OF Judge
Parker. II he is elected President. ! am however
SIN olmetall!st and believe IN tariff for revenue
OILY and II IN the next campaign those who be-
eye with me are in the majority. should be graft
ne re paramount issue of this campaign is the cleo
Ex-Governor ": a McCorkle OF West Virginia,
@ Eno was one OF he pothcation committee TO visit
Win NeET-fork. but not without IL, which makes
corpose ths,r Sirreren"es !g IN tIs c!Iy
J-onaI success OF the party depends on the united
something more than a local question Murphy
ana AcCarren should get together for the good OF
3s Anent The The opinion Of the wss, virgtntan, con-
Towne said yesterday: Il an neiI5er a rnen9he-
q q Iamnany Hal nor counsel for Mr., Murphy, but
70 be that the surrender Of Mr.. Murphy is the only
way 10 secure harmony. Ny notion IS that har-
mony IS concord-two strings in unison. Snap one
OF them. and you do not produce concord The re-
suit, accurately speaking, would be merely a mono
cord and not harmony"
Daniel McConville OF Steubenville Ohio who
was Chairman OF the speakers bureau Of the na-
tloia! COMMITTEES n both Bryan campaigns, is act
ing tentatively in that capacity. under
orSarlzation. He is now occupied with the pre-
l-nlary details OF the work-getting IN touch with
the spelolrders learning what dates the most
prominent ones among them can serve the
TlItee, and making schedules accordingly. Ex-
senator IoWne was summoned headquarters
yesterday 10 confer OF the extent 10 which he can
be billed for the campaign.
Ine furniture VIII be placed in che headquarters
n the century building, opposite the Waldorf to-
oaY' and the temporary quarters IN the Holman
House VIII be abandoned Beginning on Monday
mission.