The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-24
Big ANTI-PARKER
MEETING IS HELD
VIM. j. Bryan Was Principal
Speaker and Met With
Hearty Applause.
A PLATFORM is ADOPTED
Also Condemned Expansion Policy OF
the Republican Administration
Criticised Parker, Hill Also
Protection.

Protection.
New York, June oe.-Cooper onion
was crowded last night at the anti
Parker convention called by some of
those who do not acquiesce in the
Parker instructions given at the New
York state convention.
VIM. j. Bryan was the principal
speaker, and when he appeared ON the
platform was enthusiastically ap-
rlauded. Before making his address he
said he would not name his favorite
candidate for president. but he made a
savage attack on The -'reorganizers"
and vigorously opposed the nomination
of Judge Parker. who WAS held up as
the candidate OF the corporations, and
not of the people.
Judge samuel seabury of the city
court, who presided. spoke of Parker as
the candidate of the ''p~lutocracy." He
advised the meeting to repudiate Park
Ell and urged the sending OF a delega-
ton to ST. Louis To protest against his
nomination II TO assure the
ton that if nominated Parker could not
carry the state OF NeN York.
The platform adopted at the meet
ing opens by condenujug the expansion
policy of the republican administration.
In speaking of the recent democratic
! state convention The platform recites
that the convention Instructed for Park
er by Il Vote Of sol 10 li9 and that many
of those who voted against the resolu-
ton of instruction represented the dem
oeratic districts of the state where en-
thusiastic support of the nominee is es-
sen,ial To nartv Success ,rhn Mai TOWN
goes on 10 say that Parker's candidacy
is d~iscredited by the character of his
sponsors and that neither he or those
who speak for him have presented his
candidacy so as ever to deserve sue
Directed Against Hill.
The plat form, continues.
..J11are Park, ts siisnt sanato. III,
speaks for him, We know sanntor ANS
record. As gove,nor Of The state Of
New Yor, no bloa,,e ,ha sne,at ha1,at
tion on t,a H. ,,if snd me i, nt,.S 80 80
Tha neonIa Of : Nn :, e, " - 80 -
ani,ia1 az 9. II!1 SMhieSs1u 'ietl
haaatan fo, ~ ~. az ~ tuo M,e,t "g m roas
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m' o'ya"s opeeen'
"hel MI SrSah arose he was given
ai. oNa.loh. IN part ne sala;
Man. saS ,i1. uii'lI you nave
IN eieolioil d, MH!cn JUDGE Iatker sets
iiauls noees .hal ! dlo ! snall INSIST on
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N ~ nv Mene = ~ no. 80 mere.
,iaa sta,,I5 o na Nv na.ao.'" eoiNeh-
49, 49, 80 aa'.a nv man
on,na,aed Tba grast o,ns % ,
vaar is NOT he r,nnay anestioi, W.
whether we ,ra 10 b,ya , nI,toana -
a dernocracv M oyy, nositia"
heen and viii he that shall not at
,on,n+ 70 daniaa NOV tha ,oush .
of Nv Hearst or nthers An r aen y
that We have 9 man on vhor, thara
is NOT the faint of n,ononolv
II want to give some reasons for INV.
opposine Mr.. Parker. believe that he
would be a weak candidate i'm the cam
paien and if elected n great olson