Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-21

inees. are getting II on all SIDES.
Bryan says Parker was nominated
through deception and it Is we'll
known a cowardiy make.shift platform
was enacted and afterwards repudi-
ated by the presidential candidate.
and the delegates bowed obeisance.
In this connection the following tele-
graphic extracts may be Of interest;
STEUBENVILLE o.. July III.
II. Timberake of Steubenville. who
was nominated by the Democrats for
congress In the sixteenth district, has
sent a letter declining the nomination
and states that he will not support
ing of the trusts"
DENVER, July 14.-FOrmer Gov.
ernor John Il. Osborne of Wyoming is
in the city on his return from the
Democratic national convention at ST.
Louis.
Mr.. Osborne is Wyomngs foremost
Democrat, having been alike governor
OF his state and its representative In
congress, and now being the Demo
ocratic national committeeman for
his state.
1T was the representations Of the
New York and eastern Democrats thai
Parker could surely carry New York,
New Jersey, Delaware and all the de-
batable large eastern states that OBJ
tanned him The nomination" said he.
Il do not believe he will carry Wy
oming."
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, July 14.-En-
gene V. Debs, Socialist candidate Tor
president, says:
"Organized labor has no more un-
compromising enemy than Henry q.
Davis, who charges union labor with
being a criminal conspiracy and does
not permit his employees to belong TO
trade union.
when the mine workers were con
ducting a strike in West Virginia,
said Debs. 81 went there at the re
quest OF, and with United Mine Work
ers officials. We were epjoined by
United States Judge Jackson from
even leaving our boarding house.
Henry G. Davis was mainly instru-
mental in having this done. He is the
very incarnation of the oldtlme slave
driver.
"As to Parker, he is merely the per
sonal candidate of John D. Rocke-
feller..
six weeks ago w. j, Bryan said
that no self-respecting Democrat could
support Judge Parker the tool OF the
trnssss ss aBa, af{ af{ Il ttssfh now Supporting him,
a political degenerate"
PITTSBURG, July 14-Pittsburg
Democrats are greatly disturbed over
the action of Judge Parker and his be
lated telegram to the st. Louis con
vention. One of the local leaders said;
The local leaders were knocked al
most breatbless at Bryans charge that
Parker's nomination was obtained in
deliberate attempt 10 deceive the
people and by crooked and ipdelensi-
BILE methods"
One local Democrat holding high
position in his party's affairs said this
morning:
"Bryan's actions during the nation
al convention We're good deal more
manly than were those of Parker You
may talk as you may please, but Mr.
Bryan is very much alive. lie is sull
popular with Democrats everywhere.
and it is not to be wondered a. If he
comes out for president in 1908.
Judge Parker could have announc
ed his views on the money question al
the time he was given the indorse
ment by the New York state conven-
ton He could have done so with the
strictest propriety. Instead of that he
hid behind his judicial cloak until he
had the nomination. He became very
much frightened at the assault OF the
eastern newspapers upon the Demo
cratic platform, and he thought II was
mp to him to say something then
which would put him right with the
gold standard people. He is II poll
iiclan. He received his education as
chairman OF the New York state com
but for honesty and candor
give me Bryan any day"
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CHICAGO, July li.-Roger G. Sui |
Ivan. the new member of the Demo
cratic national committee from Ill. |
lois, declared tonight that II wag not |
desirable by members Of |
he national committee that William |
Jennings Bryan take the stump for |
he national ticket Some days ago |
Mayor Harrison invited Mr. Bryan to |
speak at n ratification meeting which |
8 to be held in this city in few days. |
Mr.. Sullivan declared. when informed |
,f the Invitation that had been eN.
ended to Mr.. Bryan that the leader
rom Nebraska must NOT come into
Illinois to speak"
Explanations were at once asked OF
Mr.. Sullivan, and he declared IN reply
hat the national committee had de-
,ided not to have Mr.. Bryan as one
# fits speakers. The reason assigned
~ the committee for this decision.
Iccording TO Mr.. Sullivan, is that, In
heir opinion, he would do the ticket
more harm than good
When informed of MIR. Sulliyan's de-