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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-16

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-16

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-16

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-16

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-16

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-16
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-16

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2~5iGbriges Irbeits SubilGum begina
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@9ibenbol3e erbdngt aufeefunben.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-28
TUESDAY, JUNE 2s, 1904.
OI.NEY.

The Pehnsylwania rumor that Colonel GufFey the Democratic leader in that State, has in his possession letter from Mir. Bryan endorsing the candi- dacy of Richard olney for the Presi- dency, is. we fear. too good to De true. MT Bryan has given no sign of such sanity during the last few months. Indeed never in his whole life has he shown such sobriety of Judgment as is implied in his rumored endorsement of the Massachusetts statesman. We sincerely hope 1t may prove true and that the Nebraskan is going to St Louis with some idea of proposing a decent compromise, rather than to attempt a rule or ruin role in the convention. Rather than permit his domination, the convention can well afford to show him the door. This is not to say they might not and ought not gladly welcome his assistance if he is going to cooperate as sanely as he would be doing in backing Olney tor the nomination.
 
 respect for MT. Olney's character and ability. If nominated he would in stantly place the ticket head and shoulders above the opposing ticket In reputation and strength. We are not saying he should be nominated as the situation confronts the party now. but we have no doubt his selection as standard bearer would be warmly well somed by Democrats everywhere, ex- sept the extremists with decided socia- listic or populistic leanings. His name would add undoubted force to the ticket One of the greatest debaters and strongest writers among American public men he would make short work of tearing away the veil from the attempted deceits and bold mis- statements of fact in the Republican platform.
 Recurring to Bryan. many a critic will be prepared to take of his hat to him, if he really means to do as handsome and as wise a thing as the Pennsylvania news credits him with having in mind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-28

with nothing. It has been done be- fore. It is called high finance. which Is the science of making vast profits from air or acquiring the possessions of other people for little or nothing.
 We predict that this process will not be permitted to proceed uninterrupted in this case.
 The Seaboard system is the one inde- pendent transportation system in the South. Its presence and it's independ- ence are of enormous value to many important communities and to the peo- pie of the South generally. Whatever other people may do in such conditions. the Southern people are not likely to submit tamely to having this value de- stroyed and the system taken from those who conceived. built and paid for 1t to be made a Wall Street juggling machine. It is likely to be a case of q united public and the great bulk of tho stockholders against outside interests coming in and endeavoring to capture a great and vital possession by sap ping and mining. John SkeIton Will Hams created the Seaboard system. was It's president from its organization un- til few months ago and is the chair man Of its executive committee. He Is practical and successful business man, intimately in touch with all the facts and condition. His word re- garding the actual condition and needs of the property would be accepted in any case, but 1t is reinforced and put beyond question by the known. and ob- vious and visible facts. The road has been earning an income which ought to pay dividends to the stockholders according to all the recognized prece- dents of the railroad business and tho present experience of other railroads.
 It has money enough to assure it's com fortable maintenance. operation and development. Attempts to force on it new debt and fixed charges cannot mean anything but an attempt to force it into new ownership. to destroy | it's independence and to depriye its stockholders of the returns to which they are entitled under all the ordina- 1 ry rules of business and finance. Mir Williams indicates very clearly in tbe interview printed today that he will not submit to this. He will have the public behind him unanimously. If an lattempt is made to capture the system by the methods above indicated. it will
 be resisted by all the power and means
 the mass of the stockholders can com
 mand and by all the weight and force l of public sentiment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-28
PICK GRAY AS WINNER.
Democratic Magf Select Jurist ana yudson Harmon.

Democratic Mngf Select Jurist and
 yudson Harmon.
 Chicago Record-Herald.
 Gray and Harmon as the Democratic National team to contest with Roose- welt and Fairbanks. is the latest up ble outcome of the National conven- ton which convenes in St. Louis July 6. and where all political interest cen ters now that the Republicans nave completed their ticket-making.
 Thousands of buttons bearing the strange device. Gray and Harmon" have been ordered sent to St. Louis by mysterious persons within the last week. Judge George Gray of Dela- ware has been picked as the winner ming mate Judson Harmon of Ohio. Attorney General in President Cleve- lands cabinet. has been selected.
 The delegate list, which Is expected to make good this forecast. needs only the representatives from Missouri to be complete. That State will hold its convention June 30, and 1t is probable that instructions will be given for former Governor David R. Francis, who is president of the St. Louis exposi- tion.
 In all. s64 delegates have been elect ed There will be an even 1000 in the National convention if Hawaii. Porto Rico and Alaska are given represen- S1tiOu Ol SlA uclc6dtcS cdCu. hc Philippines have not elected delegates as they did to the Republican conven- tion.
 Should there be no change in the present representation, 66G 2-3 votes will be necessary to nominate. Will liam J. Bryan and William Randolph Hearst contend that 1t will be impos- sible for the conservatives to obtain that number either for Judge Parker or for former President Cleveland. Mir Bryan. after a conference with MT. Hearst last week. said MT. Hearst probably would have 225 delegates. MT Bryan himself expects to have 100 delegates This still would leave lnem eight votes short of one-third of the delegates. MT. Bryan. however, will rely on his influence to get the dele gates to support him against the East in its attempt to dominate the Demo cratic party.
 The gathering promises to be as live ly and full of fight as the Republican convention was tame. From the meeting of the National Committee to the nomination of a candidate for Vice President there will be things doing. Nor will the convention be devoid of eloquence. There are MT. Bryan, John Sharpe Williams. Senator John ". Daniel, W. Bourke Cochran. David Overmyer and Charles A. Towne to contribute to the forensic display.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-28
PARKER FORECAST.
Statement Being Prepared Showing a
 TwO-thirds Vote.

IwO-tnIFOB SOtes
 New York Special to Times-Democrat
 William F. Sheehan is preparing statement showing that the necessary two-thirds of the delegates to the Democratic National Convention has been secured for Judge Parker. As soon as the last State convention has been held this statement will be given out.
 Like the famous statement made by William c. Whitney before the conven- tion of 1892. predicting Cleveland's nomination, this statement is expected by Judge Parker's friends to be an ac- curate forecast. It Is believed that on the second ballot after Wisconsin Massachusetts have cast a compliment tary vote for Wall and Olney.
 Since MT. Bryan's last Eastern trip Pennsylvania delegation has been poll ed and shows majority for Judge Parker. Colonel Guffey, who prevent ed the Pennsylvania convention from instructing for Parker pending possible development, is now of the opinion that the nomination of Judge Parker is the best way to suppress MT. Bryan.
 The local opposition to Judge Par ker, headed by Charles F. Murphy. Is also vanishing. This has been fore casted for some time. Former sena- tor Edward Murphy, who was some what vexed because an appointment which he desired was not made by Mayor Mcclellan, has lost his vexation and Is re-establishing his oldtime friendly relations with the Tammany leaders
 The former Senator is a strong sup porter of Judge Parker, and his and MT Sheehans friendly offer have had s \ thing rG:do with the cessation of Ch~rles F. Murphys newspaper inter- views in opposition to Judge Parker. Those tentative, friendly overtures have gone so far as to suggest that Congressman w. Bourke Cochran might make one of the seconding speeches. It will be recalled that MT. Cochran at the State convention, although opposing instructions for Judge Parker. made a highly eulogis- tic speech, and should have nothing to retract should he make a seconding speech at the St. Louis convention. It would be a novel spectacle to See Mir Cochran speak with the majority at a Democratic National Convention
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-28
The seaboard's Affairs.
News Leader.

Richmond News Leader.
 The special dispatch concerning the seaboard Air Line system dated New York and printed in the Times-Dls- match this morning is ominous. we have no information of its source. put evidently. 1t comes from somebody who is directly interested In having the public believe that the financial conoi- tion of the system Is bad The state ments of the unknown person are met promptly by MT. John Skstton Williams nrdor his own name. He has nothing to be afraid of. and is fighting In the open D,-
 will,ams says is true. He makes him self responsible for his assertions ana the records, the known facts ana the written figures are open so that ms assertions may be confirmed or contra dicted within twenty-four hours. In these conditions 1t Is not conceivable that he would say anything he coulo not prove.
 The hidden person whose statements appear In the Times Dispatch IS trglns to persuade the public that the sea
 board system needs large sums or mon V Mr Williams declares that 1t does not need money, that all 1t does need IS good management The anonymous nerson says the Seaboard has mada livery good statements of earnings
 "slnply because the road was operateo without regard to maintaining us nhvsioa1 condition" and that the system ''has had little money spent tor I'm movements and betterments during tn' isst three years" The records say that more than four million dollars have been spent on betterments aho permanent Improvements on the oea
 board in the three years since Lsol They also show that the Seaboard mas been making It's schedules better than any other Southern system. and that '' accidents compared with those Of other Southern roads have been few. Ihes' facts. matters frecord and knowI' edge, must overcome in the public mlho all the loose assertions that anonymou' persons in New York may put In type
 The publication In the Times-pis' patch looks like the beginning Of 2 process unhappily familiar IT th' public and stockholders can De per suaded that an enterprise Is In bad con dition and needs money, the money furnished and the enterprise is loaded with an unnecessary bonded debt lt' securities are depreciated, regardless of the real value thay represent ahe the persons who advance the unneees sary money acquire the property while the people who have built the property with their money and labor are Ter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-28
A LAME EXPLANATION.

Some days ago The Advertiser re- marked that The Sacramento Bee was a funny paper. because it had an editorial boquet for both Roosevelt and Bryan in the same issue. The Bee undertakes to explain away its in- consistency and here is part of It's explanation:
 man. It will probably support Theo- dore Roosevelt this year, not because 1t upholds his national principles in their entirety-for there are some of which 1t thoroughly disapproves-but because. in addition to it's very keen admiration of his manly. courageous. incorruptible and intensely American spirit, it is very likely he will come closer to representing what The Bee believes than the Democratic candi- date will be allowed to approach: be- cause 1t Is very evident the trusts will
 The Bee supported William J. Bryan belief in principles even mere than by reason of its admiratiorF for the control the Democratic nomination for the purpose of disciplining Roosevelt; {; for the reason that the Democracy will probably repudiate its doctrines of lss6 and 1900. when 1t became tempo rarily the Tribune of The People, and will relapse once more into the safe, sane and conservative Trust shelter it was when Grover Cleveland became President and the convention lackey of syndicated and criminal capital.
 That Is about the worst tangled at tempt to define a position that we have read in long time. Because it cannot get Bryan. with his free silver and his Populism. his anti-imperiaIism- and his socialism, 1t proposes to take his exact opposite in almost everything acrobatics we fail to appreciate.
 The Bee shows In the above extract, political There are hardly two public mel in the Ultted Stat. $ who are more widely different. both in their per- sonality and in what they stand for, back number and take up with Roose- welt because he Is looked on as the coming man is a kind qf political and to quit Bryan because he Is q however, that 1t Is yet taking its arEu- ments from Bryan. It speaks as slibIy of the trusts and Wall Street and mis. represents Parker and Cleveland as easily as Bryan himself does That but will not exactly fit the position oi a Roosevelt follower. In one thing however, The Bee is right, for the Democratic Party will certainly repu. diate its platforms of 1896 and 1900 at least so far as those platforms were contrary to sound Democracy. There is yet a chance for The Bee to be ac commodated with candidate to itt liking as the Indianapolis Populis gathering is sure to put out a ticket.