The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-15

Senators by the people are two OF the
themes Bryan IS emphasizing IN MS
latest speeches Reviewing his own ser
vices to the party, he said at Auburn
Ind:
81 did not expect to win at St. Louis
7 knew before / got there that the ma
Jorlty OF the convention was not win
me. but felt under Obligations 10 the
millions Of men who had voted Tor me 10
go there and do the best 1 could, ana
went there and fought from the time i
got there until i went away.
II Judge Parker wins a victory IL VIII
be q victory COR my ideals as well as
mis-, ana if / could die on the night after
the election and could feel that /, IN
small part had contributed 10 drive out
of this country the infamous doctrine OF
imperialism, / would feel that I had not
lived in vain
Colonel Bryan's political eye has evil
IDENTIFY not been dimmed by temporary
defeat Hope springs eternal In the
eapaciOus heart of the great Nebraskan-
knitting Local Tickets.
Partisan rancor in Wisconsin shows
no signs OF diminishing. and the la Fol
lette and Stalwart adherents seem de-
termiued TO tOmahawk one another UNI
mercifulIy. While acknowledging its ef-
feet, il cannot lose the State TO the ma
tional ticket, experienced observers say,
but IL viii mix things up tremendously
ln the Legislature. and the choice there
OF a successor 10 Senator QuarIes.
An example of the party's internal
strife is found IN Rock county, the home
Of State Senator Whitehead, who two
years ago was a candidate against La
Toilette for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton. Whitehead is trying TO secure re-
election 20 the state senate To prevent
this Governof La Toilette. ten La Fol-
letts speakers, and Representative
r. An rs
county for the La Toilette ticket, the
national ticket. and the Democratic can
didate for State senator.
Several Stalwart orators have prom
ised TO follow the governor through the
county and speak before and after him
at every meeting he may address They
win be provided with automobiles. 10
follow the governors auIomoble, from
" nich he does his speaking senator
Quarles Is one OF the speakers who VIII
thus trail the governor.
Inciting Negro Voters.
From New York comes a report that
the Democratic National Committee has
been q party 10 the sending out of an
inceudiary political document calculated
10 stir up negro sentiment and urge
forcible measures. At Democratic head
quarters admission was made that the
matter had been handled by DE Lancey
Nicou, vice chairman of the national
committee. and the Rev. Mr. Tice. "a
negro preacher Of Baltimore. The paper
IS circulated gratuit0usly at both state
and national headquarters, and has no
second class mail privileges
No connection with the iuhammarOry
pamphlet is attributed 10 either Senator
German or James 4. Jones, "a Doth
have been absent from the councils OF
the Democratic committee for two or
three weeks. Had they been consulted
90 rs known they would have vetoed the
Endorsement OF such sentiments by the
national organization. for the disfrau-
cLisemeur or the negro was accom-
pIishCd ia Maryland through the iustru-
mentality OF German, and in Senator
Jones state there has been but au In
considerable vote since reconstruction
days.
one plank OF the pronuuciameut0 ex-
tolls Thomas Taggart as the uegrO's
friend. III SAYS.
owe heartily iudCrse the election OF
the Hon. Thomas Taggart of Indiana as
chairman of the national committee as
one who Isl thoroughly iu touch with our
peuule and whose record as friend s.
Cen. James g. GARRISON. surveyor or
the port Of New York. and one Of Presi-
dent Roosevelu's political NeuJeuauts