The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-11
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sour now a SENATOR ana o"' i""' "a''"s
NJ Jones "i ARKANSAS, tnen a "ena'or' p"'
now on the political shell joined IN testify
ing TO the enduring qualities Of their paTty's
new leader.
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declared II we cont eiect MN ths yeHT
we'll keep on nominating him until we do
elect him.
With the Democratic. nationsI convention
~ W. D., ur,,od 1, oon.
TWO yeaie VI. ~,
temptation OF Old World wonoers' mas e1ain-
did in 1895 and 1900. Democracy now finds
truth in ths old yong -Absenoe Makes the
60 r..S n...a.-,, 1910
iiear' N"o" '""ue, &c"
a dozen States rkaIsas, Missou1' w
Indiana, Ohio and South Dakota-have
formally proclaimed him their choice for
tpa presidercv in zoos Wisconsin ohio
.on,n nnS Na,r ~ ond noarly oil ~
MihheSota anu we" i"A anu "eai'' en-
the Southern States are expected to fall In
line in the Bryan procession.
Henry Watterson has spoken for Kentucky
ord deoIa rod that Rrvan,s nomination ia
NN m" s.ui--.
inevitable. representatives, Inn SulhVah'
Charles Iowne ana Wllilam Sulzer nave
sounded the tocsin for Talnmauy, and the
Hon herman r, Mack of BuG 10 has snoken
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loT '"e re'' III 'no S"e VI q i"N %''
Esopusa and those VINO ~orshlp atuat SHRINE.
Gov. johnson of Minnesota asserts that the
Democracy Of his State will he for Bryan,
former Mayor Harrison OF Chicago has
pledged the support of Illinois, David h.
Francis, Secretary Of the Interior under
President Cleveland, has Endorsed him, and
many Democratic members Of Con gress
ha We swelled the chorus OF voices that shout
Bryant Bryan! Bryant"
Equally significant is the course that has
been pursued by prospective and possible
]contenders for the Presidential nomination.
Alton b. Parker, the candidate of two years
by suggesting that the nomination should
90 to a Southern man. Gov. Folk Of Missouri
has lust taken the drivers seat of the Bryan
band wagon, and Senator Joseph Weldon
Bailey of Texas has pulled down his light
ming rod.
Il am not now and never nave been a
candidate for the Presidential nomination"
said Senator Bailey. Il prefer my place
in the Senate"
Senator Bailey will not discuss the Bryan
boom, but it is known that he viii not op-
pose him if the Nebraskan shows that ne
has embraced WAYS that are safe and views
that are sane.
Conservative Democrats have their
weather eyes trained on William Randolph
Hearst. What does he think of the BRYAN
boom?" they are asking. Hearst is largely
resnonsible for the UPWARD tendency of
BRYAN stock. and many Democrats are now
shouting for BRYAN because thew fear him
less then thew do the yellow peril that has
confronted the marty for the nast four or
Ave wears Hearst has visions of securing
the democratic nomination for Governor
" Naw York making a successful 6ght at
the nolls and then presenting himself to
the nert national convention Of his PARTY
as the one democrat in more than decade
wbo has disnlaved the ability to win at an
elaction tbat meant n real fgbt HEARST
;a not serions,v regarded in Wasbinoton az
a Presidential possibility outside of a small
c;rcle of ardent admirers
RenraSentative Gha ries A Towne of Now
WI wbo left tha Ren,ihIinan mn rty in
isoe r. fnIIow the Rrvap hanner and who
&c isS mow q Tanmanv Renrasentativ IN Cono
gress IL unnuaiiGed in his in~dorss,nent Of
tbe Ne hraska ne candidacy.
sTbs snontaneitv and sinceritv of tho
demand for Mr. Brvan's non,ination in
ZOOS re only The natural senuencas Of the
noI,iaeI his,or, Of The nasi ten car
spe;d NJ TowSs tosdov 4Tha peonIa
20 tba IrniteI States want nrogress wnitb
safety and re- form with inst Ice. They
10 not nronose in correcting the evils Of
]opnno - rim To tbe excesses ~ either
snc;s I'm or he~n volent desnot;sm' Tbev
80 ;nonlio;, oonfdenca in The s~aJf-noise
tba oo,,rae 90 the sincerity the honestv