Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
Massachusetts Joins the Pro- cession of States That Will Instruct Delegates to Nomi- nate NebraSkan.
JUDGE PAINE E.
 TALKS OF SENTIMENT.
Heading Newspapers Are Swinging to the Nebras- kan'S SUpport-WiII Invade
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LOS ANGELES, June 3O.-Judge Charles C. Paine of Boston. who has attained considerable prominence in state politics in Massachusetts, is in Los Angeles on legal business in the interest of one of his eastern clients. The judge. who $ an enthusiastic Democrat has been a member of the Democratic state committee of Massa- ChTsetts for several years and was d delegate to the national conventions ReId at St Louis and Kansas City He has a summer home at Hyannls, and is a judge of the county court oI Barnstable county, a county noted as containing within it's borders ihe nCmes of such men as Richard Olney. .Iobn D. Long. Thomas Jefferson, Gro yer Cleveland and others equally prominent.
 Speaking of the general political outlook and growth of the sentiment in favor of W. J. Bryan as the next Democrat candidate for president, Judge Paine said:
 "In my opinion Bryan will be the logical candidate for president on the Democratic ticket two years from now. Democrats all over the country seem to be united on that proposition. He is gaining strength in the east every day. and do not believe there IS any doubt that he will be nominated at the next national convention. The lndl- cations now are that Massachusetts will fall into line for him when the time comes, and that he will have strong delegation from that state.
 Tt has been said that the only hope the Republican party will have 10 defeat Bryan will lie ill the le- nomination of Roosevelt. but l do not believe Roosevelt will be renominaIed.
 That means it will be exceedingly difficult fer the Republicans to find a candidate with sufficient strength tC make any showing aginst the Demo cratic candidate.
 '.It is a significant fact that many of the leading eastern newspapers that formerly were strongly antagonis- tic 10 the Nebraska man and who fought him throughout his two pre- rious campaigns are now yearing around and showing a~dCCideG disro- -sitiop to support him.
 The Boston Herald is cast in point. That paper. which heretofcr" has lost TO opportunity to attack Dry an, has lately assumed much 1IoIe friendly attitude toward him. This is true of many other papers. nst only in the east but in all par!S of the United States.
 Tt is evident that there has leen d decided change of sentiment all over the country with regard 10 Bryan and the principles he stands for.
 +In his two previous campaigns much opportunity was found for op- posing him on the ground of the cur rency. but that issue Is now dead The money question has solved itself, q fact which belite to be quite gen >erally conceded by both Republicans and Democrats. Therefore, whatever views any of the candidtes may have on that question are not likely 10 cut much figure in the EeXt campaign.
 "The principal issues in the IeXt campaign will be the trusts and the tariff.
 Tt is true President Roosevei, poses as an enemy of the trusts. but hIs, methods of accomplishing his Objec $ are not approved by good many peo- pie.
 With regard to the tariff. there is q wide difference between the two men, and in my opinion this will TeaI- Iy be the leading issue, and the one On which tEe campaign really Wifi be fought oTt ..-..- ,s' .-..,
 '.The-state of Massachusetts IS dsep- Iy Interested in this question. The manufacturers of tBat state nave be- vcome tired of thes stand pat policy of the administration, and are demand irg a revision of tEe tariff, especially with respect to raw materials.
 This is true not only of Democrats hut of Republican manufacturers as well.
 The present tariff or hides, for Instance, has become so DUrdcnsone ito the shoe manufacturers of Massa- echUseJts that they are finding ;: diff 'LicuIt to compete ia the open markels of the world. and thus one of the most important industries of tho state is in danger of becoming badly handi- e capped. .5 ......--- ..'. ...- !.
 Tt is not a question of sentiment with these manufacturers, but solely one Of business
 There is so much dissatisfaction over the tariff restrictions that the Republicans in Massachusetts are steadily losing ground, and think 1t is a safe prediction that the state will be strongly Democratic within the Eext five years.
 ''For years Massachusetts has been looked upon as safely Republican, hut 1t will De remembered that two years ago W. L. Douglas was elected gover- nor on the Democratic ticket by a Large majority, and he could aave teen