The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-09
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William Jennings Bryan foT President In
ipos, VIA The thStne wherever Defnocfatlo
politicians gathered,
Republican leadesp agrees that the movs.
msnt that has hem making ltaeif felt
throughout tho countfy for several =
means that tho Republicans Will have . real
tnttle on their hands In Tho next national
| contest.
Meluhrra NJ the executive oommittse N
the ~ffoutola club mot In Tho forenoon and
decided that n banduet and resolution will
be rendered the Nebraakan upon his return
! from abroad. A meetlna ~ the committee
IN take definite steps toward arranging the
affair will bc held within n few days.
A session ~ the executive COMMITTEES ~
tho Democratic county central COMMITTEES
was held to-day, and tho Bryan boom was
hailed a. the political phenomenon Of tho
hour.
President John ". Eckert Of the Troquois
Club Aaid no could not discuss the pro-
UONtu DHnUueI ~ tHN tluiot W.
himself strongly for Bryan. Mr.. Eokhart
was opposed TO Bryan In 1895 and Ia
looked upon as one OF the oonser vative
business men OF Chicago.
CINCINNATI, June q. The Bryan wave Of
enthusiasm, or something. said to be sweep
ing through the country struck this city
to-day in the shape OF an application that
was filed at Columbus for the incorpora-
ton Of the Bryan Demooratio Club OF
Hamilton County" (~Cncinnatl.
An invitation was also cabled to Bryan
TO stop in Cincinnati on his wav homo.
The object OF the club is stated in the
application as the difusing Of true Demo-
cratic principles"
Among the ~incorporators are State Sena-
tor Thomas Hunt, Daniel Kiefer, w. II.
Beecher and A. II. Henderson, all veterans
In the work OF political reform"
No newspaper here has 30 far espoused
the cause OF Bryan. The En-, uirer, the only
so-called Democratic paper here. is daily
giving great space to chronicling the spread
OF Organism, but not one word OF editorial
comment for or against the Nebraskan has
John r. McLean's paper contained recently.
LINCOLN, Neb, June s.-W. j. Bryan and
party will return to America early in Sep
tember, instead of in August, as reported,
Charles W. Bryan. his brother and The
has given out a statement that the New
York committee has the date about a month
earlier than 1t hould be.
1t lie almost certain that the reception
for Bryan in New York will be followed
by another in Nebraska. The Nebraska
State Democratic convention will be held
shortly after the Bryan homecoming. and
1t is certain a rousing Endorsement will
be given him by that convention.
The Democrats OF Nebraska are now
the State for them this fall, in view Of the
enthusiasm with which State after State
is moving,under his banner.
INDIANAPoL1s, June 8.-The secret Of the
unusual enthusiasm over the name of Bryan
in Yesterdays Democratic convention M
especially among the former Gold Demo-
Gratis, who were delegates or spectators,
was explained to-day when it became known
that there had been several conferences
among the leaders in the Congressional dis
tricts and that the burden of opinion in these
was that the indiana Democrats must take
some stand that would meet and overcome
the work which agents Of Hearst have been
doing in the State.
The point was made that the great mass
of the party was disa ppointed over the
nomination OF Judge Parker: that while
admitting that free silver is a dead issue
the masses would never agree that the
gold standard be established beyond the
power Of the country to change 1t II a
stringency demanded a greater coinage
of silver that Hearst was appealing to the
most radical element Of the party. and
while making no progress among the in
diligently conservative, a sentiment was
being created that might prove dangerous
II it were not checked.
The Gold Democrats we're appealed
TO by the leaders to assist in the selection
Of delegates and in making convention
~distinctively for Bryan, on the ground that
he now represents conservatism as COM
pared to Hearst, and would make a can-
didate with whom the party could go be-
fore the country with some hope for suo-
cess, and hat his Endorsement in an of
year convention would eliminate all strife
In the national election year and put the
party in shape to go before the people
without the divisions that proved fatal two
years ago
As a rule the Gold Democrats declared
that they had never objected to Bryan,
but to free silver, and the radicalism that
was bach OF him in 1904, and that with these
eliminated, they could support him cheer
fully.