The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
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STUMP E0R PARTY
likely e Make Make. Many Speeches
and Presence ~ Much .s
/ Needed
y ~ ~ - Il 3.5s
VOTERS Still v. ZAP APA Al I: Ill
Believed Mi Bryaa:nrlN' Will Want Want.
Stone T. Succeed. Chairman .,l-l II ian
lII.j5 Taggart.;;5
VOTERS STILL " A AZ ! +: /

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III CEN = = ~ our Regular Correspondence M
~ sf1rNGTo D. G. July so.--. l emo
Gratis ore longing FOR the return NE.
4 Brya n. The campaign 81 not llyen mr. "a
10 AZ they had hoped. Republicans are
II making similar complaints 8s Of a apass ~
/. y,3onr TIC masses 81 the voters. though
III "a believed there has been a q
ii lngaof interest since Presid ent gRoosev ~.
let Il be announced TINT he wo'ild 5pe 3. .!o
VI practical director OF Repnbllca etlorts:
4. this JAIL. n. u +. s5 Ii Il !. /. Il. +. Y g,
II iThe Democrats have not had this, ols
anything like II. to stimulate popul.l lt,.
Interest. and they are DESTROYS OF naYi I'M
Nj, BRYAN come home and 90 on s. the e
\ st,,mn. a They ARE In doubt as to how
prcat ~ part MI. Bryan vii AXE In the
y campaign this fall. but he has Y never
A. refused TOY try TO do all which va e. ASKED
$bf him in the way o. work Tor the IN parry par
IT IL thought he will Isl MAKE max many
speeches. OF course. he VII MAKE stw -
u hr5 three In New Y ork an i'd Brook yn. IN
\: addition TO the one he VIII deliver at
the welcoming meeting when he comes
y home The deman ds for speeches by Mr.
~ BRYAN are coming In from the Fl Demo-
Gratis OF many States. .s 5;$ .i.
Pennsylvania Wants Aid.
Pennsylvania Is calling upon him 8}ir,f
8 the $loudest voice to come into the Key
"a stone State and speak Tor Y the + fusion !
a ticket. R It Ii thought there is nc doubt
Y that he will! respond. and perhaps as \
ma ny as half a. dozen, eeches VII be-
z made by him In that State.
It Is believed he will go to Maine md !
" make several speeches, especially In the
or ~ q
II aided BY the la Dor q men, are y moving
U heaven Al nd earth to compass the defeat
rs 81 Charles z. Littlefeld. u 8t5S "a iii$$#
rs Mr.. Bryan will almos q ertainly# make
# several speeches In Massachusetts. He
Will discuss tariff revision in some OF the 4
cities OF that state. where manufacturers
i especially are demanding that there be
some revision OF tariff ledules8 in order
Il 70 4 enable them to obtain ra " materials
IS more cheaply. The i6workfngmen OF the
NJ Bay Stat q re n also Vi demanding y reduce
ii ton Of tariff duties on the necessities Of
v life47 and this combination or employer
and employes Is said to be Y giving the,
"a Republicans OF Massachusetts much
4 trouble. 4 sS III
The Massachusetts delegation in the
81 House Of Rel preventative Is almost solid
4 for tariff revision. and nade persistent
efforts to secure a Republican caucus last
winter in order to Il lave II declare tor
4 some ton LOOKING to the duction Ct
d tariff schedules, but the caucus was
VI patlsm'.$s of Speaker Cannon. IN and his
& aa.tellltes. It is believed q that seyernlf
y good, strong revision speeches in Mnasa-l
chusetts would accompl sh a. great deal
afor$the Democrats 4, e 81
Situation in Il Iowa. .
iowa Democra appear to be ii more
81 eager to have Mr.. Bryan speak in their
i State than are Democrats anywhere else,
y which IS saving a great deal, x for the de-
mands forSthe Sebra sisar are coming in;
from every! part OF the country. The
Democrats or Iowa re ~ II 81 fine & form
81 The Republican party is split wide OPEN
81 Governor Cummins. he originator OF the
iowa Idea. :. fich Is nothing more than
& the old q Democratic demand for revision
4 offthe tariff, has Just made a campaign
ION this issue for denomination. and has
won handsomely. But the campaign en-i
& gendered the most intense feeling, and
there are, many Indications that the
K wound s crea ted will not heal in a long
time tits pretty certain that the Demo-
Gratis will gain several mem bers Of Con.E
II gress from thnt State. Mr.. B ryanl is mr.
% gently wanted /, to talk tariff revision,
; and 1t is believed that much OF his time
h will be given to preac ching the doctrine
y OF Democracy o the Iowans. 81
But any attempt to map 4out an 1tlne-8
Yary for MI 4. Bryan before he arrives
5s IN this country Is guesswork to j a very
great degree He is a man OF his own
IF mind. and It was discovered long a q 60
Al that II was not easy to make him do
that which his Judgment did y not lot COM 'l'1
+ mend, VI b.. s w " II
Stone for Chairman.
KS It is believed Air. Bryan will want
y Senator Stone to become chairman 3of the.
Ii National COMMITTEES. in case the gentle-
man from Nebraska \ is the Democratic
candidate In 1905. t Is known that Mr..
Bryan has the greatest respect for the
XXI abilities OF the Missouri Senator as O.
3 campaign manager. and regards him as
II being the equal II not the. superior, Of
any man In the party, so far as direct
ing campaign Is concerned; 1t Is res
4 xarded as foregone conclusion that
ha!rman Taggart will have to so. FIis
connection with the gambling establish
nent at his French Lick Springs, al
though generally known for years. ap-5
pears to have been SO we'll established
by the recent prosecutions against the
i managers Of the hell as to apparently
arouse a general sen timent among DEM
Dorats In favor OF his removal from the
position OF head OF the governing body
a Of the Democratic party OF the country.
II is known that Mr., Bryan never ap-5
proved OF the selection OF ~, Taggarti
for t1e Craftsmanship. To Senator Bailey.
more than to any other man in the party
ID due the elevation Of Mr. Taggart.
/ BRYAN TO OUTLINE
HIS BATTLE PLANS.