The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
He Will Make Several
 Speeches There.
INVASION OF TIE SOUTH
Much Interest in Banquet {;
 Omaha.
Gseeraers Corner. s.stA. ef Georsss, and Other southern Dsnocrat. Are Expected Te rsE.
 Part ia Deeemser.

Louisville. Ky, Oct. 6--fspeciai. ,--
 Hon. William Jennings Bryan VIII ar-
 rive h this city Monday morning .nd.
 VII devote two days to speschmskinr
 m behalf of the Democratic state ticket.
 AS many speeches as possible will
 pc crowded Into this Interval ana Kan- | y susy Demoerafs believe that the eior- tusnt h NsDraskan will be able to cinch the success of the State ticket How-s l ever the advent of MT. Rrynn ina tb~ f eo4kn e in ald os q State BsnucratIc tfok- ~ VIII nave more than local sirnlfi- cahce. what he will have to say cfjf
 attract national attention. and hls ssaSnas sh ana packers hope. wiu have I s,,,s..s ,n .aecs oL crystalizing southern sem
 tament Tn favor of his nomination n ts,a fIssidency by the Democratic Party. The eyes os the Bryan workers nra now hxed on the South and it Ss rAr, sraiiy understood that the positior ar
 MT. Bryan with reference to tha narn,-
 nasaon VIII pc largely determined by de- Velopments in the South within inc us.r
 sixty days. His presence in Kentarts.
 me capacity of a speil-binder with
 nring him prominently before the nss-
 ple or the South. and, 1t is areae6. | snouia result in capitalization of
 ssrysn ens.s sentiment in this great Demo- s<.s state. 1t Is understood that the Bsyaa forces throughout the South will he come very active ana knat they vvl.. make every effort to bring about con. 1 ailions which seem to demand that the nss,onal s.ss nsa ticket De headed by the Ne- 1 nryaass Entars ccurse.
 Those closest to Mir. Bryan beiievs that his candidacy for fhe Democraffe houaAAuea uepeuds entirely upcn tfsn hpiriL in whlch the augeasti0rl in Te.f I selysa ey the kreas body ~ Bnns- IeufIiciently strong te warranf tsS hS. s:s. l AtFk thaf tfie neflilnation can be a.s.slIs., Without . AcEnfah1n kfz6Ss sgf K isS3f2slS S& | that he Nili BraceEnIag aract hfa fiW,1t. niH& r5d T. un tb& other hand fisnrs
 W ". SNen q naxis1esl ~ aassssassnk tas@s Cue iieYed fnat he wfli aui1Eiy AsFaik deVNi~ opnients aad Keep out of Inc iisf os I active candldatea W r~ 1 The show down which is expectSd
 to decide the course of Mr. Bryan win come, in all probability. at the ban guet to be tendeFed him in Omaha on
 December !. This banquet win be s..
 tended by many prominent DemocrMta
 From all parts of the country, and fhe south Will be especially well represeuf- I cd Governor Conner of Alabama, Gov
 ernor Hoke Smith. of Georgia. Gov- | merous other Southern execufivea wlil
 be present, in addition to many other well known Democratic leadera. Thoea
 In attendance will doubtless be in . po-
 alton to know the prevailing sefsti-
 ment in their respective sections and
 the gathering Is expected to reflect tho view of the South, as we'll as of the West, as to the availability of MT. l Bryan.
 With this council ia view. there is
 no doubt but the next sixty days will | be full of activity for the Bryauites.
 They are confident that the South ia
 Tor their candidate and will endeav0r
 to make 1t so clear that he who thinks | of running may read.
 Illinois -Agreemaent.
 Recent developments in Illinofn
 which indicate that opposition to Bryan
 will disappear from that quarter. ara
 hailed with delight by the followers of the Nebraskan. Using the State Fair at Springfield as an excuse Tor congregattng. number of the leadeFm got together and. 1t is understoeaL
 reached an agreement that no attelnpt l should be made to oppose Bryan fn
 Illinois and that the Bryanites were
 to cease their efforts to disrupt the
 state organization.
 That National Committee man Roger C. Sullivan, who has been a bitter aFle- my Of Bryan, should have sheetbed hfa
 blade. is regarded as highly slKnifi- | cant. The declaration of Carter n
 Harrison. former Mayor of Chlcaao.
 that he was for Bryan. Is also acceDt- ed as evidence that a strong Bryan
 breeze is blowing across the Wfndv City and the state in which 1t is iocat- ed.
 Said Mir Harrison. following tho Springfield conferenoe:s> :s> .rThe onlv democratic candidate for President we should consider is William Jenninrs
 Bryan. The others mentioned. incf,Ii
 ing Governor Folk and Governor John- son, are estimable and able genfle-
 men. but 1t Is the sense of fine rAnlr and file of democracy that Mir Bpvar is entitled to be the standard bearer.s
 Henry Watterson, the veteran Kon
 lucky editor whose name Is some times heard in connection with the prestden- tial nomination but whose boom if such 1t may be called Is more bashguY than aggressive, left Louisville for New York on the eve of the corntng of Mr. Bryan to Kentucky Before leav- ing, however, he penned the followfaa for the guidance of MT. Bryan while In Kentucky:
 "Mr Bryan will do well in his Kens lucky speeches to omit all Preference to government ownership and to lei the initiative and referendum sevara. ly alone. The Democrats have troubIem or their own without any special fm- portations from Nebraska With thiw limitation The Courier-Journal wef- comes MT. Bryan hear arffly