The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-06

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urahIv ny the nomination for tl!r i g
presidency Of an utterly uuka"t.u
uafl and one who had not given -.
grc9t l@1of Of devotion t. the y" 20.
cratic "ausv In 1890 Il W"arj"l cpl
youti".l v&S led - ii delegation viii >.
to my certain Knowledge was h"st'j'
To IL" bead of the ticket to nominate
Adiai Stevenson. who's" cStimah'" 2u
loyal,Ia character could not "Vcrru.'r
the raet that he vas ont of tou"h y: T..
thn Democracy of today IN l1t,
Judge Parker Who himself FuT"rr ;
from the corporation pr"clivtie@ Of tac
men who forced him upon the party.
was still further Handicapped by hay
Ing coal gas and railroad ma-n3tc
Of West Virginia placed ON the ticECt
with him. What happened we II
know.
Some Possible Nominees.
If Mr. Bryan should he nominated.
and that seems possible. his friends
should exert themselves to see that
this time for the first time in many
years the question of the vice pre-
dency should he considered as car"ful
~ as that of the presidential nominal
ton There are many men to Whn5u
this distinguished office. with MI it.
possibilities. should be and probably
would he most attractive. The ii i
Guilty Of discussing 4 matter nf tn
sort is that by som" curious conception
Of political necessity one must alW@5
figure on II vice presidential nouf'"e
coming from section of til" count.
far removed from that in which t'.r
presidential nominee lives. AMI s.
YOU have got to fiy your presidential
nominee first if You wish Ia writ" 81
the subject But if we suppose NJ
Bryan to be the probable nom inop hc"e
are some names that might well y
considered
Lewis StuyvcSaut Chanler. yoIu@.
rich member of The Astor family. lice
tenant governor of New York who ca
ried il by 800 in the election at WhicH
Hughes defeated Hearst by over ~
nNu. a present candidate for the liraI
place.
Of the finest types of a southern N I.
heartily in accord with the spirit q,
progressive democracy the chief exec.
utiye of state which should he Dem
ocr#!ic. but has once gone against II,
Democratic party: loyal party nAt
who would carry his state for the tict-
ct whether he appeared upon If or Il u.
1 IN
greatly strengthen it,
Governor johnson of Minnesota. Ihi
suggestion would shock the avc.'-'-
politician because If Mr.. Bryan WcT'
nominated there w~ld be tw" nrl.
taken from the middle west Hut j
the middle west is lighting the BATH
of the people why should it not fur
nsh the leaders? Governor JoIlnsr.
has carried his state three times. Ii
success has been due to his couragoo-.
stand for the rights of the people ~
somewhat. one must admit. to the f3G
that he comes from that sturdy rae,
which has peopled Minnesota. Iii
nomination on the ticket would Civ
strength to il in all sections of The
country because of his vigorous f.
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