The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
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states where 'U' tear't mas ms news
lspers WIS 9enersIy o'scu-een' lor "ue
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'"agpe VIII have nothing to do with the
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e1g1e m ms Sta'e N me COMING cam
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ne local cin'pa'gn as woh.
IN pursuance OF TINS poncy there VIII ne
''inlnat@1 ~ the StHt" CONVENTION (WHICH
no League - 10 hold to-day az 'arnegie
ian It's own ncket Tot the court ot NJ
reals one Of the Two men 10 oe named.
= vas sad would be teuhen H. Lyon "f
Bath. he name OF the "ther man was
0erng Kept IN the dark las night some of
The hears' men sara n's name ~ouo cause
i surprise. John !. mas peen
mentioned a. one of the two men inc con-
vention would nominate IL ~ a hepio-
ican.
lhere were apout "" men AZ 'he con-
ference of the Hearst men at 'arneg'c
Hall, which vas held hin closed doors.
Mr.. Hearst was made chairman at the start.
Then a lot OF those present made speeches,
The keynote of these seemed TO be that me
time vas ripe for a third party movement,
and that with an Independence League
movement already in several states there
ras need OF some central nouy hke "a ma
'lonal COMMITTEES.
Melvin o.. PalllsPr sam that the 'ast cam
N7isn NJ thls state was not a Democratic
'9mpalyn out an inuepenuence league
campaign; that the V"Ies unuer the sc"lcs
la1 osen c'assn'e5' showing tnat -"''ovo
votes had been so chst ana una 'na' re-
resented an active organization IN inns
Niats,
William y. Osgood oi MaSsacnilset's ealo
49, he Leaguein hat state wonih nominate
Il ket If its own and expected TO win the
'iat' cdmpaign there TINS tai wHhou
i'rlity.
y rredict " he said. that the Democratlc
.r'v IN Massachusetts viii either lndorse
~ candidate OF fail to nominate a candi-
t;to for Governor. In Massachusetts the
ointment IL for a permanent organizanon
y the nation. not merely Tor one campaign
mt for fifty campaigns.
- Dryer spoke Tor Cahfornia.
lie said mat the problems the ihhe-
'~catclce League had bronght before the
ieotl" there were national ones n there
Tas hcod of making 10 a NATIONAL party
! speech long similar n was made ny
frnnk 2 Walsh OF Missouri botn the Ola
rsrt'es represented the money power
no sdtd
Charles A. Walsh Of Iowa, who n'ed TO be
n Democratic national committeeman but
has been WORKING in the cause oil Hearst
io' come years, proposed That two COM
mItteee be appointed. 70 ira" up a
plan vi national organization the other
TO prepare a declaration OF principles
~ was decided upon Inc
IN plan which will form the nucleus OF
NATIONAL committee, az appointed by Mr.:
Hearst consisted OF Walsh OF Iowa ragood
OF Massachusetts. Nathan Sidaver OF New
lork, Nelson Of Illinois, smith of New