Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-08
DEMOCRATS NEED
/. The S|NEWS OF WAR
u,If a Million Dollars Regarded
As Necessary TO Run
Campaign.
BRYAN DISCUSSES PROBLEM
committee VIII Meet in Chi
cago Monday and Perfect "'""'
For Raising Funds

.,.,isw Lincoln, Neb, Aug THE
,,4ttal with which to conduct the
,,.,roeratlc campaign was the mo-
,.n,ory question under discussion at
|,..,.,.iov today II has been fully re-
,bat properly conducted cam
al4e" raonires adequate funds to pay
ldbn ,,ttimate expenses, but the ques-
4 w, ,,ho is To put up the money IS
etoh o ,,,cb has been the subject of more
ohH W., 5,sctIesion ever since the nornl-
Sor w. at Denver We're made. While
nat lo" al5nltted that from number OF
~ Il Individual contributions of con
X suull,bie size viii be made, the de-
tiitI,o has been reached that the bulk
n ci'i,Jbc fund is expected to come from
. q. masses. a sum of not less than
l.Sa oS6 is regarded as necessary to
'neot the expenses OF the campaign.
FINANCIAL PLANS.
rto matter was talked over at great
8,,agth today by Mr. Bryan with for
M senator Pettigrew of South Dako-
~ member of the finance committee,
H ga tnnight with Gov. c, n Has
HsSn treasurer OF the Democratic ma
Il .,arsl committee. The decision was
@rnl
lSoid meet In Chicago next Monday
or5 nj once enter upon the work of or
Sanitation and of perfecting plans for
,alsjnc the necessary means for the
campagn.
4 Mr. Pcttgrew came to Fairview di-
VOC, from New York, where he was In
Il conference with Chairman Mack and
otber leaders, of the party.
4 MOT all the Democrats | met said
Mr. peuigrew, will support Mr.. Bry-
an but their detection will have no
effect on the result. because the Demo-
Gratis are nearer together than ever be-
fore. New York is certainly Demo-
cratic this year, found many Demo-
Gratis Of great wealth who heretofore
were opposed to our candidates, but
this year they are with us. These
men who acquired their money honest
" intend to lend substantial financial
aid to our cause"
As the result of the visit of Mr.. Pet
,iVrew, which lasted almost the entire
dsy. ii was disclosed that Mr.. Bryan
conemplates stu another change in his
yngram The plan now is that fol-
loving his speech at Topeka he will
proceed direct to Mitchell, S. D., at
which place he will deliver an address
on Aug. g. The following day,
which viii be Sunday, will be spent at
Sioux Falls. and from there he will go
to ST. Paul where he Is scheduled tn
speak on the Slst. On Sept, . Mr. Bry-
on will speak at the Nebraska state fair
IN Lincoln.
CHIFIN TO VISIT BRYAN.
OF more than unusual interest was
The statement made today by Eugene
Chain reached Lincoln this morning
] NEE Tor the presidency, of his intention
II call upon Mr.. Bryan tomorrow. Mr..
Cutn reached Lincoln this morning
sa tonight delivered lecture at Ep-
Egrth park,
~ have started my campaign al
feady," said NIr Chain, "and my in
ention is to make at least a hundred
'peechos before my official notifica ton
lakes place. Everything looks bright,
Ind va win poll big vote"
Among Mr.. Bryan's callers today was
NJ. \. Hollingsworth. of Atchison, Kan
ias, a member of the grand council of
ibe United Commercial Travellers and
III the supreme council of the Elks. Mr..
Nolilngsworth has been in attendance
|lpon the meetings of the former organ
iIstOn In Texas and Louisiana. and IF
Eahs E!ks at Dallas. He informed Mr..
Bryan that the travelling men were
Nery favorable 10 him, and that at the
pneetng Of the Elks poll disclosed
That a majority OF the delegates would
Note the Democratic ticket.
Bishop w. f.. Oldham of the NJ. f..
fhurch, IN charge Of the missions in
Fhe Philippine and the Malay islands.
|fsO was q caller. He met Mr.. Bryan
ft Singapore on his trip around the