Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-02

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| liNCOlsl>, NED, June ~ Whether
! Bryan will remain at Fairyiew ant
content himself with making speeche,
| 10 delegations that come, or whethe,
he will take the stump, as he die
in his two former candidates., rests
with the national committee. MAYO,
Brown OF Lincoln, coniidant OF Bryan
says that the latter told him that he
would permit the question to be de
cided by men who will be actively
In charge of the campaign. Chanlel
| of New York. Douglas OF Massachu
setts and Gray of Deleware are the
names most frequently heard here ms
the vice presidential candidates. and
! some insist Bryan's real preference is
for the Massachusetts man.
DENVER. June Democratic con.
vention news this morning is as fol.
lows: Judge Alton Il. Parker wires
that he will be in Denver Wednesday
TO lead the fight for Conservative
platform. Bryan men prepare to take
up cudgels in behalf OF the ideas e.. lie
Nebraskan. Injunction, trust and rail.
road regulation are the principal cues.
tions In controversy. The vice presi.
Dental race now has twenty-five en-
tries and word comes from Fairyiew
that Bryan has no intention of inter.
ferfng just now. Gray and Johnson
managers continue to claim that
Bryan cannot win on the first ballot
johnson wires that he will positively
not accept the vice presidency. Over
thousand eastern arrivals this morn.
ing.
LINCOLN. Nep.. June 30.-A colony
of newspaper correspondents in Lin.
coin are eagerly waiting for some word
from the big house out at Fairyiew
concerning either the platform or the
vice presidential candidate. Thus far
their vigilance has been but scantily
rewarded. Bryan has most decidedly
been keeping his own counsel on both
subjects. AS to the platform. one
thing can be stated with a positive
certainty, that is that no complete
draft of that document has yet been
prepared, nor any tentative outline has
been carried to Denver by Mayor Dahl
man of Omaha. or anybody else.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Bird 8. Co
Ter, president OF the borough Of Brook
lyn, who will start this evening for the
national Democratic convention at
Denver. as head OF the Brooklyn dele
CATION elected by the state convention,
said: tHN w 'pN
Il am for an anti-injunction plank
In the platform. and by this mean the
Gompers' plank which simply requests
that an Injunction be not granted upon
trivial grounds and that when a man
is arrested for contempt he be given
a trial by jury. 1t does not seem to
me there is anything unfair or hostile
to the courts In this"
Coler said he would support Bryan,
and will stop off at Lincoln on his
way to Denver at the request of the
Nebraskan.
DENVER, June 30.--A New York
man will be nominated for vice presi-
dent-providing the warning factions
of that state can get together. "It's
the best political dope OF the conven-
tion," said Norman e. Mack, the quiet
Scotchman this morning, who is ma
tfonal committeeman from that big
commonwealth, and who also is par
ticular and ardent admirer of Louis
Stuyvesant Chanler. lieutenant gov.
ernor and many times millionaire.
Whether the Chanler barrel will be
opened depends altogether whether
the statesmen Of New York can come
to an amicable agreement