The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

Savoy Hotel were In full swing today under the direction of JoSfah Marvel of Wilmington. Del. and R. ]. Beamisn of Philadelphia.
 Definite tune has not been set for the opening Of headduarters for Mfr {. Bryan. which win be. at the Brown Palace Hotel, There have been as yet few ariivaIa of men IT fuenttai in the Bryan movement. the chief direct ion of his affairs in Denver having been SO fas Tn the hands Of James c Dah1man. Mayor of Omsha
 Discussion of the platform contin- ues to be largely confined to the anti injunction plank and on this subject the latest information from Lincoln regarding Mir Bryan's attitude toward that portion of the resolutions was brought by Frank g Mcnnett. former Attorney General of Ohio. who arrived in .Denver today with the announce ment that MT. Bryan desired him to address the Resolutions Committee on the legal phases of an anfi-injunction plank
 Mir. Monnett. personally. Is in. favor of strong utterance upon the sub ject. He conferred with Mr. Bryan at Lin- coin yesterday
 Samuel Alschuler. who Is the prob ahle member of the Committees on Res oiutions from Illinois. declared today that he did not believe that the anil Injunction plank to be adopted at the convention would he4of such a charac- ter that any controversy would be pro- voked by it.
 plank in the platform" said Mir. AL schuler. land all sorts of meanings have been under that word. It All de- pends upon what Is meant by the word radical. think 1t is entirely safe 10 say, although I am giving my per- sonal opinion only, that any assumption that the anti-inJunction. plank will be an attack upon the courts Is Incorrect. If unquestionably will favor jury trials for. contempt. and due x,notice to all parties so concerned In iniunctions pro ceedings. It can safely be stated also thax the plank wilisbe a cleanscuts defi- nlte statement and not a skraddle such as the Republican party has made. IL is entirely within bounds to say that the injunction plank to be adopted by the Democratic National Convention will be no more advanced than the views swhich have froin. time to time been expressed by President Roosevelt In fact, 1t Is my opinion that we win be more conservative than the Presi- dent would have been The could have writer the plank In the Republican
 Whom asked about the vlce~Preslden- etha sNt14&ton 9zfsza At@CH RIOT es 0SG1AF&U that in his opinion the great aesirahie attribute for any candidate whs that he should ba from Illinois. ff. how ever. that State did not present any name to the convention fe was utterly at a loss to predict at thls tiins who the Illinois. delegation will favor. The State. he said, would stand for Bryan to the hniEh and there would be. no break in it's vote at any time. Roger c. Sullivan. national commit teenianl from Illinois. announced that his state might have a candidate for the vice presidency In John Mitchell.
 Mr. Sullivan said that Mr Mitchell would not De declared a candidate un-
 less he was willing to make the race for the nomina ton. If he will be a candidate he win have the solid back Ing of Illinois. which will make q strong fiGllt for him.
 The matter win be determined after
 Mr. Mitehsii.s arrival on Monday. E
 n Judge Grmy Is Emphatic, , Wilmington. Del; July 1.--In reply
 to question from a representative of The Associated Press. Judge Gray this morning stated that he had 1ut sent a telegram to The New York Evening Journal as follows:
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