The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-06
CHARLSE HENRY" HITS FOR BRYAN.

CHARLSE HENRY~ HITS FOR BRYAN. Pours Out Letters to Editors-Eie-
 quence at 1xanhattan Club New York World.
 aMarsea Henry watterson was the most active man in or around the hon- man House yesterday. In Room Sos, where tI1e Democratic National Com mittee will be "at home" during the campaign, he talked 1000 or o,VVV words into the ear of young woman whose fingers recduced them to types on a machine.
 .Sset those names correct" admon- ish ell the Kentucky editor, with edito- rial exactness, because no editor fixes to see his name spelled wrong. You All up here don't attach as much im- portance to spelling as we do down home"
 The Colonel was beginning his cam paign of education among the editors. 'sWaking 'em up to the importance of the work in front of tbem," was the way he described it. and as supervisor in general of the publicity t''rt.r,nent of the Democratic National organization he set very good example for indus try to the other officials. He put In most of the day at headquarters and then at the Manhattan Club discoursed eloquently of the glowing prospects of the Democratic ticket.
 The Colonel was photographed with National Chairman Mack and Secretary Woodson and narrowly missed getting in q group composed of Boss Mnrpny, Senator Daniels of Virginia and Na- tionai Committeeman Kerr or Pennsyl- vanis.
 Murphy called on Mack by appoint ment. They talked over the New ;ork situation for an hour. Murphy said the conference was satisfactory-"and har- monious." he added. Mir. Mack said.
 We had a general discussion Fer garding affairs In this state. mere was nothing definite about 1t. Marphy and Corners will do everything ex- nected of them during the campaign. As soon as Mir. Bryan is nothed, on Aug. l2, we will get things going in this State, and eeyrybody VIII hesp out"
 "Ineludius Meearren?" was asked. ..
 .sTes. senator McCarren will do sii he can for the ticket. We are sure or that. There will be real harmony as far as the national ticket is concerned. Tammany Hall and the State organtza- tion have agreed to that, and you VIII And A united Democratic family during the national campaign.
 McCarren is staying on the Brooklyn side of the bridge. framing up his nght to prevent Murphy from putting his organization out Of business.
 The Kings County Democracy has unofficially indorsed the Bryan-k Kern ticket, but Tammany Hall has not done so Murphy said yesterday that a big ratification meeting is planned for the last week in this month. Similar meet ings will be held in the Assembly dis- tricts, four big meetings at the wig wam and a spectacular rally on the Thurs day night before the election.
 Both Murphy and Mack agree that there was no discussion yesterday or the State ticket. The only aspirant for whom any missionary work is being hona is Lieutenant Governor Chanlsr. :. Mack left for Chicago with Woodson Hast night Assistant Secretary Burton 1 will be temporarily in charge of the Hoffman House headquarters. Mack will go to Lincoln early next week to confer with Mir. Bryan and will remain xo attend the notification exerclses
 Before leaving for Chicago MT. Mack announced a change in the plans or Mir. Bryan for the campaign.
 ssIt is probable he said, that MT Bryan will make one or two speeches in New York State and New England . His original plan was to remain at home. but I think 1t not improbable that he will consent to take the stump, ! If he does he will come to New fork and make two or three speeches. Ihe matter is not settled yet, but l am in- clined to think that he will be heard in this State"