Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-04

tion gossip. Charles # Murphy. leader
Of Tammany nan. and head OF the del
egation. came singing a song Of peace
n harmony. declaring b a New
York state Is anxious to bring all dem
ocrats together and viii take only such
action as viii bring about that result
As Is first step toward harmony Mr.
Murphy gave il out that the widely
discussed Cleyeland resolutions. pre-
pared by Judge Parker. represented
only the personal views of the writer
and could not De put forward as COM
ing from the delegation.
Judge Parker arrived somewhat
later than MT. Murphy, but travelled
from Chicago yer a different road.
The former presidential candidate was
accompanied by his law partner Vim.
f. shechan. one OF the state leaders.
With Mr.. Murphy came Lewis Nixon,
former lender Of Tammany hail. ana a
power in the party councils OF the
state. Martin. W Littleton, whose
boom for the vice presidency assumed
important proportions Immediately
p o his arrival. d. r. Coghlan and r.
r Donohuc. members OF the timer
circle. Of the Tammany organiza-
ton.
Eoarlicr ia the day the arrival OF
representative william Sulzcr and Of
Bird S. Colcr. of Brooklyn, had signal
ed the coming Of the New York hosts.
one Of the significant features Of
the talk that came with the New York
delegations was the distinct tone of
friendilness 70 Mr.. Bryan. Not a word
WAS uttered against the leading candt-
date. while several Of the arrivals
took occasion TO plainly say that they
believed the state would give its votes
TO the Nebraskan. Mr. Murphy would
not commit himself one way or the
other. declaring that he had no right
10 speak for the delegation, which
would caucus on every important mat
ter hat required the attention of the.
delegates. This Important caucus VIII
be held Monday afternoon. the main
body OF Tammany and New York state
delegates arriving in the city late on
sunday. The coming Of the TammanY
fpeli8i train BE- awaited with q preat
deal OF interest for there promises to
be- no dun moments about Che city
after they reach here. Lewis Nixon.
who is CLOSE to Mr. Murphy, O. known
one OF the warn3est personal friends
AIR Bryan has ia tho party Time
ana again Mr.. Bryan has been "a guest
"a the nixon house. located on staten
Island. D. r., aud the relations be-
tween the two are confidential in an
extreme degree. with such a friend
as Mr., Nixon close To the Tammanyi
and with no expressed scnti-
mont IN the delegation I'm favor OF
any ca didate, the Bryan leaders here
ia liant over their talks with the
New York people. Mr.. Coler and
81 GER declared today their belief
{ state delegation would vote
for NJ Bryan.
The plrit OF friendllness toward Mr.l
D the New YORK delegation still
is ten erred by an outspokcn opposi-
&" a radical platform. especiaUyi
with gard to the anti-iniunction
plank New York VIII lead a fight ON
FL = against the adoption OF rad
teal d larations q il Is not successful
IN hea ing them Off In the re%solutions
comm tee.
New York headquarters eventually
viii b, established in the Brown Pal
ace h' a. but just now the delegates
md q Savoy, their reservations not
and q Sahoy. their reservations not
being valuable until sunday. Mr..
Nutpi Is at the Shirley. whore many
lmpnl vat conferences win be held
iurint mis- stay The caucus of tho
oik delegation ON Monday af-
D win be one Of the most inter
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