Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-01

sce president on the democratic
,eket are numerous, and despite the
laet that their number is likely to
he largely increased before a choice
4 actually made, it is the general
oOinion among such leaders OF the
Marty as are now here that If Geo.
Gray of Delaware viii declare his
willingness to accept the second
place on the ticket he can have it.
1t is well known that Mr.. Bryan
would be pleased to have Judge
Cray for the vice presidential candi-
date Although candidates for
the nomination for vice pres
dent on the democratic ticket
are numerous and despite the fact
that their number is likely to be
largely increased before a cnoIce is
actually made, it is the general opln-
lon among such leaders of the party
as are now here that if George Gray
Of Delaware will declare his willing
ness to accept the second place on
the ticket he can have it. Josiah
Marvel of Wilmington, DEL, the man>
ager of the Gray presidential cam
paign, who arrived in Denver lest
night, will not, however. give his con-
sent. He insists that the Delaware
man is candidate for first place,
and when it has been settled that he
can not have first place, it will be
ample time to place him in the run
ming for the secondary position, pro-
Tided he cares to take it. Mr.. Mar
vel denies, however, that Judge Gray
would be satisfied with anything less
than the head of the ticket.
The Gray presidential boom was
formally launched yesterday and
headquarters were opened in the
Savoy hotel. They were arranged
some hours in advance of the arrival
Of Mr.. Marvel, and a corps OF expert
billstiekers were going about the ho-
tells putting up Autographs of the
Delaware candidate.
The Johnson headquarters will not
Be open for several days and the date
On which the Bryan banner will be
brown out has not yet been deter
mined. but it will be on Saturday or
Sunday, after the arrival of the Ne
braska delegation.
II Is certain there will be a strong
Aght in the committee on resolutions.
aAd possibly on the floor of the con-
'entiOn itself. over the anti-injunc-
non plank. Word has come indi-
feetly that Mr. Bryan has been in
iaEOr of plank of a somewhat radi-
a. nature, and it is certain that such
IN as Sullivan. national committee
ma from Illinois, and Chairman
iasEart Of the national committee.
ne strongly opposed to it. Sullivan
SAFe out yesterday a statement in
1aleh he favored equal rights before
-e law and used other expressions
Z similar character which we're
'92strued to mean that he vas OP-
Esd TO = strong multiplication
la2ak- Sullivan denies that he in
AS TO convey the impression that
= has planned ID fight the snti-in-
1-Aetloa plank. bat il Is generally be-
-ssed that he is against extreme Ian
sage IN this part Of the resolutions
No Lore Lest In ulfnOiS-
II 5 sell known that between M
o5s1a- Mr. Sullivan and other Inan-
1-l-l members Of 'tke Illinois dele
s-Aaoo 10 particular amount Of love
A@1- and reports have been cir
e-lAtea that II an antf-Enjune1iOn
.1A2k ; adopted more radical IN its
-%R1etsT than the Illinois people
IA21 thsy can approve. that state
~ 4 cones % halloting for presi-
- EIll sreak away frOm its Bryaz
assrCrsSuuS
SILVA denied this emphat51aI9v
A~Tc-E- He szEa-
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