Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-08
NATIONAL COMMITTEES WORK
4 ], Aimed at Securing Bryan's
Consent 10 Go on Stump
Through October.
5, an, Ne Routed. 1t IS Planned to
onset tic Eject Of Taft's
western speaking Tour.

lb;c.poS Sept. S.--rhe Bryan anu 4
1,orn5 business Mems association VIII
ISa,han stiaus OF New York as pfesl-,
Easnt and L. Il, Goltra of st. LOUIS as
.sa, president. was formally launch-
/ "a mon the political sea at meet
&,ns of The Democratic national COM
mittec here today. The work OF Or
srani2lng these clubs. which was eA-
i nested 10 appeal strongly to the buSi-
&$ness interests of the country. VIII pc
5hesnn with yigor Immediately.
&, today,s meeting, the following
Il, a,innal committeeman conferred Win
#s,r ,Rrvan and Chairman Mack:
q nsnisls North Carolina; CARRIER,
#nhio. Miller, Oregon; Tomlinson, Ala
#hsma salisbury Delaware; Howell.
81 &! s,:eorria; Sullivan. Illinois; wade,
HAM. Atwood Kansas: Woo'dtso,n'
II sec.etaryl, Kentucky; Ewing, LOUIS
3fana.. Talbot MARYLAND; WOOD
#NIichigan: Nebel1er. Utah: Ellison;
&girrjnia; Osborne. Wyoming, ana
$Newman, District of Columbia.
4 THOSE PRESENT. ii
q Others who talked with the leaders
%rere Senator Culbcrson, chairman,
End j. g. Johnson, secretary o. lile
Mdyisory committee; CHAIRMAN MOSES
n Wetlnore and Richard +. Petit
lSrrew South Dakota Josiah Marvel,
&$De)aware. and e. c. Wall of Wiscon1-
@u Of The finance committee. While
Nhe national committeeman We're IN
5Eesson. there were conferences OF the
Mlviso,y and finance committee ana
Hate today all three committees Joined
an a general conference in which MI.
Bryan took leading part in the dc
alterations
Ho STUMP THROUGH OCTOBER.
While no definite announcement has
been made it is generally believed by
Rational committeeman that the et-
dort TO have MI. Bryan take the stump
sduring the entire month Of October
;Mill prove successful With the an
nouncement that MI Taft will make
speaking trip through the middle west
and the west the Democratic leaders
believe that the fight should be forced
Ia along the line until election day.
land that to that end Mr.. Bryan should
continue his speaking trips until the
slnen from the far west are trying to-
sprevaii upon Chairman Mack to send
Ethe candidate to the Pacific coast states
shut whether Mr.. Bryan will make the
Gong westward swing will depend in
great measure on plans made for Mr.
Mats stumping tour. Chairman Mack
Isand other members Of the committee
sseare not little concerned over the
;GAnestlon whether Mr.. Bryan's strength
swould enable him to duplicate the ar
Mdnous campaign of 1896 though Mr.
llSSBryan has said that he is willing to do
FThatever the committee feels Is re-
4qlired to make an effective fight.
n EXCHANGING OPINIONS.
National Chairman Mack said today
shat the conferences today would be
confined principally TO an interchange
~ opinions of the various committee
9nen on the plans drawn for the CAM
spasn, and that Mr.. Bryan would offer
4hls advice and counsel before their
'sauDptlon. The committees will try to
sstil! further increase public interest in
FORMATION of clubs as the most potent
Factor IN bringing about the election of
SMr. Bryan Upon the clubs and the
democratic press. the national COM
|inlttee Is depending for campaign funds
'ard me responses to the call for money
pas according to Col. Wetmore. head
flying, .
alr. Bryan spent the day in confer
ehtes with the different national COM
tl"lteemen and tonight he will address
y general conference of 200 precinct
committeeman of Chicago.