The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25

prevail upon the plans made by the
Democratic national committee to
bring about his election, the demo-
cratic campaign may be said 10 be
in that period Of transition Oh which
practical organization is completed
and the skirmish fire OF the battle
has begun There will be a meeting
OF the national committee and SUBJ
committees with Nj Bran on Sep
TENDER s. 10 consider whether the line
of action taken is proving effective.
Politics were e~CheWed at headqudT-
ters Sunday and Mr.. Bryan, with mis-
brother and a few friends, attended
church, but TO the national committee
men and friends who spoke to him of
the hard struggle that Chairman Mack
and the campaign managers had out
lined, he replied: Il realize the task
ahead OF me and what II means I am
not minimizing the demands but
feel that | can do what is expected
of ue, for my health Is fine and
never entered a fight with more hope
of victory. II IS the peoples fight
and the battle for the right gives add
ed courage and strength in the trying
hours of a campaign
Political developments since Mr.
Bryan arrived here, show that the
managers OF the democratic campaign
have put the fight into the hands of
Mr. Bryan and the people. Mr. Bryan
has already made two speecheS-hiS
address of notification and the tariff
speech az Des MOines-and this week
viii find him making several speeches
in the Middle West where Chairman
Mack has decided TO make the main
fight of the campaign. New York is
10 he invaded. and in all probability
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. and
West Virginia. and in these states. as
well as in Indiana, Ohio. Illinois and
Iowa the democratic candidate will
make his principal struggle for vic
tory
After Mr. Bryan has chosen each of
the several planks of the party plat
form as the theme of an extended
speech ne VIII then in those speeches
to he made later in the capaisn eIu-
cidate these subjects in greater detail.
Changes IN Bryan's Plans.
Chairman Mack has informed Mr.
Bryan that the committee does not in
tend to call upon him 70 make as
many speeches as in other campaigns
but it IS known that the demands of
Mr.. Bryan 5 services have become in
siStent from many quarters. and there
Is a strong probability that before the
end Of the next month Mr. Brvan-s
speaking plans may undergo many
changes
Acting on the advice Of Mr.. BRYAN.
the national committee are inclined in
their effort to enlist the aid of the
people 70 effect democratic success at
the polls. and 20 DO this most effective
j. Chairman Mack is seeking 20 have
democratic clubs organized IN every
voting precinct in the United States
TnOn these democratic clubs both Mr.
BRYAN and the national cSnmittop are
depending for their greatest aid and
strength
Most Of the clubs have been orga-
niZed under the direction Of the state
and county chairman. their work. as
outlined ny Nh BRYAN being 10
spread the doctrines Of the party Cam
DaiCn managers have Ior- since dis
covered that much Of tho literature
sent ont IS either lost or IS not eff
GENTLY placed The uFeciuCt clubs
viii see that this literature i placed IN
proper hands. and in the way the
cnmittee hopes every voter may be
reached.
The collection Of campaign funds is,
70 q major degree 70 be put ND 10 the
precinct clubs. and the committee
hopes that with small contributions
from the thousand ~ no -ElfUal mem
hers the aggregate sum VIII he suffi-
ciont for all practical purposes. On
election dav the Drecincr clubs viii ne
called upon 70 get out the vote and
lastly. 10 see thar r Is fairly counted.
Such IS the general plan Of the dem
OCratic national campaign. and while
here and there minor changes viii be
made. the national committeeman who
were here with Mr. Bryan say that
i viii insure Nr. Bryan'S election
Il Is announced n headquarters
that Thoas r TibDiss. who ran with
Thomas Watson as Weep presidential
candidate on the POpuIIst ticket IN
1904. has written 70 the committee
that he vas urging all his friends in
the populist party 10 support Mr..
BRYAN this year
The head OF the newly organized
manufacturers bureau viii be P e.
Burns Of Chicago. NJ Burns IS promi
nentIy identified with the business in
terests Of this city His appointment
das decided upon late last night
John W Clifton OF Nashville. Tenn.