The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-01
BOOM IS LAUNCHED Iso Strongly Meet ;asd For Second Place.
  1IIHo6RAIHs ARE POSTED Injunction Flaak is Being
 Stioaely 0pposed. -. rsslss cs@ss ss.sss Are EsDse'.lly o,psse1 [. nAsiesi Lassr rls.k !. sne Dsneerstsc
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Flank iD the DemocRatic
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 nvor. Colo. June so--Although Idatss for the nomination for Vice dent on the Democratic ticket are arous and despite the fact that number is likely to be largely in- Iod before a choice ts actually 1. 1t is tho general opinion among leadera of Che party that are now that If aeorge Gray of Delaware. declare his willingness to aecepi uecond place on the ticket he can It Josiah Marvel. o< Winning pei., the manager of the Gfay Identias campa gn, who arrived n er tonight, will not, however, give onsent. He Insists that the Del a man is a candidate Tor ufss { | and when it has been settiee fe cannot have first place. it VIII ,,2nfe time to place him in running r Ne secondary position. providin& es fo take fk. Mir. Marvel de- owever. that Judge Cray will pc Id with anything less tpan tne
 ~el, known thst MT. Bryan Dc pIsaxed to have sudge Ss s.s..
 Vice Prestdentiai cam s '. <
 only thing that prevenss sne rom becoming ieadinB c
 that position Is the simpie se' erfuI fact that he will not os- rnself to be e candidate at NAi-
 For rresident Only.
 farvei. when informed ok
 rf resardink Judge Gray as . E. for Vice President. said:
 son;f N know anythng about that.
 nnt coucerh us. Judge aray E
 ssfa for President and ne IS \ na nomsnateS We arat run n for President and for notnine
 n.on,a out here" ie was sus-
 nere runuing him Tor wee ~ and it is generally ps@1x p>
 prva u favors him for the sso- ne ora the ticket
 "a not a man in the country Could be placed at the neaa \, el ...a, sne ncrafic ticket. sHsd r. - ", .ss ! %huld lsst 1kS to nav paHs ss \ foIxa running mafe. We kneM all !. t ta4. but we are not constueIink in. kSF light of anything put z ,lte for the first place; nor mus u e1se So consider him. 1T they ~ are making q great mistake ev are wasting their time.
 ntxad how much strength ne ea his candidate to show on tne |allot. Mrs Marvel said: -rt11 rat all of Delaware. all or and. a great part of Pennsyiva- [rnbahiv all of New Jersey ana vnsaa from the South. We are barfur any specific claims as 70 sr huf this fact must be borne m Thare are hundreds of unin- kea delegates to that convention, draw your own conclusions as if means but 1t certainly Something" Marvel said that the name oi Gray will be presented 10 the ton by l.. L.. Handy or Dela-
 seconded by P. A. OBoyIe, han of the recent Democratic Convention in Pennsyivania. He fa that there would De
 other seconding speeches, laaid that he could not to- Inams the men who will make rick B. Lynch, manager of the
 hoom for the Presidency, is ' t 10 arrive here tomorrow anu On headquarters at the AoDy dentiaI Boom Launched.
 5ray presidential boom was
 launched today and head
 were opened in the Savoy ho- ring the early afternoon
 expert bill stickers were go. Nut the hotels putting up iitn-
 of the Delaware candidate. pictures have been placed as
 the Gray men seized the most
 ht places in the Hobbies of all
 ng hotels.
 ohnson headquarters will not
 Ed for several days and the which the Bryan banners will : n out has not been deteEssatn-
 win be on Saturday or Sum
 IF the arrival of the Nebraska
 n.
 ertain that there will be a
 xht in the committee on reso- End possibly on the floor of the
 itself over the anti-inJunc-
 'lx. Word has come indirectly
 coin that MT. Bryan is in fa- \ he plank of somewhat radical \ Ind 1t Is certain that such men
 an. national committeeman aois and Chairman Taggart of
 bnal committee, are strongly
 10 1t.
 gave out a statement in |I favored Equal rights before sE" and used other expressions ,irniIar character which were con- i to mean that he was opposed to lnr anti in junction plank. Sulli- Ienies that hB~intended to convey that he planned to fight plank, but 1t is gen. believed that he is against ex- languase in this part of the res |n. It is well-known that between s-yan and Mir. Sullivan and other Atiai members of the Illinois dele- 4. no particular amount of love IS Ind reports have been circulated Eff an anti-injunction plank Is zd more radical in it's character l he Illinois people feel that they Aprove, that the State, when 1t I to balloting for President, will away from it's Bryan instruc- Evan denied this emphatically to- Me said: are told to stick for Bryan and going to stick. I do noe be- khat any platform fight can our present program. Illinois idea of breaking away from it's ions. 2"
 Opposed to Plank.
 srces opposed to a radical la ' K were stronger today by the
 of Charles G. Heifner. of yton State, who has the proxy
 r. Terry, the National Com an from that State. MT. Heif- ounced emphaticaily that the
 cast and particularly the State
 lngtpn. was opposed to the
 of 9uch a plank as was pre-