Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
MACK AND KERN ME
Tell Him the Chances fol
Are Of the Best.
KERN SEES RAINBOW IN
city II Literally Decorated with
Bunting and Pictures of the Cam
dIdate in Honor of the
Occasion.
CFrom a staff Correspondent


completed. The business men began to dec
crate their stores this afternoon and the
indications are the city will be profusely
covered with red, white and blue. The
Lincoln hotel, in which the democratic
state committee is located. will display a
large picture of Mr.. Bryan on the Ninth
street side of the building.
The notification will take place at the
north entrance of the state house. A plat
form has been erected there for the use of
the speakers and newspaper correspond
ents. Besides the notification committee
and the candidates Chairman Mack. Vice
Chairman Hall of the national committee
and Governor Sheldon Of Nebraska will
have seats on the platform.
The program will be as follows Chairman
Norman Il. Mack, presiding; invocation
Rev. Father f. Nugent; notification speech,
Representative II. ID. Clayton; acceptance,
W. j. Bryan; address, j. w. Kern. After
the speeches a reception will be held in the
corridors of the capitol building for the
two candidates.
The lire of march followed by the parade,
which will start from the Lincoln hotel
will be as follows; From Lincoln hotel
south to Q street; east on street to Six
teenth street; south on Sixteenth street to
N street, west on N to Fifteenth street;
south on Fifteenth street to X; east on X
to Sixteenth; south on Sixteenth to j street,
and west to the east door of the capitol.
Makeuo of Parade.
The makeup OF the parade. fixed by yes
terGay's meeting, will be as follows:
Platoon OF Police.
Nebraska State Band.
MarShal T.. M. WesterVelt and Personal
Escort OF 4iorsemen.
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l. 'iI r. Governor George Sheldon DR..
.eeslonal county and city committees.
4-s-.4 Carriage-Millam j. Bryan, Hon
l. -. omgton, John w Kern, Hon Nor
toul IN Carriage-Committee on notifica
toa ftom Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas. Ari-
Fifth Car,iase-Caiifornia, Colorado, Con-
hecticut
sixth Carrlage-Delaware, District OF
Columbia, Florida, Georgia.
seventh Carriage-lllinois, Iowa, Indiana,
EIGHT Carriage-Kentucly, Kansas. Lou
islana, Maryland.
Ninth C6rriage age-Massachusetts, Maine,
Tenth Carriage-New York, New Jersey.
Eleventh Carriage-North Dakota, North
Twelfth Carriage-Oregon, Ohio. Penn
sy,Xania, Rhode Island
Thirteenth Carriage - South Carolina
south Dakota Texas Tennessee
FourtSenth Carriage-Utah, Virginia, YER
mont, West Virginia.
Flfteenth CarTiage-Washington, Wiscon-
sin, Wyoming, Porto Rico
Band
During the day the different bands which
will be brought to Lincoln by the visitors.
including the local bands. will give concerts
in different parts Of the city
Kern and Mack See Bryan.
Bringing prophecies of democratic vic
tory to Mr.. Bryan on the eve of his notifi-
cation, John w. Kern, vice presidential
candidate on the democratic ticket with
Norman e. Mack. chairman of the demo-
cratic national committee and several other
prominent democrats were the vangua rd
OF interesting arrivals today to attend the
ceremonies here tomorrow. Within a few
minutes after their arrival Chairman Mack.
Mr. Kern, Josephus Daniels, head OF the
hterary bureau OF the national committee:
Governor John e. Osborne of wyoming
and John E. Lamb of Indiana were in an
extended conference with Mr.. Bryan at his
nome at Fa.. lew on questions vitally af-
fecting the conduct OF the coming cam
paign. The conference was continued at
late hour tonight following dinner ten.
dered to Humphrey O'sullivan of Lowell
AAaa' the newly elected secretary OF the
noutieation committee, at the Lincoln no.
tel by the Lincoln Typographical union. al
which Mr.. Bryan was a guest
These conferences with Mr.. BRYAN had Il
DO In a general way with the outline N
the coming campaign, together with ten.
tative plan that has already been formu
lated for the financing OF the coming strus
gle A general speaking campaign for Mr.
bryan In different parts of the countr,
1so came up for consideration, but nC
uehhite dates, which would indicate {
tour NJ ha
decided upon Reports received by the ma
uond committee, however, were shown 7,
Mr.. Bryan and II was generally decids,
thst In view OF the situations. disclosed I,
Indiana, ohio Illinois and other miadI,
western states, an active speal,ng can,
paign In which Mr. Kern would take a,
equally prominent part should be vassd :,
those states. -
Mack Cheers Bryan Up.
Resarding the campaign and the severa
conferences held with Mr.. Bryan today an,
lonight, Chairman Mack said:
While / am here principally to atten,
he notification ceremonies, have dis
sussed with Mt Bryan tonight and vii
also tomorrow. the general plan OF cam
paign 1t has been the fixed purpose 4
his campaign TO deal with actual fact
and these l have communicated TO Nj
Bryan. telling him that conditions as
aave found them and as they have bee
reported TO me by national committeeme
md well known democrats. all point TO hi
lection to the presidency.
''Ohio. Indiana and New York will &
emoeratic. and l have told Mr. Brya
hat l consider Wisconsin as a debatabl
round. Let me say TO all democrats. ths
he democratic campaign is making NOR
han satisfactory progress"
John w. Kern has every confidence 1
he election Of the democratic ticket
very man does his duty. Speaking OF IN
ituation tonight Mr.. Kern said
a have told Mr. Bryan that condition