The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03
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Lincoln. Aug. 10. William j. Bry-
an today launched 90 another speech
making tour. lie left here AZ 4.3c
o'clock 70. ST, Paul, where tomorrow
he ~iil speak at the fair grounds, his
remarks dealing with the subject OF
governmental extfasaganca. Three
uther speeches will be delivered be-
fore he returns here Thursday.
There alll be speeches az Fargo and
Grand Forks, n. d., ani Sioux City,
Ia. No particular topic will be dis
cussed, but IL Is the intention OF Mr..
Pryan to deal generally with the -
sues Of the campaign.
As usual, Mr.. Bryan attended re-
ligious services In the little Metho-
dist church Mt Normal. short dis
tance from Fairyiew, today. lie was
accompanied by the entire family,
the carriage beiag driven by himself.
BY dInt Of hard work Dir bryan last
night completed his l.sabor day and
Peoria speeches aud they ~ili he de.
liscred 10 the press associations TO-
morrow for distribution among the
papers.
New York, Aug. 30. bile scores
besicge headquarters daily and press
their claims for positions TO aid the
party, Norman r. Mack, chairman
n the democratic national cufninit-
Tee, today hnis himself searching for
a chairman Of tho subcommittee Of
the executive con mittee 70 run the
democrats campaign In the cast and
he has been hunting for nearly a
month. Many have been considered.
but none chosen, aud Mr. Mack de-
clated today that, while he hoped "a
make selection this week, be did
not knos who would be chosen.
The selection u an eastern demo.
cratic campaign manager has beer
tbreshed over frequently In the party
councils In the west and Mr.. Bryan
was called on To make suggestions
After MUCH consideration. IL VA
deemeh that an eastern man. prefer
ably uf New York. be chosen. Ma
{ tiOnal committee men eonferiIns
, With Chairman Mack agreed that The
eastern manager must bs q man whc
had never been prominently idsnti,
! fed With any previous faction Ia ths
/ party and one who would weld TO
. gether any opposing factions now ex
istiug ia the east.
! 1.-THE selection of an eastern cam
. paign manaeer has been no easl
: task. " said Mr. Mack today, land
!. while | hope TO pame the man som
> time thIs week, no one has been So
I lected for the place. Positions In tn
i east demand great cafe. cspeciall
{ that Of manager Of the eastern head
4 quarters. he must be a man OF rar
5 executive ability and one who ca
= keep his forces constantly on tn
: move and in line OF astion. Me-
!. York Is going to see the livelies
: presidential campaign that has bee
4 witnessed I'm many years, and tb
!. eastern manager will Eaye much {
!, 80 ln consequence. ! am dependin
!, much 10 this campaign on the rar
n judgment of Senator Culberson
Z chairman Of the advisory COMMITTEES
e who Will probably spend the maio
portion Of the neat two mouths q
!. this city. | am couiined ln mT selsc
Z tion Of an eastern manager 10 mem
i beis ~ the national COMMITTEES
> though the subcommittee will prtn
4 cipally he made up Of national com
3 mitteemen.
= Chairman Mack Is strongly Of th
!. belief that tbe differences exIstin
II between Leader Murphy, OF Tam
many hail aud Senator McCarren, .
e Kings county are ut least susceptible
u TO Temporary adjustment. and Z
II this end be is bending every effor
% through numerous conferences whic
II are being hel1 daily.