Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01

lsuch a plank in the platform. e. e
Imakes this question the most " i
ltant under discussion. New E1 IA
Is said TO be opposed to the plankSand
Sew Jersey ano pennsylvania also are
accredited with pronounced antagon-
ism to such resolution. If the New
York delegation and Pacinfc delega-
tions should take determined stand
against il. the fight would assume
formidable proportions. II is not be-
lieved here that the opposition OF
sullivan Of Illinois and Taggart of In
Ediana means that the entire delega-
tions from these states would oppose
Mr.. Bryan's wishes. Most of the CEN
ltral and western and southern states.
IL is said, will be lined up to support
Whatever program Mr.. Bryans friends
present.
4 The question of tickets continues to
! divide the members OF the committee
on arrangements and the committee Of
4 Denver citizens which is looking af-
liter the Denver end OF the convention.
As is usually the case the local people
J would like to receive greater num-
! ber of tickets than the committed
lfeels it can spare. One member ~
the national committee described tho
situation today in the following Ian
guage. g
Its just this way. Donvcr.M OF
course, is entitled to its share ofs tick-
cts and it cannot be denied thai the
people Of this city have kept their
promises and have behaved IN the
most handsome manner to the lnem-
bers of the national commitee. on
the other hand, and II must be un-
Iderstood that the local Denver COM
mittee is in no way responsible for
this, certain people have advertised
the democratic convention as a sort
of added attraction for the summer
tourists season and have allowed It -
/ be understood that tickets are to be
given for the asking. and that every
traveller who visits the state at this
time can have ticket This is stat
ing it trine strongly, perhaps, but
lot of that sort of advertising has
been done. and II is bringing many
people to Colorado who will have no
chance on earth TO see the inside Of
the convention hall. The committee
naturally feels this pressure, and we
cannot decide just what we will be
able to do until we know Just exactly
how many seats we will have. Dem
yer is saying to the national commit
tee, give Us tickets, and the commit
tee is repIving to Denver, show us the
Seats"
The members of the committee
spent several hours today in golnp
through the convention hall, but did
not succeed in producing any greater
seating capacity.
Adequate accommodations for the
sessions of the committees on ar
rangements. credentials. permanent
Organization and rules, not having
been provided IN the new auditorium,
arrangements were made today to
have these committees meet in tho
building Of the Fraternal Union. That
Organization today preferred tho use
Of the rooms TO the committee on con-
lvention arrangements and the tender
fwas accepted.
Chairman Thomas Taggart Of the
national convention has been charged
with the responsibility of letting con-
tracts to hospital in the auditorium
building for emergency purposes. Mr..
Taggart inspected the hospital IN -
Chicago Coliseum Immediately after
1.-THE adjournment of the republican
convention and was greatly pleased
with the completeness of the estab-
lishment The hospital viii be pat
termed after the temporary hospital
lat the Chicago coliseum. The con-
tracts for equipments and supplies
and the matter of securing the at
tendance of competent physicians and
nurses will be disposed Of tomorrow.
Secretary Woodson of the national
committee, who has been elected see
iretary of the convention, today an
nounced the appointment of the fol-
lowing assistants.
Assistant ecretaries-CharIes S.
Northan. Atlanta. Ca; H.. c. Rich
mond, Fremont. Neb.; c. A. Nash,
Perry Iowa: Edward Cahlll Spring.
field. Ills; William Reid, Rawlins.
Wyo., and Frank B. Ross, Indianap-
oils, Indiana.
Reading cierks--William McEniry.
NtOGk AotdHuSf lItSfs Il f. f1iitttAis NOW
York City: William r.. r. Bryno,
Charleston, w. Va; c. j. Gavin. Dem
yer. Colo; Rees p. Horrocks Little
Rock, Ark. and Joseph L. Reilly, In
dianapols, Indiana.
Tally clerks-Ruby Laffoon, Madi-
sonvIlle, KY; V. ALERT, Langdon. N.
D.; e. e. Murphy, Leavenworth. Kan;
Thomas II. Loveiace. 81. Louis. NO.;
Thomas b. Collier. Memphis. Tenn,
and c. G. Ernst, Decatur. Ind.
Messengers to secretary-W "
Richardson, Danvllle, Ky.
Messenger to chairman Earnest
Brasley. Sullivan. Ind.
! It Is expected that the rush OF the
delegations win not commence before
Sunday although many individual
delegates will come before that time
ALREADY twenty-five special trains are
scheduled to arrive on Sunday and as
many are due on Monday 1t is be-
lieved by the railroad managers that
the number of trains will bu largely