The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
NDDER WILL
! HELP HAMMER
PAPER TRUST
rat German Editor Gets
Into Line for Demo-
cratic Ticket.
RYAN TO SPEND THE
SUMMER ON HIS FARM
JASON SHOUTERS AT FAIR
,new TO PLEDGE EARNEST
AND SINCERE SUPPORT.

r.,,v,ew. Lincoln, July 12.-"You
- RELY on the sincere and earnest
.,ort Of the New York Stats lei
tllg.
'cigned) HERMAN RIDDER.'
This telegram. sent by the editor
-, some Kansas town, the name of
.sleh could not be deciphered. was re-
'alrsd by Mr.. Bryan at Fearview to-
Ssy Although Mr.. Bryan made no
lament. his pleasure was evident in
~ puoyant tone in which he read the
ssiement. - A.
nsrver convention called here with the
.,rounced intention CT asking Mr..
ivan TO withdraw from the field on
!. ground. in Mr.. Riders opinion.
eat Mr.. Bryan could not win in No
'smber. Lincoln Democrats declare
sat Mr.. Ridder did not press this point.
hzreyer. upon visiting Fairview. He
s,narted from Lincoln in happy
zane OF mind. with Mr.. Bryan's o. X.
an his free wood pulp plank.
Campaign Arrangements.
Dr. L. Hall. Nebraska's new mem
hsr Of the national committee, dis
russed with Mr.. Bryan today arrange
,ssnts for Mr.. Bryan's meeting with
tbe committee here Tuesday. The
Qualifications of a number of men for
he position of chairman of the COM
nittee we're talked over informally. but
their names were not to be learned
either from Mr.. Bryan or DIR. Hall.
There is a disposition to leave the final
selection to Mr. Bryan. DIR. Hall adj
mitted that he had In mind a man who
\ thought would best fill the office.
and that Mr., Bryan had another. How
ever. II Is predicted that the end of the
Meeting here will see the chairman
snip a settled fact and many details of
the coming campaign mapped out. at
EAST in outline Later Mr.. Hall said
y thought IL safe TO say that the new
thairman would be one of the follow
hG D. J. Campau. Michigan; j. E
Lamb, Indiana; ollie James, Kentucky,
md j. II. Atwood, Kansas. All save
Nr Campau are members of the ma
tolal committee. Mr.. Bryan has re-
esived numerous tenders of the SER
vices Of speakers Nearly all of them.
their letters are given full credit.
ere spellbinders of resistless appeal.
Musicians also have been early on the
ground. and the men who make ban
ners and buttons and get out printing
and pictures. Such of these matters as
deserve attention will be turned over
10 the national committee Tuesday.
johnson to Take Part.
Among Mr.. Bryan's supporters whose
activities will be given the widest range
wcccfbl. f- InhnCnn of Min
nesota This word was given when
some forty or fifty OF the Johnson cor
pOrals who went from Minneapolis to
Denver to fight for the governor called
al Fairview today In token of surren-
der Of the Johnson forces Lester Ell
wood gave up his flag with Johnson
name on il To Mr. Bryan. the latter de-
claring that il should have conspic-
uous place among the trophies of Far
view.
The fight is over. and we're with
you now" was the assurance given Mr..
Bryan by Congressman Hammond. VINO
placed Governor Johnson in nominal
ton.
This delegation and one which was
reiurning TO Cleveland were the only
formal visitors at Fairview today, both
being shown through the Bryan home
and chatting informally with the can
didate.
Mr.. Bryan smiled at the story of his
Offering 10 share the White house with
MS running mate. Mr.. Kern. He ad-
mltted the facts ia the case, but said
that that matter had been already con-
sldered jest brought about by Mr.
hern's insistence that he was too poor
10 uphold the social RESPONSIBILITIES OF
the office.
Mr.. Bryan has been urged by some
o. his friends to spend the remainder Of
'he summer at soma resort where ne
could rest and gather strength for the
IAN campaign. but he much prefers &c
remain among his chickens and alfal'
"a. He is accustomed to the CLIMATE
which, though hot I'm summer. Is not
nurdened with facilitating humidity
me candidate is in perfect health, ano
believes that he can rest better in his
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