The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-23

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EbsfqreS .the real hqAify beg aH. iSTS
fHppeared In the non ar
tcle that dec1a rad AT Sify SsS
were as stated in HUI 5pa
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5.'.I did knot In tend ttS nifs
Ih0dy by my stat fsf
ba inasrnueh as s ii Sf Srssss
sF brownsville ease sss
pasgfis ought ITO convey stll9ssS ass
gestason shat Ig3hal not dfss
rBecsnt B tly With !: $5 no. l,ss Sls
| Is have been y h,,
have cal to- ea e
self: spIpa ale them have Tfai
great dsa to- Insg BIO ut fl sasJ
|1f He Jaiet Last sS4
have list ts1ed. VhettlS itt,y, es,Ss
through i n wotiids say, IN g
they might not repeat any tafii ile arrt
neonsiy, from me " u 'Youe 7 A
that: not t. SssSFF>.. m 3r,r. &
Perhaps they have gosissYI 81 s
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agreed with what they fd 81 g u
1 may not haYe answered. SFs
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|thafI would recognize sas siss
Epotntments to offica.s ~ s,l
The candidate declined
about the matter further. haaitIfaf4fsS
ing, as he did yesterday, that x5ssss
Brownsville case Is not 5ai canIfsa Ssss
issue and that he will not aiseaas ssSss
Issues other than those gfA Aieha sesss
cluded in the Denver plat tfornss sssY2
MT. Bryan also, refused u sssSs Ss ssss S.t
whether or not the views aexDHAks4aS
by him in the 1906 edftofialS laa
are held by him today. {sS
!. After the Negro Vote.
The organization Ok NegFa III
cratic clubs In the states Eak ISL aa
illinois and Ohio formed ,kha hirh
OF conversation today between
.J.,' Bryan and Don Erarnsy yaoT4 IS II
Chicago, who was the mana geT ffss,sss
Charles A. Towne In, his can MI aSsygl
for the vice presidshcy, Il S2SSs
"A well-directed effort is ta 4, ibtSS5
made by the democrats tS sssssst..tss asss
large a Negro vote ag p0sstbl bla slI tls SsS
middle west, and NM Fafnaw{, sEs
visit was the result Saf sae IsSsss 49,
which had been mada to laitns ih .ss
yer by democratic rleAdbps. 81 s3Ss
The, OFFER; of his services fo fa
purpose was accepted sby,Sf AaFs fsf, V
and Mr.. Farnsworth left for hIs hsSYSssg
with the understanding that gh hs ~ ss2
ter would be further & dige,,sarsbssa sisss
Chicago during Mr. Bryan ri stay 81
that city next week, when. hss III Ca
meet the sub-committSs DE the ,dsrsas
ocratic national COMMITTEES Ri sSYs sSYSs
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Lincoln, Neb.j July I8 yiIsiar rss
j.. Bryan branded as false the atssat es
ton that he had promised to, anna ffshs
Negroes to office and had Is decIaraas
that the action Of President Il Roosss
velt In the Brownsville case YES III
warranted ~. = & }55tF}%} 5$;> III
The matter came before him IN s
telegram from a, Baltimore basSrss
which stated that Bishop Walt4rss xf1
the A. NJ. e. church, had AeclarSd ls&
had Bryan's assurances that ss tsklss
Brownsville affair was 4 's.pIAht md
that he would appoint Negroes tS SDi
fee If elected. |..SE b 81 I az 4s@s
Bryan.'s denial was as foII6yss: I:
\"Report not true. / have rskisssssf
to disucss the Brownsville cag8 aafs
/ have not discussed appoint atEnATSf@S SYE
Negroes" '.. ( = Is 3's 81 81
Bryan refused to disctiss tllsS HYrsAf
ter, other than to make public ~
| text OF the telegram. y. @t;: assss9gs 1sIs9s
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