The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-24
 All Democrats to Be.
 United. FORMER NOMINEE WILL
 CAST NEW Y0RK'S VOTE Col Henry Newbranch Gives Out Interesting Interview. All Past Differences Between Mir. Bryan and Judge Parker win Be- Overlooked and All is Now
 Fersivsn and
 Forgotten.
BY T. R. PORTER.

 Parker Is for Bryan for President. All past differences between Parker and Bryan overlooked. forgiven and forgotten. and the New York statesman to cast the vote of New York at the Denver Convention for Mir. Bryan. and in addition to so voting. Judge Par ker to be found working all along the line to secure Mir. Bryan's nomination and election.
 The above paragraph contains in brief. the experiences of Mir. Bryan and his close friends--those really on the inside And with Judge Par ker will go that "conservatfve' ele- ment in the party which the "antis have been claiming are unalterably opposed to Bryan--and which has been counted upon in certain quarters to compass the defeat of the Nebraskan.
 This information is given in an tn- terview with Colonel Harvey N. New branch. political editor of The World Herald. Omaha. The, World Herald IS recogniz0l as the leading Bryan or gan of the country and its editor stands very close to Mir. Bryan, who was editor of that paper at the time of his nomination for the Presidency in 1sss Since then, The World Herald has been considered as semi -ofiicially representing Mir. Bryan and the Bryan interests and it's editorial page reflects  MT. Newbranch says:
 Colonel Newbranch's Statement.
 Judge Alton B. Parker. as Chair man of the New York delegation, will cast the unanimous vote of that dele gation for MT. Bryan at Denver. pro- vided he consents to go to Denver as 2 delegate-at-large. There are good and suficient reasons for making this as- sertion.
 "Mr. Bryan will be unanimously nominated, and 1t Is extremely doubt ful if any other name than his will be presented before the convention. The anti-Rryan movement has collaps- ed By the end of this month, and believe earlier, this fact will have be- come apparent, and will be conceded by the anti Bryan leaders. The East will be ready to join with the West and the South to make the Democratic Party, once more a united, harmonious organization.
 sThe result of the Pennsylvania pri- maries is decisive. When 1t Is real. tzed that Colonel Guffy has suffered overwhelming defeat. not only in his own State, but in. his own district, anu that Bryan will have four hfths or the district delegates and all the dele- gates at large from Pennsylvania. no- body win longer be in doubt as to the result at Denver. The PennsyiVahla surprise demonstrates that the rank and file of Democrats is for Bryan as much in the East as in the West and that the conservative Democracy so far as the voters are concerned. is al- r1ost as unanimously for Bryan as IS the radical, fighting Democracy or the Central and Western States.
 .Governor Johnson already sees the handwriting on the wall. It will De noticed that in his interview at Linds- h AXnFeSSe0 whether he would be stronger cam didate than Mir. Bryan, and admits re- aionadlv that he isn't very anxious 70 he nominated anyhow. It Is the news from Pennsylvania that has influences him to this new position. Even IT ne remains in the field, 1t will De Iouhu, and I say this on reliable information Sror, MInnesots. this his own State will declare for Bryan in the Minnesota Convention next month. Johnson IS ou. of if Judae Gray was never in II, ana there Is no other hut Bryan.
 All Desire Victory. The long headed leaders and pon- ticians in New York understand .as .ts situatIon now, even though they olo ,,nt when their convention met, just Few days ago. That is the reason ChaJrman Corners journeyed to Ro- chester to meet Mir. Bryan and hold A conference with him. They are practtcal men, these New forkersi anu tbev desire Democratic victory just as mueh as do we of the West. though perhaps for different reasons Buy want to win. and they will put no stones In Mir. Bryan's way now that they realize that the Democratic eggs are all in his basket. Charles F. Murphy, who, whatever else may be said of him, is a remarkable astute politician, several weeks ago was careful to disclatm a rash assertion that i've have Bryan hornswoggled" and to explain carefully that Tammany has no one on its blacklist; that 1t is for the best man and will be for the nominee. This Is one reason for say ing that New York's solid vote will be cast for Bryan in the national con vention, and will be announced by Judge Parker if, as take 1t, he is to be chairman of the delegation.
 This little episode of Judge Parker announcing New York s vote for Bryan although Mir. Bryan opposed him. stren- uously but sincerely. at St. Louis four years ago. will be recognized as a. gracious manifestation of forgiveness. and will be the signal for such coun- trywide uprising of a reunited and harmonious Democracy as has not been seen since Grover Cleveland was first elected President, and 1t will sweep Bryan into the White House by a landslide majority"