Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-24
ILLINOIS HAS
INSTRUCTED
FOR BRYAN
Mr., SULLIVAN SHOWS
LITTLE ENTHUSIASM



I DIV )plRU9tpS I rom Country
IBy Morning journal spcaini Leared wlreI
[ Springfield, Ill., April 23-fhc tlli-
|nois den,orru,v toas,- .,loptal the
I,uU reIa ana instrlIrf..d ltg dsiagatns
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ms, an hnnorohls penng" ia seeure
his mammalian Amor "a bnt foht in
/ fhe resnlntinr. o,nynittr. v'hish v,ns
carried into tha r,rvrntinp tha nart,.
|udant,sd a port, niotfnrr, rlsplt do
Irlariur Iaatf far che srsot,gt -unegiIia
Iprrson,l Ithcrtvu tn inli,rfdnaIa nrn-
| yidinr g,rh {hnrtv MA mn irrrinye
|upon thc rights Of other pcople.
! Insioaa NJ nar,inp no ,Ieu5I FINN,
I1.irr1t@s' and gitnrn,tes w ihc va.
] tIooal g,uv,ntinu IN was d,eid,a "a
Igond oirht aIlovinr earh nan onc-
Ibo1r ,f , ,,tr ,rha fnlla,yir, ,fobt
deIepatas verr alcrted Rnger q sni-
IlNau Frrd 1 Iprn EarralI g Roers
| Anlrn,, trn,tnr samuel Aierh,tiGr
| uar,,. Al pirdru rduara II Dnnnn
/ ifralrrirll Al Ridgetev
T,yn ,ie,torg NJ lnree verc also
cha.nn
Thr rrsnIuti,us. .npdarsinp Mr. Rrv-
lam yar, rrrnIva5 vim antbustasn
For "a Il that hnRaNrRT "A nnt
o.ar5cd ,ntiraty to tha satisfaetton of
NJ Rtyan,s nnst a,aant snpnortprg
INA IN 1,o laet fo,, ,,tn,,tn5 nf ne
Irnnyantinn IrGg. owen = rbonnann
|nf Iael.snnyiila derIariue mai BiN,au
l,ad hann usoib ami i Iumondnd ibnt
"A stronoar reanution .hc nossed. lie
losiraa "a, L,vo no inatr,trtinns sn
u.nrlgd n,t nupaig n.n,,ld IN ho,,nd
ro eunnn,t trv5n so lonr ns bIs name
forf tsag. maltp in the Inat rev min
mas ~ t,, ronvrntinn and n met Win
thr. ,.,,aI f,ta' ',f NOV, htsfness th,t is
e,r,,rs,' ,f,,nu ,nt urarv hrnor, ana
.thlrsft 6ele%otrs Vim are nnXioue Ia
cot.r ,r,in5 IN, .thnis hon,cs n ras
.enffirir,,tly ana ayer,, heiminplv de-
feetra
Thr Indifferent Mr. Sullivan
the ronVrnilon howevnr sho,yed
Iatnrnrr rnibnsIa4n, for Ntr Rrynn
yyhra bf, 'na,,n ,,raa ,nsntInned t6qrp
,,.gs. .in,,,1at,tIy' great ai,t,tause ANA mo
ro.,,l5t,,, al M 'Fsa,t.ftinn II, Ms fn,nr
grogie5 MN cheers .rbn apnlause.
m iq true came more from other
Iro,,nt,ng fbon Ceolt ana nther cities
Than CrIc9ra
Ropcr q sullivan. who aominntcd
thl c3nycnttoU 9U'JT" ram f%Irgt % ~ , last did
Inc. ,nnIaI,d Rryants nana at amy
Inn, L,t sulll,an h nnt ,he lsind ~
'l''f 'N' 'uil'N"H ~ ll'A VIZ Ni'' ~
man who Us given 70 applaudlng
things, no matter now strong nus ap-
proNal may be. When the demonstra-
ton was In progress after the read
Ing of the Bryan resolution he rose
aud stood until the cheers subslded,
and then resumed his seat.
Chicago Carries wet Plank
The fight over the personal lth-
orty' or liquor plank in the platform
was warm and long. II delayed the
/ convention ne1rly two hours, ana
then "a minority Of seven presented a
report urging that the plank be en-
, trcly omitted Nineteen members Of
the committee favored II, and the
convention sustained them by vote
Of sac 20 8GS. or the total In favor of
the plank, 58j votes came from Cook
county hrec-QuHrtors Of the country
delegations voted against IT, but the
heavy vote of Chicago was too much
| for them Considerable feeling was
manifested during tho roll call which
! laid the minority report on the table.
MIR. johnson Was Forgotten.