The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

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ly0s prOfssssd the greatest friendship
| for Mr. Harmon when he and Harmon
made q spoAking thug u the southern
States only a.fsw months before the Dem
Yer convention u that year
Bryan after bis lItteT Of May - joined
with Tom l. johnson % Cleveland whp
In I00s opposed Harmona nominatiun
ioF tiovernOT. aud JOhnaon's followers
are here to-day Opposed 10 Harmon and
oIuenly Opposed 10 Harmon'a attitude
that no IpaTty unity az this time can como
iIum naming the candidate Tor Cnited
States senator IN The convention
uisinteresied Democrats arr prone IN
tho lrsliei that Bryan Kicked up The tuss
because ot Interior motives. aud thls
opinion seems tn ~ warranted Nhen
Rryan's letters disclosed Wy hts 'r'enda
hers are read, wharsin Bryan plainly II
not almost downright openly declares
ioT Gov Marshall as the most likely Dem
cTatio Presidential possibility In 1912.
The Bryan men discussing Gov Marshall
and the Indiana situation admittssl can
dihly to-day that BRYAN didn'I breAk into
Indiana On hesuble,t II the United States
Senatnrship as h. has IN Ohio. BVysn.
they added only congratulated liov.
Marshall and John y lamb ~ Terrs
hau's after they had defeated Tom
TaRRart Ia hip contention that the recent
democratic state Convention held at
Indianapolis should not name the candi
date Tor Unrted States Senator More
0vev II was learned to-day On indisputAhle
authority that IL was Mr. lamb Nho got
Gpv Marshail IN that fight against Tag
CART believing that N the event of the
virtI-y hs himself gnuh hs named Tor
tinted States senator. whereas TaRgart
when defeat stared him in the face turned
over his iorc~s 70 John " Kern. hryan =
Vice Presidential candidate IN 1919, and
was still powerful enough in the conven-
tim t. refuse Gov. Marshall an indoFss-
u,ent a. a Presidential possibility from
his own State
The alliance ~ Tom {. johnson With
Hryau IN opposition ~ Gov Harmon ~
tho United States Sanatprship Issue "
SPOKEN ~ here A. Ius piute natural ~
Il isapt.oin snuls After Alton u
Packers defeat h. Ial4 John r. Mclean.
lleurrrRtIC national committeeman tor
'hs state rs4igns~l aud Tom TagEaTt
chairman ~ the rational committees. ap
pointed uarvay {. fsArher ~ the vacancy
IN 1878 l1hHspn wade a iiRh, Tor tho place
and sought Bryan help. stopping over
Al iAB~oiN N hts Way N the ilenver ma
'i~nal c1n-anitOn but CARRIER had rOrrallrd
'hs ONO delegates for BRYAN and the latter
disgust. EhN decined - attend the ses-
s."Ns n $50 convention and. rufied and
-napuy nGFredly returned a. his home IN
Cl-,si ri
C.rlST in the controversy "var tho
lfnils-d States SenrtnTuhip issue prpctpi-
iassd by Bryan uppn Harmon n stated ~
~ secretly wi'h Bryan. while opsnly h" -
nopcommtial he u.s. v - added moro
interested In retaining control 81 tho state
committee and using u IN 1912 for tho can-
didave for President favored by Rrvan
than he ~ IN jeopardiy'ng control over the
United States SenatoTship issue.
Speaking ~ this matter to-day Will s.
Clark ~ Springfield Democratic leader of
tlaTk county put u thus
-RIT delegation ~ not for Endorsement.
We voted Tor u two years ago just because
Jimmy Campbell was y good fellow but
nothing can turn ~ In favor ~ II this
time. ! like Mr. Bryan all right, but We
must do things in a practical way. told
Mr. Bryan we would have 10 get down out
Of the clouds some time Il We wer'' to ac-
cOmplish anything
CARRIER. Il IL cuntended. Eavora indoors
ing a Senatorial candidate. though he
opposed u two years ago. His attitude
this year. u IA declared by Democratic
state committeeman. n because be cannot
ind anything else that will make mors
trouble On the other hand a number
oG Bryan'a friends herr declare they
will follow him no longer IN contentious
which only result in Republican victories
These Bryan men ara IN sentiment
similar 20 many Of Hearst's followers IN
New York State who resent an attitude
which haa tor tia fruit the placing OF
Republicans in once and the nssuscita-
ton Of shattered Republican machines.
Il IN stOutiy maintained that sentiments
Of similar import are gaining strength
in other States. and it II the sturdy opinion
Of many Of Gov. Harmon . friends. among
whom are Democrats loyal on ell occa-
SONS 70 Mr. Bryan that the latter can
no longer because Of personal feeling
induce them % forSake the regular candi-
dates Of their party.
Roosevelt. only a few politicians have
recalled. never openly attacked his or
RanizatiOn or an organization politician.
Prom tho days when az an Assemblyman
AZ Albany he vas hand In glove With
John O'Brien, Nike Cregan and Bernard
Blglin and al others Of the New York
Republican county COMMITTEES Of that
time 70 the present hour he has gained
his victories by fighting inside Of his
organization.
Hs has offered with organization Re-
publicans. but never openly a. such.
and 20 this b ascribed By many much
% Roossvelt's popularity with bis party.
BY The same token Republicans Of pFouii-
nencs In OHIO ell you that many Of Presi-
dent Taft's troubles IN HE oWn State date
from bis Akron speech IN 1905. when he
7iFiously attacked the Republican organi-
Eatlon 81 his State.