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

nj Isarty iRfialiiy followed by the iealiza-
tam ~ allegssl persOual attachments which
have tak',n tue plAoa II substantial thought
C''nrerning annnOmio principles uUpn
'Tli'h the successful future ~ the country
n'ls, alone ,lapai1d
KscW ring 10 Mr. IIsaTAi Il can 10
stated IN substantial authority that he
aaA l.Hen sssverslv criiic,sed 10y tho morn
thpuRhtfui ~ his oNn followers for 40
csTtinE while a TAmmany Congress"
l',an ma ihsiepeRdent nomination Tor
Nay,T n NsS Work Ia iaoa aeRins, George
Met l.liaR. the regular DemOcra tic
,7tndbiat@ f"r Mayor ~ New York. only
Ia INA ~ the regular Democratic candi-
date IoT Governor n New York N re-
ceivs the pssn.lIy III htN party pertsiy
tho vetr lssfore ln lV1S Nc Hearst
hOlted Bryan. the regular llemOcraiic
candidate iur President. and In 1909
Nv running again a. the stump canfii.
1lais fm Mayor Of New York hs defeated
TamInaRy's county ticket and elected
Repul,liCans IN ihcir ph,oes, Republicans
whose allegiance 10 their party has teen
demonstrated ia many appointments
since January
The coatsntlOn al some 81 tho Hearst
followers when recalling his rrcOri u
tho last five years ~ that he has CRAFTY
, weakened himself as factor Tor gOs'd
results in the IlemOcmtic party. and they
recall that samuel J lilden. kdwarr
COopar. Abum Hewitt and others
81 former days fought within party lines
and by that Culrre purged Their party
~ Democrats for revenue only and brOugh
brought brilliant sucCssss'a TO tho lh-1nO-
cratic PARTY Ia their State and ~ventua Wy
"a the ma ton ia tho election ~ Cleveland
Here IN Ohio to-day. ia the heautifIl
city where Gov. Harmon IL ia lo re-
nominated On Wednesday. yop hear
ga an sides that William Bryan and
his friends az. not ~ be- loyal Ia their
s,trpart ~ HarmOn on ElsctiOu dav ~
Noveunl,ar Herr IN Buck"vsbsRd. ns N
tn, tmpire state. the k"puhhUtnE Rr"
confident NJ defeating Go" Harmon .
r,s.issttrn and iaHa thetT CuntiC en"r Iu
the. alleged promised dafeotiOn ~ bryan'S
fri.nds Not that Harmon. IN hear
npiup.n hasn't made an eAcslleut "hlst
erac,tttv,. ~ the stats. hut. iorsOn'h, away
hack ~ ls,s harmon. a. PT'sI'is'nt 'ls'v''
lands Attorney -(ianeul lolt'd BTyan'S
nomination Tor P-eSldent hTyun has
.,ft..n srol,on. w'th ~ mprh qualification
~ no usually psrn'ts himself =" cypress
Haru,nr'- god conduct N la" Sb@n
.t ,,ctnnati h., pr~sClesi A. Bryan nee'-
il-,-,srrattc Presidential candidate o. that
y-As
I,t tho 1907 DETECTION by Harmon ain
rankJas ~ Bryan' = breasi. ANA his iri"0d-
pointed oft to-day the latest oVidenc"
81 this when they rNcailed Bryan's orsn
latter " Nav 20 wherein ha tn0k Gov
Harmon % task for not including IN the
ali for the Democratic State convention.
whose first session 10 20 10 held here
to-morrow. the proposition 20 name the
c,ndid,ta for United States senator 10
h,e voted on hy the Democratic legislators
At Columbus next winter
n ia true that the Democratic State mn
ventiOn Of 1875 y hi0h nominated HaT-
mon for Governor named former Gov
lanes r Campbsll ~ the Democratic
candidate for United states senator.
mt h h also true that this Was IN tho
nature Of a recommendation and was
not cnnsiderad binding upon tho Demo-
cratic Legislature.
Gov HarTnon's friends to-day ON
tended that the present primary Law Of
tho State whOrehy candidates for United
States senator may or may not ba nAme1
IL not AZ all binding upon the Legislators.
and they added that Gov HaymOn IN
daclin,n1 % suggest the naming of the
candidata for United States Senator BY
this convention acted wisely. hrst Tor mo
reason that there are ell told up - date
about twenty Democrats aspiring for the
honor and contention In the convention
betwean their friends would divert public
abortion from the achievements OF INC
last two years and. sacond and host 81
al. they add, there was no desire 10 lur-
nixh Republican opposition IN the state
With ammunition in tho shape Of political
.if...,ai.na ovar A nroOoaifiOn which
after an was not binding upon Democratic
Legislators.