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


V.lH,~'Iv
r. t,nrrunr ~ che Eueat NJ l'hR A
Nu..u l.,m,ctaiio Congressman
mat. var days and sinc4 ,hcn Silv..r
t,-..i Nnrpl ho,ss ~ hts party In ne
s...
Do OBJ, Grst Cleveland Administration
a. Nlhnn vac oEe5s,i the r.ttfnlln
n, ,r..ury GENERAL Nv Prraitleni C'svr.
land Uut could not acept u
Dt. larmnn when not surrounded
D., I.. frl"uds has given Tonight much
a,,ar'.u 20 the finishing touches II hiu
sr.,,h Il arn'ptanos Whicl, 10 will de-
l..- before tn, cnuvsRtion
70 I, ,hurt and vigorous anil fleno,inn~a
s'lrlH unIicy nt che Republican national
rarty AID m purpnTt. " nat In actual
rtrt.s declares that only the IIeu1o.
c-a.r national marty ran bs triated n
r,,I-.. tho uArih in the interests ~ the
grca, mass II the psople.
A. rh.. saHa time tho GovernOr is giving
much attention +, n" tariH plank D. l,s
adopted Nv H." 09nvaOtiS n. l,sllsvinR
that thls plank should reflect In every
particular hIs speeoh ~ acceptance
Il IL apparent that OoV llArmon " n
ra.r tis campaign "n Stats i,Ssnea largely
bu, ie,ls that the national I,lanLa Tor tho
ratfurm N 10 adoptr,l by this 1,nveR.
uou ar- o. l." examined closely by Demo.
clat, m other Statps
II IS apparent tonight after nmasrn,r-
conferences that hStlc u any InsBtiaa Win
be- made IN tliS platform Of tamperanca
matters For that matter important
Ohio Republicans In this city to dav
asseriNl hat a similar attitude will ID
Adopted bv thcIn at their convention N
be- hid at Columbus late In july
The officers to l'e nam~,l herr ar" a. fol.
lovs Governor. lieutenant 1ipvsrnnr.
Secretary 81 state. Treasurer. Attarurv.
tienrrd Iudgr ~ the S,lpr'ma Cnurt.
narv and FoDl Commissioner rtniul,er 1T
IT,, lizard - Public Works and ci''rk ~ t,-
SuprH,o Court
uui~itir IT tho candidate for liaut~nAnt-
Go,crnur. Gov llarin,,n refuses 10 c0Fn-
nat lIns.f ~ :" any candidate TOE tho
remaining Plac'-s 30 the ticket and h. has
yet 20 ryprrs'E his preference IN the matter
Of he trutsnant- IioyernOrship Ito l,c-
rvs al candidates for the remaining
yiacos - u" ticket m'Isi stand NJ tall
mon their merits ~ viewed hy the CoH.
vcutlnu. Ills intrr@t in he Lieutenant.
Guvslrorshi9 IL natural. IN view 1t tho
death II t;ov Pattn~Sn DptnOcrat. who in
IaN5 uccupRd HE chair l,'f % lev DAYS
and was stIrceei,sj ~ . Republican
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II Onv HarmDn h.us pr,i",eucp for
liaui-naui -GnyrrIof u NAV he Atlas
Puln"rsu. u Csntnn WIN "a &" he tempo
rarv chairman at the cnnN~ui"n
~trtking II the iss,i'. pr,~Hritatsd nv
Vuham } Bryan and taken up ~ Tow T..
JHiu~ur. that the candidate iH United
states senator shuuld h. namrd m this
convention contrary Z" the Wisli'-- ~
Gov. ulrn,un IOirdor qU,~' acton m
the matter = attracting attrpuub Tom
lotnrm and Mayor Brand Nhtiuck -
Tole,i, irave Usually teen tnR'''l.' h'r
ne l,,'t-t dbl nd get 80 thr d,'"ca'.rn
this uns@ WmtiOoks hom- dslsga',"n
All noI ard 10 the Bryan -J0hnsou hg"t
1. ioros the naming 81 = candidate to'
7 nitet States SenRt0F
John O'Dwyrr head 81 the irr'7 so
d sRats-s froln I.ucas county -s'T nat
q eefe against a Senatorial n1minn'irn
ind1r-ement and hat the dsls. CATION has
o. intention Of presenting thS nIns~ 1l
III, SlAyur ~ a candidate tor Sanator.
Whr'ocE nav oct even attend the rcn-
vpntion
To-. lobnscn q yell enough wip -
IN he scen~ tomorrow The FIRST 90
Ngn n tie convention hecins 81 - T.
nor-ov evening In the Mont gomery
County Memorial Building. hut lirvan
end lohnsUn are 90 ~ OveTw helmingly
defeated II present Indications are ~ the
slightest value.
Most Of the delegates on the ground
tonight are willing 70 give Gov Harmon
anything he wants. He has led them
once into the promised land ~ power
and they Relieve he can dc Il again. not
Ujrsstauding the mutssring- o. the Rrvan
IrrpCO lablea.
In this state az in New YORK the Re
ruhHrans are banking upon the detection
oi Democrat and hs followers 10 defeat
a Democratic candidate for Governor.
In New York. while experienced Republic
cans IN the utmost oandor admit that
their PARTY organization has been shot 10
pieces they nevertheless profess conf
Gonce in the outcome next fall. adding
that their mainstav pFOmises ~ he Will
am r Hearst. head Of the State indie
tendance aa1fta
They belieye that Mr.. Hearst will either
nominate himself for Governor or seduce
Preventative William Sulzer into accept
Mg he Independence League nomination.
VI Nultar in the estimation n many
Democrat, both in Washington and New
l.r. has elements Of strength with the
rams and fle voters. We u poor but
honest and a radical Of the BFyan-RO |
'".'H"lrst type. and by the constituents
-. Due iensely populated Congress dis
t-fH' The Tenth re IA almost idOIined.
A. matter " fact Sulxer carries the
district 10 his waistcOat pocket. While
Ir rast years he hasn't always been in
a0o-d with Richard Croker and Charles
} Murphy tie respective beadere 81
Ia~"lny Inder whom SulzeF has served, |
art o. times has been even In almost open 1
p. 10 neither Mr. Croker nor Mr. Murphy |
hl. "lt 'Gs temerity 70 attempt 20 dis
zig" NlU a. the Democratic Congress can. /
GI1fnn Il be district suffers personal
'rnr!s though. insist that be has been a
l'E.ar Democrat all his life and AZ the
..' rn-nt will decline 20 follow Hearst l
u Pc .afser & irregulariay toward the /
A-r r- arty and state and the national /
E..yfri.u- e his party
H.a I.~rlszlng this theme n party l
60. alton reEIlarity L may be stated
.l' 10 ruIIfICians. Republicans and /
.tr. ne STATE u Ohio and New
.. -.a nTipnt that they discern 10. /