The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-05
REGULARS WILL CUT DEEP
10 IOTE ron DENOCRtTS
RATHER THAN INSI REGENTS.
No says Representative Lloyd. Head of
Democrats Congress Committee tie
Has Been cut West on = Trip and
that's where Tie Found out ThinEs.

that's where Tie Found out ThlnEs.
WASHINGTON. Aug = Regular Repub-
hcan leaders have decided 10 support
Democratic candidates IN n majority OF
those Congress distric'. IN which insur-
gents received the party nominations in
primaries OF in conventions. They prefer
the election Of a Democratic House 20
the triumph Of insurgency, and by such
measures they will aim 20 retain control
, Of the Republican organization until
such time a. ~ - pos-lhl" Ia return u tn
power
This il according Ia Representative
James 7 Lloyd 81 Missouri. cha rfnan OF
the Democratic Congressional committee.
the disposition Of Republicans 20 AID the
democrats was the subject of "a series
~ conferences between Mr. Lloyd and
his lsutenants AZ the Democratic head
quarterS Al these conferences the chair
man and his associates gave close attsn-
ton 20 conditions In insurgent districts
IN Kansas. Iowa. Nebraska. Minnesota
and Wisconsin, where Il IL believed
suft, cient number Of regular Republican
votes may he obtained 20 elect the Demo
crat &c candidates.
4 do not care to discuss the plans OF
either faction Of the Republicans. said
Mr. Lloyd to-day 4 am not in the
confidence Of the leaders OF either side
az course | have talked with a number
81 regulars and many insurgents and
'hei i no denying the fact that extremely
bite, feeling exists between the fac
tons 7, ~ only natural that insurgent
candidates Will be scratched by regulars
and vice versa Wherever this occurs
the Democrats stand a particularly good
show Of winning
The indications are that the regulars
are somewhat concerned over recent
insurgent victories The outlook now Is
that in case of Republican victory next
November the insurgents will increase
their strength IN the House.
II was stated here to-day that during
his STAY in Kansas civ Chairman Llovd
had n conference. with former senator
Chester I. Long 81 Kansas and other
Republicans az which assurances were
given that regulars IN that state would
support Democratic candidates Mr.
LLOYD admitted to-day that he met Mr.
Long The meeting was not prear-
ranged and M significance should he at
ta~h"d tn it he said
REPORTS brought here nv Mr. Lloyd and
others are 70 the effect that the feeling
ba, ween tn. fa,,Ions in Kansas il intensely
bitter
chairman LLOYD had just completed
an extensive trip 81 the West He will
D." IN New York Tomorrow and will open
the Democratic central headquarters in
chicago reN' week
= had an idea when I started ont that
the dissatisfaction m the Republican
party was confined TO Kansas Iowa.
Wisconsin. Nebraska and Minnesota. he
said hut find It widespread in almost
every state wet ~ the Mississippi There
u hlg hSh' on IN California bet ween
the regulars and insurgents for the State
administration and there are numerous
insurgen' Congressional candidates I
think the Democrats will gain four Cali
fornia districts
In fac, unless thare - a wonderful
change IN sentiment there ~ no doubt !
that a Democratic House will he elected !
We stand he'ter show even than when I
Z ongr~~s adjourned Speaker Cannon !
Appears 10 H." hlg factor ia the situation. /
and To an outsider - would seem that he 1
II making mistake M attacking the
Tn. attitude toward the Administra-
lion Is generally unfavorabls Most
I"opl", Republicans a. well as Demo
crafts. hold that the President Is not
masking good There - special dissatis-
faction with his course on the tariff and
win hts Cabinet This looks like Demo
ratI. wear to ~.