New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
LITTLE CHANCE FOR CLARK
oninions of Leading Democratic
Politicians on Presidential Out
look Gathered by the Trib-
une's staff Correspondent.

g.
- ~ +bo Democratic Marty
W. COOS This view overlook the an
---.-- rorula-ftv of Governor Woodrow
vrs,- who has made an excellent i'm
preston on the radical faction OF MS
party w. 'soh i sei'o'S'y manu-
capped oy 'he -a'N Oh MONEY '', GNU
Harmon mas plenty an" "-'ea"E MS
hackers are ".s--''~''''E -l "-'- "','
li5era..iE ana olscre'ion 'hroush an lhe
country west ol Ihe M'ss-sit" i''
Wilson also mas representalI'es IN me
te-1' ..-' N-,'' O. ''''' ''' 80
p'4- '5...----7, 80
p4-"
clans .-a' -i''" '''''''
and must oe S'pi'''-" -'''H p''e'S "'-
tlislc HIoLNes.
Furthermore wilson -a'NS
srons personal -'lIo"ln-- ne men VINO
are 7NpNoi .-N7 MN are "ol"S 80
they advocate ''e '-l'.eS lie s''i'',S -1''
because -AeS Ies'Iu i''i' "' ~ o."
Democrat loyal 10 nIS an's'"' D11 .e7s
able i' put 3IF7I''sil -i''' 'f'.' a'i'''' u
tle i4e--'Ss -'7.' 'iS Ran l..ii'S5,-'
l2er...Ie' as between VT i'' an anu
the eN-Hresiaeh1 'I 'Il"'e''" 'i'e'
vot.a A0,le 4ueS'I'- a'''i'7
WHOM -'--'"eis OF MI y" --Soi'
Clark Has some strength
--..,... -.-.,,... 80 +ra r5o,,ee has
8 considerable following in the West. and
obviously regards himself as in the run
n.n- bat DE realizes perfectly that no
Democrat can be- elected without the
approval of Colonel Bryan. and ne con-
fronts some difficulties in his own state.
where governor Folk is cherishing
b-au.s-z whose chief element Of strength
.s Perhaps the solemn promise of the
Speaker 10 support him-a promise given
when James A. Reed was inflicted IN The
senate and before Mr. Clark had aspired
20 s.. end his winters ln the White House.
AS have said. Mr.. Clark has consider
able -rength but it. TOO. is of an evan
ece-- character and would yield TO the
.scments Of Nr. Bryan were the
Peerless one 10 make the slightest ad-
vance. Indeed. there are many subdued
tr- not less solid Bryan-tes who are con-
v-1ad th.t when the psychological mo-
ut1t arrives ar. clark viii start a STAN
peia ID the convention for Mr. Bryan.
i----E over the Missouri delegation TO
a-. and win do So with the approval
ami assistance of Mr. Folk.
WAT Ar. Brran's course IN his own
star. F.- he IS not Vet determined. but
eve. Us enemies admit that he can capt
IRE .11 majority NJ the delegation IF ne
declares himself candidate. although
Aa- Jim Dahlman and Senator
Hr.- Insist that they have copper
re-e. The Omaha district for Harmon.
Ana even II MIR. BrFaU re1rains from
announcing his csndiaacy In advance.
there IS every probability that a consid-
cradle proportion NJ delegation IN
s'.- ..r harmon would swing 10 Ne
.Eassa .ar'r.te son should there be a
stampede that direction
Harmon Men Hard at Work.
Har. .- oregon Governor Wilson is
ror Int n is with the extremists.
Will. lieutenant Governor Hugh Mich
OH. F.. ------.e chief rie,,+arar,+ hos baer
going I'D and down the state nlacing ar
Eemerts and advertising in the places
where --.. Will do the most good Ore
e-r probably the most Populirtic state
r the Onion. with the possible exception
0t Wisconsin but the Wilson strength Is
all converted P~var strength and tra