Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-06
WHERE WILL BRYAN
LAND IS QUESTION
AGITAT|NG THE
DEMOCRATS
Woodrow Wilson and Champ
Clark Are Standing Togeth.
er on Wool Revision and
Commoner Is Angered.
FREE LIST ONLY
WAY SAYS NEBRAsKAN
Especial Correspondence 10 the uernld,

Especial Correspondence ~ the Heraldb
| Washington. JUIy e. Governor
WoodruN Wilson boa. pot his - Is.
| on Tho performance cot th, Demo
cratic house ana consequently Go, poe
liticUi situation with reference to
presidential ambitions ig moro conn
pick to-day than 10 auE been tu
month.
There are admittedly thtor cuudi
dates 300 the itcid today for the Demo
cratic nomination .Got,iuor wilson
/ Governor Judsun Harmon ana speak
~ champ Cnrk William Jennings
Bryan has declared mat he b. not
seeking Il fourth nomination. uut thu
political prophets are ui the opinion
! that DO the convention should stuw-
ped" Tor Hrsan tho Nebraska Iondur
viii not Doc able To- resist the tompia-
ton
NJ BRYAN does not approve nN
OF the performances uf hc house
Democrats That Governor Wilson
has taken an opposite NicN AGAIN
makes the break about oven us ur.
tween Champ CLARK and Governor
Wilson ana thoir respective chances
| Tor the BRYAN Influence
When The Democrats met in caucus
and declined Go abide by the advice
Of the peerless loader" who had de-.
manded that the house should pat
raW wool on tho free list. thor, were
many politicians who believed that
thr disregard of tn. Bryan uitimntum
meant a break between champ CLARK
and Mr BRYAN u was freely prc-
uctod that Governor Wilson NIGH.
get BYans support. since Speaker
Clark had played hand iu leaving
"a revenue duty uu wool
NoW Governor Wilson SAYS the
Democrats asa the right thing and
that under th" circumstances IL was
necessary to levy tax ON wool The
New Jersey governor disagrccS with
MI. BRYAN although he doesn't can
him boy nainc ANA agrees with the
View taken Cos th. leaders iu the
house who huve approved "a, Under
wood blu with q -u per cont ad va
''r'm tax nu raw wool and bu aver
age taN uu manufactured Norl of g.. SIS
per cent
To whom then viii Hryuu give his
support since both speaker clark and
Governor Wilson have unmaIin.dly
taken issu" win the N.brnskau on
his pet hobby -frrs raw wool
Tint Bryan VIII turn u Governor
Harmon is regarded ns entirely inn
probable f. has boon understood an
along that Nj lIryau regards the
ohio governor as not sufficiently uro-
grcssNc The Commoucr. Mr.. Hryan,s
paper and personal organ. has taken
several slaps In tho direction of thv
Onto candidat" and not even The most
inexperienced political dopcst,r win
pr"dict that the Peerless one" aud
the ohio governor viii ever be- found
IN the same band wages
When speaker Clark Kicked over
the traces on the wool proposition. IL
was generally believed thar the ace
lion ot the Democratic leader In the
house would otf"ctually estrangc Mr.
Bryan ana that. surveying the field.
Mr. Bryan would soon announce Cow
ernor Woodrow Wilson To- DE his
choice
nj th" house refuses ~ take Bry-
ans advice about wool IL probably
means q serious blow To- no C1pmp
clark presidential poom said cr"
observer The Ne uasku VIII ward
IN forgive the slight. considering hia
editorials in th, G0mmoucr. ia which
hr declared ;hat tho Democratic party
Was becoming 'Aldri. hized AMI tina;
% duty nn wool meant Abandonment;
of vcll-estthushrd Democratic, prip-
,tpl,s.
Woodrow Wilson now stands the
best show OF capturing the bryan h-
iluence."
This sort OF prognostigation was an
right until Governor Wilson PASSED
through Washington ou route home
from tour Of % 600 mites throughout
thc west Asked ID ne approved 90
tho course of ttr Democrats in rho
house. tho presidential possibility and
speaker Clark's rival for the uomiua-
tion announced unpualiuody that he
did.
~ Champ Clark has sinned against
Bryan. therefore. So has Woodrow
Wilson. ana the two are back ou thc
same mutual footing So hr as the
favor or the disiuvor Of Bryan ana
BrS antics b. concerned.
Speaker clark doesn't claim that q
90 per cent duty on raw wool means
an abandonment ~ the Democratic
principle Of tr"e raw materials.
Neither does Governor Wilson All
Bryan SAYS that 10 durs. and there tho
matter rests. Even 10 Governor Har-
mon should coincide with the views
of Brysn. There are so many other
things about Harmon with which Nj
BRYAN Ands fault that>the Onto eNccu-
tive stu would be eliminated ~ far
as ne Brvau favor b. concerned
Governor Wilson's utt"rancos have
provoked much political discussion In
Washington ana Democrats are Ia as
mueh douht about TODAY as thcv ever
we're n ~ whore nryuu uualh viii
shght
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