Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-25
BRYAN IS The issue
HE Will TAKE THE FLOOR HIM
SELF no Oppose JUDGE
PARKER.
Will Be battle Royal
Not Cuc OF t,a seven AvoWcd 'nndi-
dates !.as Anything Like
Enough Votes.


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rn'IF' r'l a,,g il, bn democratic
., ,',,,r,ti,r ,.rfsbod tonight
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ue,'ai 's Su"u'u ~ ,t,,, notinnoI
an vIlol "'' i,''' ~, p,,,"n hut
comm .Ce |" P',,it..i ia co,nn1cfe
gDlllei NJ 30, ,,.'.,id moi rnc.1o
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rom t"C poa'.''t' ,,oL'o his ficht
loHlsht Pi i,,,..,ti,,, a.
ITolu ln' iou' "' ,La S'' ,r',,roosi,.oe tn
morrow 10 ,,,sit,on fo fIdge
ms s'oHN"'u ia
"IN'r'
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Mr. Bryan announced today that
II mo- other good progr ssiVc could be
prevailed upon to make the race he
would enter the field himself as the
opponent of Judge Parker.
The Nebraskau, a three time can
didatc for his party today stood out
prominently in the conference, The
naming OF u presidential candidate
seemed TO rest upon just what he
would do.
Some Of his fri nds declared tonight
that he would Doe voted for IN the
convention II not formally placed IN
nomination and they expressed the
belief that he would win if the voting
ola t.. a l.
lot.
In furtherance Of their hope OF
nominating Mr. Bryan some OF ms
IilehGS' II IL SaIu' arr pGnu'ns ~ ~
eneIsleS 70 ptgaen' "a gio'i W ,,e
"a anu ] ]i'aon ioi @ y.,,,s,i'
IalkiHS ol h'SdH anu WIi9"li "S a.,
PosSiple tickel anu ."e Sus en,,ri
reGeiN.,rs aCtei.'iVin N, ~ , ul'NS I,Id I"i rot
III u''e G5 5on' ,'i-if' CO., 60, +n,,,,ara,,.
We cdIlulu"to ioi ,.it 49,
@ @Crali man II was s"iu i0 r,,rni,7g
o'Ha'os NIL 2 VI g. ~ ~, niano
Il"le l"ui ,,,an yeaan "sU, tod to Nir Br,.o,
i'caueIS np"enei1 'Al'o''u -i''
70 vhlol .ic a., totr,,,o,,,,,;,
i5 ny r9',toso e,,.I U,T '' ,,.ith trn'idatinn
Is lookeu lCrWalu " W." S h,' tIa w.,
w soIlte VI .ie 80 iouu "tiS ~ -
suppoI 'eis W a. a. ~ ~ Vet
,.-.-.t..s. 1.ra1o,.-.o,+. t,o1,ol &,
lhterestins ueleiopiiIe'its vs. ,uonSh non
tne s,ahu 70 DC ','NTn Ia Wy "n,har r"v Na,'P nf
Ozark uelesates' i' iaibe 1iad,"d ru,l,n ta
thesc t".e an Sar9 20 ~ ,,atiaraI
supPott tno CioIV VI 80 ~. 10 MT
coiiliIii.tee - Niloe.I' ~ ti,e atat, daia
action was tueu =" w 80 pr,.,,,
s"tiohs MS as u'atiiOt'S on ,'r etaDd
move. lheIe mas ~ pesi' 'Tms p,!'.a,' .''',i "a
ihs lrleh1Sn.p So T"Hea -nI .n,ir1t+ ~
0peahei C'"i ~ 0ioe.9 III
WoiIuel'ns - ii'0''O" W."
sho" iup'ul0'
Some say Dcicat'
1t is a coincident that Mr.. Bryan Is
arraying himself against the only
man who has shared with him the
presidential nomination of his party
since the memorable campaign of
1896. Judge Parker's comparatively
wide margin of success in the national
committee, 81 to 90, was taken by
many of the leaders tonight as an
indication of defeat for Mr.. Bryan
The latters friends, however decline
to put any such Interpretation upon
the action of the committee.
Mr.. BRYAN said:
Il had expected it. When Mr.. Cuff
fy was seated against the protest of
the democrats in PennsylVanla,
learned what ! had expected, that
the majority of that committee either
had no conception of democracy or
was so slavishly under the control or
the predatory interests as to not be
free to follow their convictions. The
reasons which they give are like all
reasons given in defense Of wrong
They are insncere and not the rea-
sons that are really influencing them
The fight Will be resumed tomorrow
at which time progressive will bel