The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-18

Colonel Harvey was grievously
wounded. He had been fighting Will
sons battle for many Years and had
idealizcd his chief. Although ] had
given no reason to suppose myself in
Guided in the disfavor which had fall
en- upon Harvey, [ experienced a sense
of something very much like indigna-
tion but on reflection l could not rid
myself of the impression Wilson ha!
been receiving letters from Kentucky
written by enemies of mine who seek
To use his name and fame to gain
some ends of their own. warning him
against me. and that to all intcnts, l
sa+ in the same boat with Harvey.
Il am inreceipt of Wilson's aver
ment to the contrary. | wish this had
reached me earlier. l have during
three weeks of newspaper importuni-
~ refused to print Il word on the sub
ject in hope no publicity might be re-
CURED and that some understanding
could be reached. ! have reason to
lrlrN, Harvey withheld his statemrl-.
for III" some cause, and With the
same NOPE.
"i'eins II" longer possible to sup
press the matters AT issue this state
ment. which i make most reluctantlv.
seems needful, To Il full and impartial
knowledge by the general puhlic, bat
more especially by the mass and body
of democrats so earnestly seeking Il
leader in the coming contest"
Regain in Opposition.
tween Governor Wilson and ColnnnI
G"org" II. Harvey brought out Tie
leader OF the old BRYAN strength in
man. Ma1t I. rne.n. one IF IN,
strongest old drmnr,,tir leaders II, tho
state. tonight issued a letter ia .John
\. Awkward of Madison. head of th,.
Wilson campaign in the state d.
claring under no circumstances wo1Ia
be now aid the campaiyn of ih, New
Jersey governor
Regain at ia" outset vas a WiIso,
man In II letter to Awkward. however.
II" declares he can no longer aid this
campaign. He saws the Wilson move
lmcnt first appeared! to he promising.
but recent events have demonstrated
his policies are not those of the mod
crr progressive democratic PARTY
spirit.
In the break with Colonel Harvey"
Regain declares. "Governor Wilson
showed II discreditable' tendency 10
~trt'ch"ry toward Il nan whom he once
gave credit for his election AS gov
IN" and present prominence as pres
ii"ntill candidate. The action toward
liarN"N is merely tNpicai or the career
marked by ~treachery to his friends.
~ va ~ iIt tail
ne persuaded I" ran. hut never for Il
man IKE Wilson. who turns his poll
'i's "heh"NnF 1t suits his purpose.
Nl'Soh Eliminated.
'i'ihha' Jan IA conference of
Sc,'rai leadlhS Nebraska democrats
."l'N considered n action of the ed
the head "t its columns tho name OF
.ioNerh"r woodrow Wilson as the cam
ulua'e Tor IN" unm"'raflc ~minati
!of president. inc meeting was held
III lie "'lt' oil Mayor Dshiman Of
.'ils CITY, ana was oil an executive ma
lure.
MAYOR lailiman. after adjournment.
gave :" stateinent which admitted that
inc action OF Editor Harvey was the
clnsc OF todays meeting.
lhe acllon OF Colonel Harvey Is
l1le c"l,apse OF the wilson BOOM de-
CARED inc MAYOR. colonel Harvey is
ny no means the first of the leading
oemoerats supporting Governor Will
son u" crop nm. Democrats like Col
"nel Watterson Colonel Hemphill
nave FALLEN out OF the Wilson ranks.
Nebraska democrats have no candi-
ua,e 10 put generally are OPP
poseo TO Mr.. wilson, having lons talk