The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-23
UNITY BOAST IS
CALLED AMUSING
Democratic Tale of Peace
Shown Up.
Subtle Dig Of Col. Bryan Is Ex-
cepted To By New Jersey
mans Friends

Washington. Aug. l7-That the Dom
omvsAir marty has bsn unttod by the
nom'nntion Of Governor Wilson to the
extent c,at s,rof-sSona, Demravktc poll.
tsctane would have the peope believe
Is wihoAy unfoundod cefm That
everyth,ng within the Democratic camp
Is swcc; and ssr,nc AMI iove,y Is EN-
Practically not true.
The truth Is that the nrnnag,uv Of
Covanor wilson's oandidacy are wcr-
si1d over dtss sntiors. chickering's and
juousi's wSi in the rarvty, which
. scem 10 rraotttic the possibility o.
presenting an nnbrpl<en front of unity
aud hnrmony on ctenthn day.
out ~ the ficnce oontentsn that
mlrtcd tilc Ia timorc convention the
Dcmocrartc party has Inherited many
sore sSs;s which will hardly BE- hNiled
during the frw months that remain
Bryan and tho Bryan policies and
mc,fap's grow more siuen and morosc
as tRS rcft ~ that dsovoinor Wilson
T. arynns psrs,nady conducted rsln-
dIdlte and that, however much the
s.ovnrnnr may seek to remove thu
Bryan brand by his reaoticnary speech
of acceptance ami otherwise the Cam
monr j. dsacrnlned TO stack to him
like a lFarh. wlsi,h monns ilat he wi "a
be Wilson's rrincfral exponent on the
ztunp and that II Wilson x,sould BE-
cfntrd Bryan Will assert himself as
''ths powrr beIini tine throne
'Ehere Is a wiile dr,sm betwcn Gov.
e-nnr Harmon and Goverwor Wilson
wNi0h aJdrsronely oli,nut be brkiget
over. The Buckeye Governor sim,y
refused 70 have anything 10 ito with
the Wilson canusStn. lie may think
better Of II later and lend LIS re,uctant
support nonr the close of the canupFai,n
but aid cfforts made UP TO this time -
bring him IN Line Tor Wi son have sig
na'iy failed. 49,
At the Instance OF the Wilson cam
pa'gn Committee Senator elect Ollie
N. James. chairman Of Ahe wi'soa
committee, wrute p hotter
20 Governor Harmon asking him AZ
attend the notification ceremonies This
letter was sent out long time hef'rc
the notification took place. No answer
came from Governor Harmon. Thsre
was not even any acknowledgment ~
the letter.
several times Senator Pomercne, Gov
ernor Harmon's case FRIEND has bsca
invitad TO go over to SeaSirt to tax
over campaign plans with Governor
wlknm. These invitations, wHacti have
been extended by a pensonal' friend OF
Csovernnr Wilson, have mot been a.
cepted as yet. "a.
Il guess the Governor don't want
10 talk to me- Senator Romere,e
Is quoted as having ran,ted when ono
Of these vorhfl invitattoms was extea~iei.
Governor Harmon fceis hurt because
Governor wilson sent w. J. Bryan. |
Harmon's oldtinie enemy, Into Ohio
TO work Cor Wilson Delegates when the '
Usual pre7oonventian courtesles would
have left Governor fias.a,l without
opposition On his own State
The Harmon MN generally. like
their chlef, are snw to accept the ,
,ive branch. They cannot work lp
man, A very prominent Harmon man
,f the State of Kentucky, a capitalist
who is worth many millions and who
5 active In Dsmooraaic State postics.
said while here a day or TWO ago:
I'VE ans going to to to give WILSON
.he b,@gesa maioraty and Democratic
candidate for President ever resolved
from Kentucky, on the nheory that he
will be the last Democratic President W
win have for good many years"
Dhls covert Thrust ECHOED a fear fire.
luent,y expressed by the Harmon men
hat Wilson as President would be Nike
!. bua In a china shop and would split
he Democratic party Wide open. !
The Clark men also are sore and are
It'll nursing their grievances branded
Town from tho Baltimore convention.
While Speaker Clark hbnndf trees mot b
'arade the gal and bitterness which no