The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-24

NEW YORK., SOLE AGENTS.
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500 votes on the first ballot and would gr,
New York and Indiana on the second
ballot.
Undoubtedly the Speaker has a I'm"
showing on paper Just now compact ana
stable his following Is VIII @ mot nI ,us,n, demon
is shown and the matter ot the temporary
chair'nanship is sc,tled Many of Speaker
tlarks instructed delegates are bryon
men from choice. lhis IL true OF many
Of the western delegates.
The Nevada dele CATION. winch arrived
from Chicago to-day. was very much
impressed with th" favorable, way in
Wh'ch MI hryan Was rec"'Nru H tn'
thiC"go convention, ana "nholSh w
etrnc'" Tor ark' 'hss" ne"Ra'' X,'
saying many iaVo'"b" mugs III VII
hrvah : n'"ila''i',iy a. cinu'ua",
r,,,,n,,', ,,.,,onn,;,' p.,9,o..m,,,,;,c r;n,,.
lay ". Cray ~ INDIANA. WI" "iiiI:d mere
to-day. declared that Coy; Marshall
sholld nave lih"d up tehind niFan III
tn' 'na'tef oi me i"mPrrhrF 'n"'n'ah-
snip k"rresen'a'iN" traE' w" Il
pr9gressive '"lnwrat. 'ins's,e" lh.t me
!hulan' 'e'n"'IHH "r' IetuN ~ 'o'''M
hryans haderahip. Some oi u" te'iilsti-
Nanii ueHHat"e flstIhct', l"T Wv
wilson. are taking ,or ,htEaI' vn-
d"ega," ~ arg" rom fr'nsI wanna
!T'niC''o 'o-uaV ',,at 'Te i,a,'v,a, W '.cne.
Wouiu '" ehu'' "E"i anu "'S'" vi
Bryan and U'Gorinan,
q" ARIZONA deieSates' ho'tiha'N IYI
tlark. ar" satd 10 be ready I" s,am,I-ue
70 MI. bryah. som" oi CoV, WILSON, :
tol'o"ers were hot particulary I.au
WIN tne s'ieees',uM OF 'ickr' 70 ~ i,Iau
up Of bryan ana wilson. lh'' uechre1
place on tho ticket WIN bryah: that ne
declaration that he was not candidate;
and that inasinuch AZ wilson represented
everything that bryan stands tor. includ-
ing the temporary chairmahship issue
there was no call Tor bfyan 10 becoine
, a candidate to meet demand IN the
party II Is the opinion ot Bryan
closest friends here that ne would prefer
Senator OGorman as running mate
to any other who has been mentioned.
Nav Turu Obio IN Rr,ou,
There Is also marked movementyin
favor of Bryan in the Ohio DELEGATE ION;
! The Buckeye state has forty-siN votes, oi
which nineteen are opposed 10 Eov
Harmon and normally Tor wilson. lnder
tn. ruling OF the National COMMITTEES and
lisa ge of the party the nineteen minority
votes will be voted for Harmon.
Harvey c. CARRIER, retired member OF
the National COMMITTEES from ONO. adj
rlitted to-day that he saw little prospect
for securing the nineteen votes Tor VIII
son.
" heart CARRIER IS Bryan man
makes no concealment Of the expecta- J.
tion that he will he able to deliver III"
nineteen votes TO Bryan at some time IN
the early ballotinG and that he VIII prola
hlv be able TO bring over eufhcien'
number of votes from the Harmon column
TO give BRYAN majority of the deleGa
ion from ohio and by reversing tho eitua
tion and applying the unit rule. To vote
forty-six votes from Ohio for Bryan.
This was one of the most interesting
Developments IN the ONO ueipGa'ion 70.
day. Realizing that situation mi4h'
invoked to their advantage which is
now being used to their disadvantage. the
ninet cen delegates representing & he minor
ity Of the Ohio dele gat ion discussed the
eSpedianCy of making nothing more than
u nomina! resistance TO the application
70 tn. unit rule voting for Watson or
BRYAN on the call of tho roll by way OF
protest and then later on turning tht
unit rule To their own account,
Mr. Bryan has number Of warm friends
in the Ohio delegation who are now com
mitt"d TO Harmon. These men admit that
able to Bryan. ibut they feel justified II
supporting Gov. Harmon IA Il matter OF
home interest and State pride
Among the delegates al large Congress
man j H. Cooke Is said TO be tr,eno
Of Nr Bryan. while in the list OF distric
delegates Congressman Denver Is another
Blvan man. II would require q cnanGe OF
only live votes in the ONO delegation t'
give the anii-Harmon men a majorii :
and enable them 10 apply the ur,t Il
and deliver forty-siS votes according t'
their own sweet Will
Whiie u ~ seriously uouo,eu , Mnn',1' w.
harmon ranks some hope is held out by
the ant nti-Harmon men in the delegation
that Mr. Bryan could accomplish tn,
fed,
Turn to Bryau CsrIS
There is a plan under way TO star
voting for Mr. Bryan very early IN tho
baloting. Connecticut. which comes
very early the roll call. Is expected e
furnish the first Bryan vote, and following
the suggestion of Bryan's name, otbe
States are expect ed to fall into line. Som'
votes may be cast for him on the frs
ballot
One of the interesting and gratifying
Developments from the Wilson view
point to-day was the word brought I,
Baltimore by ex-senator Purcell Of Nortl
Dakota that the Delegates from Nortl
Dakota are at the disposal Of Wilson
whenever he desires them. They are in
structed for Gov. Burke. having beer
chosen at popular primary Gov
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