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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
EMPIRE STATE IS
OLIDF0R HARMON
WHOLE FIGHT ENDS
IN OHIO VICTORY.
Sulzer, Who Fought for Champ
Clark in the Caucus, Looks
Discouraged.

BALTIMIRE. Nd. June c7.-After
heated caucus that lasted over an
hour. the New York delegation de-
cided. practically unanimously. TO cast
its vote on the presidential ballot for
Harmon.
The caucus was held before the
night session OF the convention began
u was called az 7.35. and while the
convention was nOisily considering
the Bryan resolution directed against
Morgan Belmont-Rya delegates. the
New York delegates fought bitterly
over the presidential question
Three times while the caucus was
IN progress and the Bryan hFht w8s
engaging attention on the floor Ma.
tional Committeeman Mack hurried.
hot and excited. ~ the room where
the New York members met. 10 urge
them 20 hurry 10 the floor Bur the
discussion In the caucus was too bit.
ter. and they continued 10 consider
their own troubles not until 20.
when The roll call ~ the Bryan prop
osition was ordered. did ihe New.
Workers emerge. sweating and fumlng
from the confereuN.
Unanimous for Harmon" was the
chorus they chanted 90 they hurried
to their seats on the floor
Representative William sulzcr. who
entered the caucus FOR short fine
10 urge the cause NJ champ CLARK
came out looking rather discouraged
It's practically fixed for Harmon
in there ho exclaimed. aa he moDpod
his borr. Champ Clark uiU be scc.
ond choice. and Wilson third
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM
TARIFF FOR REVENUE
ONLY is SANCTIONED
Bryan and O'GOrman Spent the
Entire Day Drafting the
1912 Platform.

BALTIMIRE, Md June 27.-The
platform 10 be adopted by the Demo
cratic convention was under consider
alton during the entire day. first by
Mr.. Bryan and Senator O'Gorman, OF
the resolutions committee: later by
the subcommittee Of eleven, OF which
Senator Kern. OF Indiana, Is chair
man. and in the end by the full com
mittee. representing ali of the States
Of the Union. and their subdivisions.
Immediately after their task was
assigned then. Mesars. Bryan and
O'Gorman shut themselves up in the
committee room. doffed their coats
and collars and continued until about
s o'clock. when they announced that
their work had been completed. The
/ full subcommittee was called in at
that hour and Immediately began a
careful reading Of the document. The
members OF the subcommittee found
[ little ground for criticism. all OF their
| corrections being merely verbal
They were sufficiently satisfied with
the situation 20 announce a meeting
O. the full committee at 10 O'Clock for
the purpose OF having that organiza.
tion pass judgment upon the work OF
the subordinate organization.
AS has been announced. the plat.
form Is a Fat and positive declaration
for a tariff for revenue only. but there
Is no pronounCcmeut IN favor OF free
raw material The tariff plank comes
Immediately after a general deClara.
tiou Of Democratic principles. with
which the document opens. There are
strong paragraphs against monopoly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
N CORkLE
DENOUNCES RESOLUTION
OF WILLIAM j. BRYAN.
Lively Scrap in the Democratic
Convention at Baltimore
Last Evening.
By ED. BLAcKFoRD.
Baltimore. nd. june 2;

Baltimore, Nd, June AZ
The convention hall tonight was
packed 10 its fullest capacity and
even delegates coming late were re-
fused admittance.
Senator LaFollette occupied the
seat adjoining the Intelligencer CORE
spondent and took a very lively in
terest in the convention proceedings.
He was particularly interested in that
part of the Bryan resolution. prohibit
ing the Ryan, Belmont and Morgan
delegates from taking part in the con-
vention. He applauded Bryan several
times and was plainly chagrined by
the evident sympathy of the crowd
with the anti-Bryan speakers.
Ex-Governor W. A. MacCorkle. OF
West Virginia. spoke against the
Bryan resolution. and he was accorded
a noisy demonstration several times
during his speech. Some Of the gal.
lery crowds started a demonstration
during his talk that drowned the
speakers voice. and Chairman James
stopped him long enough TO declare
he would nave the galleries cleared
II order was not preserved. This had
the effect OF producing quiet that per.
mitied the speakers TO be heard better
than any time since the convention
opened. There were scenes OF wild
disorder during the speech OF Con
gresham Flood. OF Virginia. who
yiciously attacked Bryan. and Chair.
man James ordered sergeants eject all
disturbers from the galleries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
BRYAN TALKS OF
HIS RESOLUTION

BALTIMORE prs lf.t' ho
conclusion ~ fto -oI ,au on hia
resolution Mr HraH bad fra follow.
iuE 70 say 'r r'zfrs thereto
This vote f.u.rafrr ar rf tha
rraefI1nar.ea. and Fr ran nov pro-
rcrd f0 fho election rf urrerr- Ies.
fgf him nr a prrgrrr.fsa platform
end 90 0uf and win TErrr arn come
'firzs which think If would be v..a
Tor mo candidate f0 d0. buf they mood
mot be- announced until r.a rom.na.
frr
Late f0nIrff Wr Bryan received 4
number of reuar1rer men, arI v4s
aakrI f hr bad arg reasons fD Fta
frr r.hIr1uIra ffa 'affnr rrrf OF
ffa resolution introduced by hm dr
rarr. .ng fhe uftdrauaI from fIa
convention af fre pere0n. banned r
fIr r.-r'ufrn Do ra'f
stated mH reason. af fIa rmo
War. % rIr Democrat. .'rr-rrf. nb
tact. .1 fhe second resolution ol
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POPULAR VOTE
Committee on Resolutions Recon-
Mend Popular Vote for Elect
ion Of the Committee.

BALTIMORE. o.. June Eff the
recommendation of the committee on
resolutions is adopted. the Democrats
~ the various states will elect their
members n thc national committee
ly popular vote. 4 proposition 90 this
effect was made In the committee to-
day. and met with general approval
n was decided t0 present the subject
I'M the form ~ "a separate resolution
and not 60 Incorporate 30 tn the plat
form.
The members ~ the national COM
mittee arc selected now. either hy the
delegates 90 the national conventions
or bv the state conventions az which
they are chosen n is believed that
this method ~ proceeding gives roo
much power to a small body ~ men
and 90 is urged that the committee
men selected by the people them
selves viii bc FAR more representative
in their character n is understood
that Mr. Bryan will present the SUI
sect fu the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
PARTY TABOOED
BY LOCAL REPUBLICANS

into the band wagon by Roosevelt FOL.
lowers an this state can be taken a.
a barometer Of v-hat viii be the result
IN other states and this means that
The third party movement will vanish
into thin air
Some ~ them say that even though
the Third party is launched they
vii support Taft and sherman. and
thus floats the possibility of any SUP
port from thl4 section. Many Roose-
veltites. disappointed over the down
fan ~ their Idol az Chicago. loudly
proclaimed they would support any.
thing with Teddy a. the head ~ it
the day following the convention. tut
since that time they have given tho
matter some serious. sober thought
and saw the error of such actiou. and
promptly lined up with the regulars.
for they realized that they we're III.
ways regular and we're just a little
disgruntled
Yesterday the tntel1igencer gave
brief interviews with many prominent
(coutinusd on Page msvsn-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
POSTMASTERS
NAME OFFICERS
ROMEO II. FREER WAS NAMED
THE PRESIDENT.
Attorney c. W. conley Delivered an
Address on the Efficiency Of
the Parcels Post


ELKINS. W. Va. June e7-After
electing officers for the coming wear
West Virginia association Of post
masters adjourned 20 meet next year
In Berkeley Springs Officers elected
President Romeo n. Frcer. Harris
VILE. Vice president *. = Buzzerf.
Berkeley Springs. secretary. T T.
Huffman. Key ser. treasurer. r Ad
Han. Weston. The principal speaker
~ the day was Hon. Chas. r. Trotter.
Of the Division of Salaries and Allow
aEces. who reviewed the work Of tine
department during the paste admin
istration and Nocatcd the establish
ment of the parcels post Attorney
e.. ". Conlcv spoke on the cfficiency
~ the postal service and suggested
the Improvement ~ the roads as a
means f0r o.. hetfcrmcnt and cxteu-
sion ot the service. Mrs. r.. X Wat
son. posfmistreas. 40 RcedsviIla. read
sfronC paper ON the work ~ the Of
f'-rs ~ me fourth cl1se. Postmaster
J s. P17ten. ~ Likiu=. and the en-
piovss of the local office rendered the
visitors Dutch" lunch TONIGHT
Postmaster o. the fourth class also
adjourned To-day after elcctinE as
Officers President Alex NN. Ewing.
Dickens. Vice president. J. p. Wat
son. Nas0nf0wn. secretary treasurer.
and r rs watson. Ecedsyilie
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Quiet was restored az 1850. and Tho
meeting OF the platform committee at
II O'Clock tomorrow was announced.
J T Robinson. Eovernor-elect Of
Arkansas. then took the platform 70
second the nomination o. Clark.
Baldwin Named.
Robinson talked just fve minutes.
California seconded the nomination o'
Vlark colorado was passed Then
came Connecticut. and Henry wade
Rogers. ~ New Haven. took rho plat.
form 20 nominate Governor Simeon T..
Baldwin o. Connecticut
Mr chairman and Members o' the
Convention
"I rise on behalf NJ my state 20
1rze the convention -o place in nom.
nation for fhe high Office OF rresi-
dent ~ The United States. the Demo.
cratic governor of Connecticut. Simeon
p Baldwin
'C1nnerfcuf FOR the second fine iu
i's history Is urzi-z upon the ma.
to~aI convention of tho Democratic
party fhn nom nation NJ "a Connect cuf
man frr che pre- Idoncv Two score
and fou- years AGO fn 1856. Connect
cIf proposed rho name of the then
Dnw0rrafIr governor OF fho .fafe. hlf
the convention nominated fhr Governor
~ New York U0r4.l Seymour who
vent down f0 fefra 'r tho election
which ersuof. 'orrorHrIf r0v again
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been decided what methods will no
pursued. This will hc discussed no a
conference tomorrow with n number
~ me men who we're prominent .n
hie recent campaicn The colonel saId
Dc had received encouraging reports
from stn'oF in 90 parts " the coun.
try
"lt doesn't make bIt Of difference
whom they name ln BALTIMORE ne
continued 20 have hcru told that
Bryan would be- strong iu the west
and Wilson in ne south but whoever
Del named our hsht viii be- made just
fhC cam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28

asks that In the course ~ your de-
liberatous YOU weigh well the merits
and availability ~ the man she ad.
yises YOU 10 nominate.
They want MS 10 nominate a man
who can BRING the government back
10 the ideals OF Washington. Jefferson.
Jackson and Lincoln.
The man who has In fun measure
the splendid qualifications have
named 10 the present governor Of Con.
nect.cut 40 man in the party is his
supepor Boz conscience or In brain. or
more In sympathy with the Just ss.
pirations NJ the people Nominate
him and Won cannot bp defeated
We present him 70 YOU a. great
man who represents all that 10 best
in the intellectual and moral life ~
Sew ENGLAND and OF he country To
comes NJ Puritan stock In HE vr MS
flows the blood of Roger Sherman. %
siEner of tho declaration ~ lndepend.
ence. aF we'll as sIgnor ~ fho con.
-fif1'i0n NJ the United states which
he helped '0 frame
Connecticut has sonr ue to this ron.
Frnfiun to say t0 the representative,
ri The Democratic party gathered in
council from ail mo states and forE-
.rrrs of thr union fo conserve tho
Interests ~ The republic 'N0mlnaLe
toou'inusa on Par. E1svsn.j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
PARTY MEN REGULAR
AND WILL NOT BOLT
Another Series Of Interview
Showing little Sympathy
With New Party.

That The third party movement viii
die abornin is again evidenced By OK
prcssIons from many prominent Re.
pubIic1ns who we're interviewed yes
terday hy Intelligence representative
on their views of the situation. and
while many of them we're for Roose.
welt. they were an unit in the state.
ment that they viii remain regular
and viii not bolt All feel that they
are NOT hiEEor than the party and are
wiilInr 90 accept the actions of ~
representative at Chicago and abide
By the uill of tho majority
Sentiment in West virginia vas
Etrong Tor Roosevelt and this climbing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
BRYAN STEAM ROLLERS
THE MACHINE BOSSES
PARKERsBURo MAN
STUN6 TO DEATH

PARKERsBURG. w Va.
June 27.-Drury b. Badgeley.
a wealthy farmer residing at
Pleasant Hill near here. was
attacked today by n swarm OF
bees. which settled in his hair
and beard and stung him TO
death before medical aid could
reach him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28

BALTIMORE. June 28-Oscar W Underwood Alabama
Champ Clark Missouri had been before
Democratic national convention y 80 and that hour
nominating speeches There idea
reaching during the night however having been
made postpone the baong until Friday possibly later
Underwood Clark called prolonged
demonstrations among their enthusiastic followers.
fight William Jennings Bryan TO rid the Democratic party
Morgan interests delayed beginning
nominating speeches the night session from nearly
II. BRYAN proposed T.
Ryan Virginia delegation and August Belmont Of New
the he abandoned
after protest This modified declaring against
any influence of
Nhel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28

WAsHrNGToE. Juns a7-Ror-casA
Tor western EannaVivanta ard ohfo
-ovarcaat friday and Saturdays ncf
mach change an tsnsperatursi mrht
variable Winds
Tor wet Wtrrinfa-unasttiad Trf-
day and Saturday not muoh chanrs a.
tempsraturs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
START BOON FOR
CLEVELAND MAYOR

BALTIMORE. June 1.-The wilson
supporters from ohio met IN fh.
r"pm ~ National Committeeman
Harvey e. CARRIER TODAY and started
n boom for M1r0r newton - Balgr.
~ Cleveland. fur the vice president
i4i nomination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
ADJOURNED
The Crest Excitement Which Pc.
vailed Csuss ths COMMITTEES o.
revolutions 20 Adjourn

baltimore. June % Tho excite
mont in the convention over tho
IfHau eN fusion to ofrrI1rr the meet
irc ~ chat committee called Tor %
O'Clock and af % 1o. tho meeting had
rnf begun ~ 1875 o'clock. the few
member N he resolutions committee
present 8ai1urncd until % O'Clock TO-
morrow The sub. rarru1Iffra o,ur
meet af 80 o'cioch t8rrrr.uy ta
consider The platform
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28

BALTIMORE June 2s 2;2o MAt early hour this morning
the Democratic national endeavong
reach first ballot fight presidential candidate
After hours and noisy demonstrations the
of Oscar W. Underwood Champ Clark and Simeon Baldwin
before the
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CONVENTION HALL June 27The leaders agreed
II 10 that ballots would tonight The
may sit until nominating speeches, then
will adjourn until
AS drew midnight exodus began and the shuffng
of feet along the gallery aisles difficult
Senator Reed Frequently interrupted by gavel trying
order.
Senator Reed concluded IS demonstration Clark
Immediately
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Spoon TT-0 70 TIs Trf0TT-0 -0m0"r-
CONVENTION HALL, June 2s--The West Virginia flag
joined the Champ Clark demonstration floor
doing dance Thousands of flags and counties
horns going great banners the Clark
entire hall where the delegates seated The
greatest of the convention
For the first time standard from
around the hall Ii that of Idaho and when reached the Mis-
souri, delegation their standard joined pro
ceSson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
BRYAN THROWS THE CONVENTION in WILD TURMOIL;
DEMOCRATS WILL NAME THEIR CANDIDATE TO-DAY
BITTER FIGHTS WAGING
BETWEEN DEMOCRATS
FORPRESIDENIALHONOR

Fowery Nominating Speeches Made During the Early Hours
of the Morning.
Baotng VIII Be Started This Afternoon and Continue Until
the Evening
Fight by Bryan Rid the Party of observation-disclosures
Interests Exciting.
Wild Disorder Marked the Adoption of the Peerless Ones
Resolution.
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'coa'in"sa m PsT' HlsvsrJ
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Unsettled Friday and Saturday; Not
Much Change In Temperature.
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(ooutinusd on Fars msvsn-l
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rHn wHArHER

Cooutinred on renm PAgs.l
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05
CITY UNOsTENTATIOUs.
Not a Diamond or Any JeweIry In
Valley City.

Valley City.-There is not a dia-
mond in Valley City. There is not
the semblance Of a watch nor the
faintest simmer of jewelry or per-
sonal adornment, Haunted in an ego
tistical display Of wealth, within the
boundary lines of the city of high
brows" and culture. There is not a
bicycle. No personal valuables here
to incubate the kleptomaniac or en-
tice the burglar from afar. Valley
City is positively free from any snug
Cling scandal. ,.
All the foregoing facts are true, but
the good citizens of Valley City did
not know it until the state board Of
equalization returned the personal
property list Of appraised valuation,
which originated with the township
assessor, to County Auditor Nelson,
with the state OF North Dakota's
stamp Of approval. ..u--.
The assessment sheet shows that
tho assessor, always on the alert, sus.
picious, ferret-like, failed to discover
q real diamond or even q phoney
| worth mentioning in the most exclu.
sive mansions Of the elite, to say
nothing of the complete absence Of
watches, jewelry and gaudy adorn'
! ment such as worn by the aboriginea
of darkest Africa. A rumor was once
current that women in the ultra
fashionable set had adopted the lat
est fad, Of wearing anklets, but OF
course an assessor is not supposed tc
find everything.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05
OVER EXPECTATIONS
CORN CROP WILL MAKE Gooc
SHOWING DESPITE COOL
WEATHER, SAYS COOPER.
TALKS OF CONDITIONS
Secretary Of Better FARMING Associa
ton 10 Pleased With Prospects
mo Damaged
crops."

Fargo.-"1 am more than pleased
with the corn in the upper part OF
the state" said Secretary Cooper OF
the North Dakota Better Farming as.
sQciation, who returned from attend.
Ing an executive committee meeting
OF the association, which was held at
Minneapolis. ~'''ssAs'-.
I Returned the latter part of the
week from making a full week trip to
the Northern part of the state, to see
how our work was progressing there
and was very much pleased with
conditions as they were reported to
me. We will have more than aver.
age crop and in some cases It was
simply splendid.
Hoard Of Damage.
while l was in the north heard
OF several cases where the wheat had
sprouted, but when went to inves.
t1gate the cases were always on
ahead so that really I do not think
that such cases really amount to any.
thing, and l am free to say that l did
not find any. OF course this rain will
do some damage, but I hope it will
not be great. The crops looked good
and healthy, and, as l said before,
heard of cases where they were not
so good and tried to find them, but l
was unsuccessful. l found the people
very generally pleased with our idea
of better farming and satisfied that
next year there will be many more
counties take up with US than we have
at present.
Corn Is Fine.
Il was very much pleased at tho
condition Of the corn in the northern
part Of the state. 1t looked good and
healthy, and from what 1 could see l
am led to believe that it will mature
into seed corn of high quality. The
ears are we'll developed and 1t all
looks good.
st. attended the executive commit.
tee meeting which for convenience
was held in Minneapolis, and E. J.
Weiser, president of the First Ma
tional bank Of this city, was present,
as he was on his way home from a
trip to the east. Other members pres
ent from the state were C. B. McMil-
Ian of Hannah, and 4. R. Rogers, the
latter of Minneapolis. It was an ex-
cellent meeting, but nothing but rou-
tine matters were attended to-
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BORLAND TO OPEN.
Missouri Congressman to Fire FIrSs
Wilson Gun in North Dakota.

Bismarck. = Congressman William
P. Borland Of Missouri will open the
democratic campaign in North Dako-
ta for Woodrow Wilson at the
achievement" banquet which will b
held in this city. In addition, demo
Gratis prominent in state politics will
participate. Congressman Borland 10
billed for only one address, but Chair.
man Macarthur says other speakers Of
national reputation will come 70 IT,
state soon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05
GOOD GRAIN YIELD

JhPOOhIn0 OPERATIONS III WIJmot, ~.
D., Vicinity In Pull DIast.
Wilmot. - Threshing operations
ere At present in full blast in this
vicinity and the results are up to ex-
pectations. No wheat fields 20 far
have reported yield lower than 10
bushels, while some have yielded %
bushels an acre. The average ID not
expected to fall below 20 bushels.
Barley IL averaging 40 to 50 bushels
m acre, while oats 80 to so. oosn
. still backward.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05

Young Girls Friend (gasping for
breath and waving tho card case)-'1
found It! I found It! I'd put II In
my coat pocket"
Young Girl-"How nice, Maryl (To
clsrk) What did you ray is the price
Of these bronze boots? Seven and .
hall. marked down from tsni Ny
goodness! Why didn't you tell me
that before? At marked down sale
! shouldn't dream Of paying over 50
for anything! Here I've wasted I'll
this time It's most annoying"
Clerk (gritting his teeth % he faces
the woman grenadier) Now. madam,
! can attend to you!"
Woman Grenadier ''Well. its about
dmel I've shopped all my life and !
never had to wait like this! ! want
two pairs Of 10 cent shoe laoel."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-18
Die Demofraten i'm g e.

Die Demofraten i'm Sc
nat baben Die gorbano, I'm cine
tpidtiae Srumpftorte aus3uipieIen.
Gurh 5iIibuIterei baben lie ben &es
publitanetn bas 8erIprehen abgeruns
oen, in cine NbItimmung iiber bic porz
liegenben 5orif @orlugen uno iiber
bic Gintommeniteuer Bill ein5ue
piniqen. Senator Simmpns, Der bic
5drifbtqs in Der 6anb bat, iibers
raI6te Die republitaniIhen Jiibrer
nit Der &rtIdrung bob Die Demotras
ten au iebem parIamentariiden Wtittel
oreifen piirben, nm bic 9ei6dfte aufz
subalten, ipenn itnen niht Die Der
ii6srung gegeben pirb. oob bic 3arifs
MaBre9eln our abitimmung gebra9t
perben. Gr fiiqte bin3u, oaB Die
eanse oemotratifde 9halanr btnter
linn itGnoe. Die republitaniihen
sslbrer mertten, bab es Der dnoern
Suleur NIT ibrer 9rpbune furhtbds
rer Grnit iei, tporauf in etnem baItl9
einberufenen &autus beihloHsn tpurs
be, Der WtinoritGt 81 WilIer gu ietn.
Die 8pnporlage ipu 5uerit aufgsnoms
men perben uno mad bteier eIns
tommeniteuers unb Die 3uder6oaz8ors
laae. Gs ptrb angebeutet, nab etn
itrittes 9arteipotum idrmtIlhe 8ors
Iaaen su Sale bringt. Mas 9lel6bsz
oeutenb lit bamit. benDemotrdteH cine
oef6brli6s 8aFfe fir Die aampagne
Al lieFsrn. Sie t0nnen bdnn pors
8plt treten uno benfelben iagen, bob
ibre 9artei bic sin3iae 1T, bic benz
8olte nit 6ilfe BON 5uriflesislatton
grlei6terung pei6aFfen min. 0d Der
gartf In bie'em Wahltampf bte9auptz
roqe fptett, 10 ipiro Die geoeutuns oss
bsmotratiI6en S6a65ugs aueenfdls
Tia. gs puroe geitsrn i6on slsit Der
9eriud eemott, Die WoQbtQ Dor ben
Senat su bringen, mas ben Oemotras
ten isbo6 ni6t gelang.