New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-27

acate or bust policy ntByn members of the committee let
him have his way
The NEXT step taken w view to alayng the
Nebraska hiefan was the unfang champion Repre-
sentative Ollie James, Kentucky for chairman of the con-
venon Even that does appear have served the and
declare this evening that Mr. Murphy aeao
regrets has carried the policy OF Cancellation SO fa
CANNOT TAKE DEFEAT GRACEFULLY.
Despite his rather exceptional experience loser Mr. Bryan
does not yet appear have learned the lesson OF taking defeat grace
fully humiliation of yesterday still rankles he says as 90 al
in position that the defeat OF the principles Tor "hoh lie
stands which fills him indignation and regret 1t must be admitted
that it was most annoying eliminated as Presidential possibility
the very the convention and that hardly tar TO pane
even a peerless leader" for being little "peeved"
Mr. Brvars peevishness-o righteous indignation?
has led to the birth quite respectable little boomlet for John
Kern Of Indiana if Mr. Bryan can be persuaded to forgive
Champ Clark Parker voand really he ought to- tor poo
Champ never did anything raddle his eaN will be merry
as marriage Murphy will throw New York ninety hand picked
delegates Mssouan and by the second ballot the speaker
he the chosen standard bearer of the Democracy
quite possible that Mr. Murphy will throw his roped aho hog
tied ninety to the Mssourian ballots anyway but
unless he can there will not be enough to turn the
trick likely carry the attempt beyond the s three
BRYAN READY TO AID WILSON
There is no doubt Bryan would cheerfuly lend his sup
Port to Woodrow imitation the sceres form
of aaery the effective and no one who has watched the
trend of political for question the amount
effective fattery Jerseyman has poured out at the eet
the commoner Murphy does not like Wilson little o dno
he can't oct Harmon or Underwood other genuine bownn
conservative he would prefer almost any compromise
Wison-and there you
And so Mr. Rrvans friends suggesting Senator Kern
s man after Bryans heart genuine PROGRESSIVE man
who could and while Mr. Murphy has re
cyed the suggestion anything compacenc and delight ne
has actually suggestion down And that the genesis
OF the and Aourhng Kern boomle launched despite the
fact that most Indanans going about carrying Marshall banners
hat bands.
The leaders seeking problem have been coneng
~ dsv meanwhile after the OF Democratic
conventions has been presenting little vaudeville show tor the oen
& Of the spectators in order that speculative Baoreahs s
en;ov an opportunity regain Of that 100000 which they con
tbuted to Democratic convention to come to TINS neat
stricken city
II is Characteristic of mudded politics that Francis
14enev should be here seeking Nationalist party
from among discounted although Heney Democrat
himself Heney seeking recruits from among
dgrunled them and them alone that he ana his Tx
appeal but because ne shoulo nave hopeu 70 gam ''o " ~
bed of Democracy. ...,
Eeney saw Mr. Bryan talked with him for time last night
m does appear to the Nebraskan
Those there would gladly aid third
party would make prerequisite OF such aid the selection OF
himself the ticket But there little likelihood HenY
meeting with much success
Those who have speeches this have been
generally impressed the dadene OF Democratic oatory Tins
seats the the most
tcreu and unnistakab manner They listen tor while and
goody number OF vacant chairs both on the
floor and in the galleries !
Reese Ling committeeman from Arizona expressed
disgust this of affairs to-day
Too many prevent enthusiasm and make the
ton dull said you can't have the the cheer
ing that much the delegates they
leave for home to whoop Up the there crowd
Something should be done fill those vacant seats
There mild promise OF some hiPpoorping however tot the
will here to take charge OF his CAM
pagn the convention amount TO much but the
letter attendance U y n