Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-23
ITS Wilson AND BRYAN
THESE TWO WILL FIGHT AGAINST
1llE PARTY ORGAN.
IIATION.
CLARK PARKER AGREEMENT
The Friends of Champ Clark VIII
Line Up in the Fight to sus-
tain Judge Parker.

BALTIMORE, Mr.. June 22-Pros.
poets chat the democratic national
convention would be organized with
out fight almost reached the vanish
Ing point tonight with the almost 81
mullaneous Issuance of statements by
Governor Wilson, OF New Jersey, sus-
tainlng w. j. Bryan's conetention for
a convention of progrossiyes. and by
Chairman Mack, Of the national com
mittee that the committee would mako
Alton B. Parker chairman Of the con-
Vention.
Chairman Mack's statement came a
few hours after Vice Chairman Hall
or Nebraska, regarded "a Mr. Bryan's
personal representative here insisted
that Bryan would never let up in his
tight against Judge Parker. Mr..
Mack had been comforting all day with
his fellow committeeman and Charles
J.. Murphy, leader Of Tammany hall.
Ills statement was eagerly read by the
leaders who had aligned themselves
with Mr., Bryan. II said:
II am satisfied that nothing will
prevent Judge Parkers name from be-
Ing presented TO the convention. Not
only VIII the national committee rat
fly the action OF the arrangements
committee by a substantial majority
but the convention Will support the
action of the party organization in
naming Judge Parker"
Chairman Mack in talking Of the sit
uation tonight, said.
You can make It as strong as you
like that there Is no intention Of
compromise. No leader or delegate
has ever spoken about compromise
TO me and there will be none"
THAT means a fight on the floor of
the convention. does It not?"
"Well," replied Mr.. Mack Il don't
see how Mr.. Bryan or anybody else
can make fight against the candidate
for temporary chairman chosen by
the national committee There is no
issue involved In the selection Of
Judge Parker and the whole matter
involves no platform issue"
Mr., Bryan's friends and the leaders
of the movement for Governor Wilson
held conferences practically through
out the day trying to find candidate
to place In nomination for temporary
chairman In opposition to Judge Park
er. No less than seven names were
considered by the Wilson leaders, but
nothing was decided upon and it was
generally agreed that the best plan
would be to await the arrival of Mr..
Bryan tomorrow afternoon.
Governor Wilson's friends read with
interest the New Jersey governors re-
ply to Mr. Bryan's note in opposition
TO Judge Parker. They openly assert
ed that the Clark adherents had form
ed alliance with friends OF Judge
Parker and pointed to an interview
given out by the Clark headquarters
IN which Senator OGorman OF New
York was quoted as saying he believ-
ed Speaker Clark could carry New
York and that he would poll the full
democratic vote in all parts of the
country as confirming their statement
that the New York delegation was
planning TO cast its vote for Clark.
At a late conference today among
the Wilson forces the names of Sem
ator Culberson Of Texas, J. Hamilton
Lewis of Chicago, Senators Kern and
Shively Of Indiana, Governor Plaisted,
OF Maine. Representative Henry of
Texas and Senator O'Gorman of New
York, We're discussed for temporary
chairman.