Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

Judge Parker would have at least 81 votes out of the 50 in the committee.
n .fsa - has ss ss heard n o change sms tM ip the I'll . situation" %eTs% said Mr. Sullivan when
pn vdoe sSa niaam Hal Pr of the he 1 nat nae e on asbt m ei4 fe frs Hon. of ca M
Hd stst on Judge o Parker tfs,n but to t. Fs a@rTek his t G9 fr f n s s0nse tna with NJ
Bryan. d after which h Mr.. IAN tso said aid thai that th he Ts s 10 a candidate nn%d tet for or tenn EN-
Members Of the Democratic National Committee may decide to pass
York, a S temporary chairman o the Democratic national convention
eon' ns4rss G %sss fS%a@" psrt as'S mS'n IN those ' from sns 'S fspraoris @'' TnePs
f %rs s' snd ths Roger Q e@p Sullivan sHis ne followers oS 4sS being ss adj 1SstI' a ahc%aG1 T%e
msn # ~ Tss" prepar ts t today VG faP snsn S%D"'' to tSe "a %sas pem "5as ' eo%-
t %%5ss m fro@ Mc ab sngr "0'0" TO-DAY "s N0N" % na'0n '0"fn'-
0'"' Every YIN member Of that committee knows how he is going to VOTE"
about the charmanship. We al dispose of that matter first and then
p 'f During e" the ' morning nig't the friends of Governor Wilson renewed their
agree upon a progressive candidate or TEMPORARY chairman to oppose
any progressive would do. Wilson and Bryan leaders openly declared that
eresdve nan or temporary chairman, but that the Clark leaders we're
/ vas : 81 a saesa4s s.n sssPs yns tt t es Gs.sSss. the S.n NELSON ad 5qssss v :S%1
9srassa. tn. f' name N or s.s ea5snes; 50 9 l Ha 5 a2s'ss If 5f KENTUCKY, as offended to put
10, ! shall = 5 n; Js%sss name be ; 5os :, .n & so e5a4ss saa s ala Mr. Nj, Daniels Esaass
5sSS', eha nMnas he before ts "a G fns ar man ans sn T' eom rs s5s5h s ssGo fBoSs dF I tempo mn a
News %ss' 1s9 %sp f s" 3 %s%' I i Rass'9 Ny SSs 5sss : sS u S y Pa is' '@ al toward the
tor V oao @amms of FAN New s% York; RI? REPRESENTATIVE HpTes sulzer, Of New York York; s sena--
culberson. of Texas, Oh Representative Henry. of Texas for temporary
Judge parhsrs friends are confident that the formsr New York jurit
would be named ed by the national committee onma ses D. a te cd mnJGfty and they
William J Bryan conferred today 1av with B.n ss friends Hn a+h but declined e to
msss THAT do NE had "a a az anqs' ed lG that st4 the question S@ae IF te temporary r@ N ch phG-
manship ws now ne o. principle
DIR. p. L. Hall, national committeeman tom Nebraska said today
that he had advised Mr.. Bryan no to go before the national committee
with his fight over Judge Parker.
whats the useT" said Dr. Hall. They have the votes in the COM
mitee and will put Parker through. me nor OF the convention is the
place % make the fight md I expec that Mr.. Bryan will say there what
he has Il say This fight could be W on in the Committee by the pro-
gressves if it were not for the fact hat the Clark people and the Wilson
people IRE afraid IF each other"
DR. Hall did not say whether or n OF Mr. Bryan had concluded to follow
his advice.
The impression that the enpoar y craftsmanship struggle would in
vMve n O FIGHT in the natonal comm itee strengthened as the day ad-
vanced Some of the New York Les ders, Lieutenant Governor Conway
mons them declared that a omnro mise a under consideration and the
would he adjusted before the committee met There were various
umors reemdng proposals made by the friends o Judge Parker to Mr.
Rrvan n his friends on condition tn at they would acede to Parkers selec-
ton.
Judpe Parker annarentl was the most uneoncerned Ia OF those in
volyed Today h 10 stuck to his deter minatton nt to discuss the ISSUE
He aid that 30 fan as he was concer nee there was no change in the stu
alton IT vas stateda authoritative today that the friends of Judge
Parker had thirtv-one votes mt Of the hftytwo 0 n the national commit
tee H
The national committee meets a T. tue armory, Ailhough the IA vas
for noon, it val presumed about the h"Is n' ue MEMBERS would pe
late in assembling. One of the callers on Wmaun D. bfSan during n
day wa John T. McGraw, national mmtUeema rom YES virginia
Mr.. McIraw was reported to have opposua MI prsahs posion IN GARD
to the craftsmanship. He would no uk alH I'M mterVlew
Mr.. Bryan was asked if he woulo - " ~. ~ esamnE ne s"uHe Wouhu
remain in the hotel throughout the os. ms seemed 10 Indicate tae
he would not appear at the COMMITTEE mee"s WIN d piNS' he sMu
that he had no eneagements for the day.