The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-01
b Candidate Should Be Nomi-
hated Unless He Has the Necessary
Notes Without Counting New
York Votes He Says
|bfaskan Maintains That Such Is
obstruction That Must Be Placed
Dn Anti-Belmont-Ryan Reso1u-
lion Adopted by Convention

|LTMORE Nd June 3O-Wiam Jennings BRYAN at his
nom the Belvedere hotel tonight gave an extended
ment in which he emphasized the necessity adherence
ms the Ryan resolution and suggest
of Senators Kern Oorman Culberson and Rayner and
ve Ollie James of Kentucky compromise candidates
dmost two hours in debating and correcting the statement
awaited with sustained and excited interest by army
ppemen,
m the door his inner sanctum would open admit
his family secretary the Nebraskan could be
hleeves, pacing back and forth as he dictated.
dicaon finished he personally supervised the work of
and correcting before the statement issued
OF BRYAN PROPOSAL
ben was finally given out Bryan sent out word that he had
rher say and that it would be impossible to interview
FAer tonight. The text of the statement follows
zee why should not conclude the convention
with nominal of both president and vice pres
The friends of the various candidates have fought out
differences and in their loyalty to the of their choice
@numed time than is usually devoted to balloting.
why the progressves should get together
ke ticket The number Of progressives if Judge
Instructions given and by the pledges made greatly
mothirdst of the delegates
more important that the candidate shall be in harmony
progressive spirit of the day than that he should be the
ehoee, the choice Of any delegate The antagonisms
IN the preliminary campaign antagonlsns which ought
nave been aroused should not prevent the coming to-
delegates upon ground.
pew York not necessary to nomination and under the
instance should be permitted to dictate the nomination
say dictate mean that candidate should be nom
Unless he has the necessary without counting New
votes | do not to say that the vote OF New York
ae nomination if the candidate had enough votes to
uA1 HIM without New York, for in that the party
not be under obligation Mr.. Murphy for his nomna
h Mr. Murphy furnished the votes necessary to carry the
e across the line and give him this position Of distin
honor and Importance, the candidate who accepts the
under these circumstances puts himself under obll
~ 70 Mr.. Murphy and o the influences which speak
A and control him and contend that candidate obi
would not appeal to the confidence of the public, and
: sngeness Of purpose.
'aKing tins position, announcing new doctrine,
' Deserve the criticism that Of the delegates have
oW is u new position 1t is thousands of years old
Who believe that the candidate should welcome Mr. Muir
support be prepared to repeal the Bible and over
ouf system of jurisprudence. The Bible says that no
W Serve two masters and | accept the proposition With
nncation president cannot the American people
'e who exploit the people.
mere asprant for the nomination who would have
go out before the people of any state and say nave
nse of Charles f. Murphy that will deliver to me
votes under the unit rule as have enough votes
e The necessary two-thdsG If candidate would pre-
argument during his campaign before the people for the
u' can he honestly solicit accept those Voies III
0n after the delegates been selected and when 1t IS