New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23
New Jersey Candidate Says
"You're Right in Demanding
the Selection of a
Progressive"
MACK OEFIES NEBRASKAN
Chairman Emphatically Declares
Parker Will Be Elected
Wilson Leaders in Vain
Quest for Temporary
Chairman.

by, stan Correspondent OF The Tribune
baltimore, June 22.-Prospects that the
a.t, %o+ional Convention would
Democratic N"'loii"' 'l'
Re organized without fight almost
49, ,arisbing noipt tonight
teaCH'" -,-',... ..,,,,,,,o
with the almost simultaneous issuance
..+e,nents nv Governor Wilson of
OF s'a .....i. ,rr,,o
New Jersey SUSTAINING "''IiaiiI d.
Pryan's contention Tor convention Oh
progressives' and by CHAIRMAN MACK Oh
the national committee that the com
rittee would make Alton b' 1arNeI IeII-
porsry CHAIRMAN OF inc convention
Governor wilson In MS telegram u
Mr.. Bryan SAID that the Neorashah was
entirely within his rights In DONG every -
thing possible to erect 'he eIecu'" o'
p Progressive for temporary chairman OF
tho Democratic National convention.
The Wilson reply was as follows.
yop are right. Before hearing of your mes
sage ! clearly stated my position IN answer
to quesI'oTr I'll, tio Ra,ti,nore convention Is
10 be q convention Of Progressiyes-o OF men
TEo are p'Is mist If il Il is not to be pu,
in wrong light before the county y. , fX-
press N i,- CboiCe of the men who are to
sneak for IT, You are to be member OF
the convention ana are em.,Ig TitbjT
your lr9r ~ hing that result about. Nc
one will doubt where my en ~ NV friends
and YOU viii am SUI ;n .rrrN clear con.
yiction and always in the interest Of the
peoples cause NV al" ned edpp no suggestion
from me.
,,.,,-..... .-.,sooo 90 Ervan II was ex-
.,.{,ad ~. the Wilson managers here
-, an. only, after several South
w., ratioral committee
''''' o.,ors Including Senator
- O,.,,,o,,a had urged the Gov
'V'e' - ,i,. ,aIenbone to Sea Girt Il
lit, i,,rnadiatelv They told
H.. tr,.,n would certainly not take
"''i '''' - g.. ,,,,blir and told
offence AT ms Nldh'hS II b"
Wilson that he was losing Na'u"o'e ,',,'0
by hOldlnS IL up a -''e
.o,.arnor then dictated the statement
~, .oI.rb.,ro 10 his headquarters
bore and It was given out by the VIII
,on national campaign committee.
Aftar reading Governor Wilson's state
want this evening sustaining CoIon'I
U~,.,r chairman Mack of the national
committee said the committee would
mako Alton T. Parker chairman OF tNe
convention.
Chairman Mack's statement came a
feV hours after Nlce-Chalriil"' nan -
Nebraska, regarded as MI bI! o." p
,onal representative mere lHSlS'e" t'''''
BRYAN would never let up on MS Hs"O
against Judge Parker.
Mr.. Mack had been conierrins al u"'
with his telio" Coiil'il'''
charles f. Murphy le"oeI - =.
Hall. His statement vas
by the leaders WIZ ,is.
selves Win MI ID an
am satisfied that nothing VIII ,-ppss1,, ed
Juoge fai ,i,,a,,,;o1 Not only VIII the ma
tional committee rauiy me acuO 'hs "a
srrsneeiH'ii ,t,, ne convention will support
the action of the party ois~i'i""''0'' -
naming 'uoe0
The Wilson men were JHO''o"'
the Governors staement II meant uid'
they would have Bryan supp -
convention, they ciaiiiieu'
the next breath that speaker Ian
swer TO the Bryan appeal i'u a-1.-,'' 49,
all Of the NebraskanS support ii0'' Wv
Missouri candidate
Clark's followers ore" IieH 'o'','
out Of it in this way. They cialnleu 'i''I
Wilson'S answer, which, they IeIii"i NJ
in passing wasn't 80 ann " l.o..annor IN
us', pu'S 'i'7 ", lid lose him all
us bryan ''-'"p' aoondorv support from
ue iope " Guy ,,oor conservatives.
ons 'oiise' ,.,,oyo that Clark
ioey PloleS'eu os,,ior 70 ap-
"ouid no" DE ID eort Of
peal 20 inc ooi .I,I,a.o
niouie srouhu -. .oo,, +o az
"Hson 'e'0e ~, :. .ho Harmon
.sct 'he hopo' u V'' 80 u,,ess IN
iacOoH u any - .r;eo and
tnat " URhteneo liIeiI liiiS' ="