Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION ASSEMBLIES
 TODAY
Discord Melts Into Harmony On Eve Of Great Conclave. Wilson Supports Marshall For Nomination
ST. LOUIS BUZZES
 WITH DELEGATES
Wilson's Platform Is Just To Justices, Refers Suffrage To States, Will Stand On Past Performances
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N6J 1tNtCW Lcd>-- "tFS-f ST. LOUIS. June 13.-The arrival here tonight of Secretary Newton Baker. President Wilson's personal re presentative bearing the Presidents own draft" of the platform and news that he desires the renominati0n of Vice President Marshall firmly estab- lished the harmony program for the Democratic national convention which opens tomorrow. When Chairman Wm. F. McCombs. of the Democratic national convention. lets his gavel fall at noon tomorrow. convention dis cord will be blended in one harmoni- ous note. A program of agreement upon both the presidential and vice presidential nominations and the play agreed upon by the leaders k com plete tonight
 Vice presidential booms and boom lets around which most of the pre- convention fights have eentered wilted away today under influence of the personal message of the White House bronght by Secretary Baker. that the President desires Mir. Marshall again as his running mate.
 Secretary Baker also effectually dis posed of the vice presidential boom Ill his own behalf which had attained prominence in the belief in some quarters that Mir. Marshall lacked genuine administration support
 Wilson fer Marshall The President is for the reLomiua- ton of Vice President Marshall" was the statement today from Secretary Baker.
 Wilson's Draft Final.
 The Presidents own" draft of the platforms single copy-wiil be de- livered by NIT. Baker to Senator Stone. of Missouri. chairman-tO-be of the resolutions committee. Little change in it is anticipated and Nr. Baker said he came here as the means of communicating between the com nittee, the convention and the Presi- dent Mir. Wilson wrote his draft after frequent consultations with lead CTS at Washington and k said to have typewriter it himself and sent the only copy to St Louis by Secre- tary Baker.
 Although MT. Baker declined to- night to disclose the Presidents plat form views. these outstanding facts were learned from his arrival:
 The platform will dwell principally -on peace. preparedness for peace and ior prosperity"
 Won't Impede Justices
 Despite agitation by some Demo cratic leaders. President Wilson dis approves insertion of plank criticiz- ing nomination of supreme court justice for president. or favoring a constitutional amendment prohibiting justices from seeking other federal public offices. The President desires adoption of a platform SO progressive that il will appeal to and attract mem bers of the Progressive party but without an open. direct invitation to the Progresives to swing their strength to the Democratic ticket
 Suffrage Up 10 States
 Woman suffrage workers will be will suggest that they exhaust their efforts for the ballot in the respective states. the primary authority for poli- tical qualifications.
 Platform of Deeds
 The pricipal plank. it was auttorita- lively stated. will deal with the ad- ministration's trials and achievements in handling international and Mexican affairs. its rapid and deliberate steps toward preparedness for peace" and the administrations record of ecOnn mic and industrial legislation contri- outing ro general prosperity.
 With the Presidents platform draft. Secretary Baker also brought inforna- ton regarding the aggressive cam paisn planned in behalf of Mir Wilson. The country is to. be covered by pro minent Democratic orators. Vice President Marshall. Secretary Baker. Secretary Lane and Senator James. of Kentucky. who is to be permanent convention chairman. and Representa- tive Claude Kitchin. of North Caro- line. Democratic leader of the House. will be the orators most relied upon.
 The President has not decided ou the personal part he will play in the campaign. according to Secretary Baker
 Secretary Baker was beSieged tc-
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