Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-14
DEMOCRATS MAD AT
CHOICE OF HUGHES
Unterrified in Dumps Because Re-
publicans Are Getting Pro.
gressive Support.
BRYAN TO REMAIN QUIET
BY EDGAR c. SNYDER.

St Iauis. Mo Jure 13-(SneciaI
T.,o IT.. lo. -
e'es aiii' ine ue''ioe' a's' anu
there are quite a bunch OF the unter-
rified in town, are mad because the
republicans took Hughes off the SUI
,ran,a .n,,.t ha,.h 20 r,,, for n.ss;
Don, Thsv a.. ,,so mad because ro,o
.oI p.aso...i. aoso..ad 49,, !, .ha;.
,'e' N'oSe'',' ae'e' ,eu ''e''' III '"e.
hour OF need. And they do not hesti-
tate to express their profound dis
eust over the situation. 3
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f,otor .ha ads.e ca ,,,,.nS So
on- al AZ s.;nr,,;sLoJ ~ 3 go, 'T I ,;ii h.a ~
something to print about ex-Sccretaty
Bryan and his relationship with the
Nebraska delegation later,
Robbine the Judiciary.
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,assa m" snopas.od @ .ha. i,i. II AZ a.
nv.i;fv;,a ] s's t5e fedsrai 1 ;vd;a;arn frnn,
siao.;1a esf;nas 49, 1900 :. ,as
.. $4,000 o'.o ,aori,s Wa ousss.lu, r. ~ mas
aapp.u iaap hi up Iasy Ds aMI ,G ue,iioe; "a
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icy 10y Isn. s. a..ei iiu;. , suss1s'lo'i
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u,;.i UNI n laulea .h up s,1,.' .I 1onep9ay .y re-
;,.ueu ~: ."eni .n". ',oG ,oG. ''ei,se.ves, II,
tha tl,,s h WY toWi,, III a,o4, nsI % lavaged
tn .le genon 1n- ny uepliv,'s J.. oi Juuse e. a.
tbn;r @ - ,rss;dent a. M anu nominating INN io'
''t" p,,+ p ths IIme, da,ooor,.s r.f,,s.d :. ;,,a
r, % the;r ny 49, u;s H. ns;steS uSeu th ~ sae
y p d;ffsr.nnes @ hstyaan % ~ 'ae,. atat. Ta' e,
d;c;.rv and tbs sm s,,nrs,s ne co,rt t' ~ H. H.
Gin;teJ St,tss @ ~ ''' ''''e e VI '"e
'~D N.a'
uoihg 10 congress.
Today another angle appears to the
proposition. They now intend to take
the question up in congress as soon
as they return to, the national capital.
Z "A JOINT resolution will be introduc-
ed, according to present plans, propos-
ing an amendment to. the constitution
OF the United States to be submitted
70 the states tor ratification provid-
tng tnat No. Jttstice vsgttie supreme
court snail 5e available Tor electice
oiilce until I'VE years after leaving
the Dench. Six democratic senators
th;s M he NJ = ~ -onieiehee appfoVeu
Democrats DISCOURAGED.
So much for this. There IS a feel
ing of depression among the rank and
file over the announcement of so
many leading progressiyes of their
adherence to Mr., Hughes That
George w, Perkins, George Won L,
Never. Senator Cummins. Henry
Allen and others should come ont for
Mr.. Hughes is verv discourap;np
They fear that it will spoil their nIans
to invite wholesale recruiting to the
democratic ticket from the ranks of
the "bull moosers."
There is divided counsel in the lead
ership over the course to be pursued
in the speeches before the convention
and the statements to be given out
as to the personal attacks ON Hughes
Senator Stone in his statement
last night. dealt in nersonaIit;es IN a
degree which some of the leaders
thought unwise while others an