New Britain herald., 1916-06-15
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 Will Support Wilson.

St. Louis, June 15.-Still fired3 the enthusiasm stirred up yesT by the keynote speech of formera ernor Glynn of New York on A
 canism, preparedness, peace andn perity, delegates today crowded
 the Coliseum, where the demoS national convention is being he5 hear more party doctrine expoH by leaders of the democracy.
 While the subcommittee of E resolutions committee was engaA its work of platform building, program called for the perne organization of the conventionE other keynote speech to be dell by the permanent chairman. arI delivery of addresses by well x leaders in the party. Delegated prepared to stir up things with more enthusiasm than yesterdal
 The committee on credentialI night settled the few contests had been appealed to it from IN ton of the national committed its report to the convention wa pected to take up but a few mil
 The committee on permaner1 ganization recommended Sd Ollie James of Kentucky for pI nent chairman, and the Kentuckl ator was prepared to deliver al dress that was looked forward i'd much interest. No Change in Rules.
 The committee on rules and of business recommends no sS changes in the rules that haveI erned former democratic national ventions. rules of the house oA resentatives are to be. adopted convention. as usual, and no .chas to be made in the rule which, vides that candidates must ra two-thirds of the total nuInbeIE votes in the covention to win a iration. The rule is considered \ portant in the present conventil President Wilson will be nomi] by exclamation and Vice Pred Marshall, leaders say, will have than Wo-thirds of the 1.092 vol the convention for renominationI
 With the report of the rules mittee adopted, the further prol ings of the convention were expl to be at the pleasure of the gates. Managers of the convel before it met said considerable would be given over to we'll kI and popular party orators. That liam J. Bryan, who is attending convention as Q newspaper cd pondent, will be called upon i'd speech no one doubts. MT. "A it is known, would respond and s a speech of support for the presa and all the things MT. Wilson
 for. The Nebraskan was quoteo
 night as saying that he had noH to offer the convention except
 which the president wanted
 Bryan a Wilson Rooter.
 "Hts pIans will be mine," MT. an was reported to have said. expect to go before the people
 behalf"
 The gathering of the convex crowd today was not as specta s as yesterday, when the suffragistA livened the occasion and lent ik color to the scenes but the as1 blaze, if anything, was larger.
 The subcommittee of the rel tions committee went into sessio day long before the convention planning to sit until it's work ready for the full committee. full committee was to meet at 3 O. d this afternoon to receive the repo| Inc smaller body if it is readI make one. The sub-comml which was named later last nigfz as follows:
 Senator Stone, Missouri chalrIl Representative Rainey, LII Senator Walsh, Montana; Sef1 New Hampshire; Represe1 tive Fitzgerald, New York; sena pomerene. Ohio; former Represez tive A. Mitchell Palmer, PenIz
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