| Show WITH THE POLITICIANS Frank I McLnln was nominated for Congress by l tho Democrats of the Sixth Mississippi district The Republicans of the Ninth Virginia Vir-ginia district renomlnated Gen James M Walker for Congress The Democrats of the Second New Hampshire district nominated Henry F 11111 of Concord for Congress Mr Bryan expects to be In New York early In September but does not expect ex-pect to make any speeches thereIn there-In Indianapolis II Is announced lint both Bryan and Stevenson will attend the National Association of Democratic clubs September 5lh Senator Redlleld Proctor of Vermont called on Senator Ilanna at Republican Republi-can national headquarters yesterday and had a long talk with him W J Bryan said yesterday that he would nol discuss lie Income tax In his notification speech but would deal wth the subject In his letter of acceptance ac-ceptance Former Speaker of the House Thomas P Reed refuses lo say whether or not it iS his Intention to make a speech In Maine during the campaign The Stale convention of the Peoples Peo-ples party of Kentucky convened In Louisville yesterday The platform opposes the Goebel election law and demands direct legislation At Oklahoma City Okla the Tor rilorial Democratic convention agreed lo the report of lie Populist conference confer-ence committee lo meet In Joint session ses-sion and name a Delegate to Congress The Social Democrats of the Twelfth Missouri Congressional district have nominated Tharles Specht for Congress Con-gress Mr Spechl Is one of the most prominent trades unionists in St Louis Tim second days session of the Ohio Democratic clubs opened with a mootIng moot-Ing addressed by several local speakers speak-ers Resolutions were adopted along the lines of the Kansas City platform but no specific mention of free silver was made although demanded by some of the members |
