Baltimore, June 28.
The suspension of rules yesterday, including the rule requiring a two-thirds majority for the presidential nomination, was merely s temporary measure and applied only to the busines of the moment.
Six nominations have been made, but judging by the vigour of the demonstrations it is fairly certain that the contest will be between Mr. Champ Clark and Mr. Woodrow Wilson.
Confficting opinions are expressed as to Mr. Bryan's audacious att on the money interests. His enemies describe it as the cardinal mistake of his career, while his friends say that it was the bravest thing that
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