The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
WILLIAM Jrsslxs,

Aeh IL was flashed 4,
boeD r nat William ,eaa,s..
u, l,0n won democratic con,sat, s,''
tute had como into n. = ' as I'M
r the " ss,n ne simply meteor s', ~,
quick fire? And M. v,aaunsd n 4
mere was a man whn questlor
m nuw 10 ,,, work up a cliu 'asa!ls VI
was this exercise ~ tns surrocatss
possession or a BIZ y power ~
question remains u aftiilte. \,
Mr.. Bryan went p.r..
people I,, He spoke to x.ltI ,s'. Va
all sections of the counts. 1'l'iaa
, ",,,n. was everywhere n..,, s''''
u'npnant march into the p,,.,s..,,
a.. one tlme seemed ineyit,h,.
~ looked as If God h y. tcd i
man to be the people. aa faised i
v was an extraordinary ca uu,sI ,tru
:. Men prophssi .Sslsa III
lapse. But he came or, s !. pA,td
nnimpaired and in cbeer,,sa \ Vi
,h,r CAMPAIGN had killed H ,p,rt
, .his young Nebraskan wa. .', ~. q
the stronger for the es as .a'!pltss{
strain. This gave adasS eiee "
personality. 'u inltttt
Ana SO when it was ammonia,
Bryan was coming to re,,,
promptly put themselves IN u.
see and hear the Boy ors,o, !,
and to determine for ,h,,.
whether or not he belonged Il \
OF permanent greatness or IN y, ~
VINO have earned notoriety ~
lion of circumstances. We
Just people. Prejudice we bl,'..1:
o,,n ,a oeIhg human we posN,
our tair share along with Inc ~
KIND. But we try not IN -
and we do not put ficti,,ou,w ~
man II we are permitted 10 t,.. -
concerning him. "A'' "
we have seen Mr.. Bryan a. :
4.
heard him, and there is some dIts,,'
reaching a correct estimate. !, 4.
place, his face is comnos,,. -
SEQ something OF WasbInr,or
Sol Smith Russell, and much !,
newman. He would be at HON. |.
eregational pulpit, and wa ~.
denomination because poss,hl,
freedom is allowed there tb,n
rigid systems. MIR. Bryan womb I
were he hampered. He cares MAN,.
tradition. To use his own uhr,,.,,..
believes in experimenting. Hsh,J
Ward Beecher in politics. i. 49,.
the traditional.
His manner is that Of the ,d,,,,l
the bar. The people before him !,
jury. and he wishes to get 4. y,,r
vorable to his side. Therefor. 4,
proaches his subject cautiou,ly. n. =
points in behalf OF bis client n
handled. The manner is calm. Ma n
is made to secure verdict On N ,
What the preachers call junction y
ing; possibly the lecture platform \
sponsible for that.
AS to reasoning abilities pcunA
pen is not competent to SPEAK u
Of disagreement with bis teashjm
the subject of taxation, we thad1 :
fine. but when IL came to bInehuc
could not find aught to applaud. N
our infirmity perhaps. But Nals
fact that all the nations Of the al
for centuries tried the experiment n
Bryan rightfully calls II. and tAr
of them had ever been able iw
day to establish bimetalllsm, N I'd
acquiesce in any point be made. n :
is not what we started out to WRIT II
Apparently the great audlecu vi
hearty sympathy with the ipaie,
at no time did 1t reach a pitch Il Al
iasm such as Joe Bailey crtaia d
crowd. Mr.. Bryan evidently keN , 4
the fact that he was lect,irlng 1, u I
lar per head. and so he kept back ys,a
utterance; his partisanship was !; =
and not In manner. But parrish y |
10 be in presenting his subject ift ! b
he was right. The argument for W
lism was presented in its strocsh !
by its greatest champion, aud 20 OF
have had it otherwise.
Mr.. Bryan is fond OF applaux "
is not? The shout OF the multitrf I
him sweetest music and grandes ~
This is perfectly natural. No mi =
indifferent to the praise Of bis tfisss]]
the acclaim of the multitude. &ss
yields conviction OF right to wa "
is sure to find disaster. Mr.. Bru y
been put to the test right 0N'
Clay would rather be right thii
dent. Grover Cleveland has imia
acted his own convictions rsuNx
personal consequences. William H.
has never exhibited the Clestln'
Familiarity called backbone. ana "
try today does not know whal -
administration his is TO be. NJ
has spoken with considerable lirn'I
occasionally in his utteranee @f
touch Of preference for the 49,
claim to a rigid adherence 10 Wv"
viction.
Those thrown in direct con'ac
Bryan pronounce him a most cAa'n
personally. Rev. G. Il. Wrisnb w
minister at MexIa. was out on ~
him, and he says the man is lo'a'rns
acter and lovable in disposition. =.
is pure in thought and he has ~ \
preserve that degree Of lnhoes'; y,
attracts men everywhere. hn ~
may be wrong said MI. Wns" N
writer. "but his heart 10 r's'.
ought to be president"
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