The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
MILITARIsM HAS no TERRORs.
Bryan's Wsrory Carries Little weight Win
Voters Of NorthMestern States.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. 2i.--Families will not
vote for Bryan and the doctrines Of the Kansas
City Convention. The Goebel law In Kentucky
has stirred particula rly the young men OF the
middle Western States. That law Is Cesc1beu
a. Bryanite Imperialism, II has been pointer
out TO the young voters that Mr.. Bryan talks
grandiloquently for the consent OF the gov
ernel" in Luzon. Yet hs supporters violently
tramplel on the governed IN Kentucky. ana
Mr.. Bryan has recently gone into the state
TO give countenance to their crimes MI.
Bryan weeps because Malay assassins are not
given liberty" His party has deprived the
white men Of Kentucky Of their liberty ana
yet Mr.. Bryan as-ents readily 70 the infamous
deei.
Not even in Louisiana. Mississippi. South
Carolina and North Carolina, where MIR Bryahs
party has robbed so many of their citizenship
without their consent. is there to be found
so shocking an example of Bryanite outrage
upon freedom as in Kentucky For in denying
a free ballot and a fair count TO the white men
Of Kentucky Mr.. Bryan's party has destroyed
the very altar Of republican liberty IN thht
State And Mr. Bryan applauds and hopes
70 pTont by these atToGlqns aG,S OF R ReSp0' End
for that matter neither VIII thousands OF oder
Democrats You should have heard the COM
nents over Bryan's conduct in Mlchlf9n
college town, on oct ii, some one IN the aud
ience, called out: How about free silver
and he replied as follows:
we are In favor Of the free coinage Of silver
At the ratio Of 70 TO ! without waiting f4b lhe
ad or consent leHns q II any 9TH 5a na,9n All IN t ess' more
ianAtioally because he has to nurse II In silence.
The surprise sprung en- him at Ann At dor
silver as absolutely and as ardently az ever
Bryan will stop at nothing when the oppor-
tuhity comes to enforce that policy in its most
nv fVRFVNn md EAaklAAa hrV
That incident at Ann Krbor gave Chairman
Ju'", Of the. temperate National C3miplttge
the pip. All Other at Democratic. head
quarters in this city Immediately had that
tired %fealiug"
1t has been mighty interesting 70 talk with
in he middle Te,.tefn and Northwestern states
on the Bryan cry 81 Imperialism and mill
tarism. they grin and shrug their ,houlders.
and. 10 put II right down slap-bang, II may be
said that Bryan cant make tom Gods Of them.
A. TO the Philippine Islands, these citizens seem
TO be delighted that America has secured CON
be aiven up to the foreign POwers. Instead
Of deprecating the Admlnistration's policy
in tho Philippine Islands these voters are re-
joiced over Il, and that's the truth Of the situa-
ton, and 1t may be gently lnterpolated that
nobody knows. this better than chair
mitteo "a 70 militarism. these humble
voters are well aware that American soldiers
could not become Pretorian guards, the mere
Investigation proves that at this stage OF the
campaign were ii not for the fear Of negro
domination several Of the southern States,
Alabama particularly, would break from the
Democratic column. The increased trade
With the orient In steel and iron and manu-
featured goods. the exports of cotton, all have
been gloriously received Ryan Is beaten
are 10 retain control OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives and the United States Senate, but
every vote that has been registered should be
cast on election day. Two weeks remain Of
the campaign. IL IL the earnest declaration
Of the Republican campaign managers and
their sound money Democratic allies that
nothing should be taken for granted, but that
every vote should find It's way into the ballot
box.