The sun., 1900-11-10
BRYAN'S FUTURE PLANS.
NAY PRACTISE Law, MAY LECTURE.
MAY WRITE 4 NOOK.
In the Meantime Col Nose wetmore Has In
vited Him TO Go lIuntinE-wants sleep
chiefly NOVA Proposed study Of the
Causes Of HIS Defeat Cost of His Canvas

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. e.--Mr. Rryan's chief
desire now IL 10 sleep. He declines TO talk
about the election. party regeneration or any
other weighty topic. He said to-day that he
would not have anything To say to the public
until he has had some more rest. He has re-
covered in a measure his good hunor. and while
on Wednesday he was inclined 10 he brllsque
and uncOmmunicative. he now jokes and chats
almost gayly at timcs. Nevertheless lie still
feels the sting " defeat and when tn" conver-
slton turns upon the second battle lie grows
bitter.
Ile said to-day that he had received an in
vitaton from Col Nose Wetmore to ION 4
hunting party. but he was Of the opinion at
present that he would not accept II. The only
reason hc takes such recreation is that he needs
II His health is good and he docs not think
IL needs brscing up As TO his plans Tor the
immediate future, he SAYS he has none, He
is going to sleep for a while 10 make up Tor
the many hours Of sleep he lost upon his cam
paisn tours The correspondents who accom-
panied him on his iourneyings say that he
slept but little
one story regarding his plans is that he is
going to write another book. The Second
Bsile," but this cannot be confirmed. His
political campaigning has destroyed his law
practice. and while hc could doubtless secure
a partnership with any one OF dozen or more
Democratic lawyers IN the state his friends
say tina, he likes literature better than the law
and viii no, return to the law. lie has already
several requests for magazine ari cles, and here
are several newspapers that would like to priut
hls writings Among his friends The belief IL
that the lerturo platform will be his eventual
landing place.
Il ls n, secret that Mr. Pryau's campaign
ing cost him considerable sum of money.
The National Democratic Corninittce was TOO
poor TO pay the entire coz 81 he special ttsin
contributed iiberal!y - pay tn" expense. Other
eNrcndtur.> have raised tho cost OF h,S can
VAS to a figure that Hlll. IT Is thoneht here,
depict his modest bank account His friends
say that the story that he has $4,000 IN gov
ernment bonds Is without foundation, and that
beyond his real estate and some money in the
F Mr Bryan IAN aiii Xii -h5r,y beg III. preparation
of somewhat extended roview ~ the cam
pa kn ard All analysis Of the returns lie says
lln will not begin this work urtii the returns
have been Co'lplled and he can form some
KIND Of idea II what did H. He will not discuss
the proposed reeerera'ion Of the party now,
hI' hiS friends IN thic7co have been told what
Here IN Nebraska the Democratic leader.
whom j" deposed and who have. quiz" gen
erally, fought lin eyer since are hssinnlns
rosentltiVe to the conference to he held In the
East NEXT month 70 take parl in the reorgini-
,ation a, Ere.ent bryan has assolyte CON
sists cannot be turned down.
Some Of the staunch Gold Democrats Of
lincoln look forward confidently - tho re-
Organization Of the party, with the old-ne
silver Democrats ont here was plainly in
dicated when one Of them said to-day that
Il the gold men controlled the party lie would
have nothing mO,n 10 do With u.
Il viii vote the Republican ticket hr~.-
he said.