The sun., 1900-09-07
not hear N. ,Nrhtest relation to one

do not bear the slightest relation to one
Mr. Bryan seems at the moment uneaslly CON
scious that there Ia somathing very wrong Win
his proposed financial policy, and talks very
little about IL; but ne has definitely committed
himss 70 Y ana the varlos tber bssf IN
all the absurd and exploded theories whloh ne
championed four years ago. Unless our op-
a bypoaisy so great as TO deprive them
q The rsht to appeal TO aIS sv "alssE mss,
9rSSs,d ana n. nesrs ssc,,o6 man fmnmsdisey stsrt
| 10 TO revoluuonIe our whole financial system.
snd begin a series OF eIperims1HaIs linen wIth , our Y, n
the most widespread disaster. -.
Mr. Bryan did not always oonfne hs propbe-
ces % eeonomicsl and financial msvs ',ni:ro onie e
said on one occasion; Show me those people
who now cali US An.rcbi.ts. and I WI show
S YOU'D new never 20 ptoph to the front" and al Indian
spolls The men who insist upon doing our
LEGISLATION IN times Of pesSe never hsht any
who call you Anarchists when you insist on
having q, hand Up LEGISLATION. but n time Of
tnoE s: csnsoy sSy. .C4d ISr %
many men 10 this audience must have had had
we're only too anxious to go 70 the front IN the
Spanish war, and will leave 1t 70 these men to
WI whatever % their r. means or their social standing.
did not eagerly leap forward when the cal to
the nag was made. anxious TO stand shoulder
triva differences in their love for their splendid
common country. Such utterancee a. those l
haye quoted Ginnot possibly tene1t etenit on
aravely at fault. The untruth OF such utter
anoer was Ghown within twe7ty-four hours
II any man, In view OF what haa been Gone dur
ing the last few years. would now venture TO
repeat such a leeL as TO he men who yolln-
isn,sntsbis , truth that our soldiars who are now
fsslsT Gsss n ahs ~ S S @
Hss aSSfed dH@sSiS RSfd Hs Gen Law ton 46e b hat
nounoers OF America hore. No Tasal General.
not AZ gninaldo himself can do as much IN pro-
t6es 9ss boodsbed spo o 0 Amercs % and Fpno alike
as has BON done by the Kansas City Conven-
uon.
relatively to the " hole populaton, as Ia the New
York ponoe force relatively 10 the population
ofNsw York and i Is literally as absurd to pred;
the army as II would be 20 see In the number
Of policemen a menace 70 personal LIBERTY.
body than to iii the other, and there Is even
less chance In the case OF the army that IL viii
be used against our freedom; m;.,
Since 1900 the proportion OF the Regular Army
Il has sometimes bean lower than II is At pres
s1 Sh.n aSa we sd one u and sn .oders iS for
every thousand people and in 1870. when we
had ono for every thousand people During
the Indian wars on the nlsins we often had a
relatively larger military force than has been
employedin TIE Philippines. and here was Just
az much chance OF "nIlitarIsm" then as there ls
So Il is With imperialism. There is not thel least
little danger OF imperialism and there IS not
our methods Of expansion in 1905 and 500 and
the methods OF expansion under which we ac'
qGired Moh,san, Ilitnois. FlSTida Lopdisianah
and Alaska Mr. BRYAN has recently spoken OF
US as having puroh ased the Filipinos at % 5oa
at.i assG ooc ha.d @ seems moos.bs inc that such
BRYAN must know that the Philippines were paid
and an DAia.Ia wsre paid ior.. The Rilplnqs S.N
no more purchased th.n were the y
dydaa dTsrs ssn,n FL .1a SrT sEn orsnI he S
Sssd SGRS' By President then 70 the i%Ssbl.
son, n and R he % hsf:oases Of Alaska
MT Bryan and his a,soC9t.s !, ,s0 cannot sIIg
doctrine as applying to The Pniirpines They They
lima. o nd other Southern States. We see before
our eyes the process Of the disfranohisemeqt OF
the negro We see before our ewes the black
man. man Be Il M rsmembered' too. that IN. ne men thus
disfra chised have always been Mr.. Bryaps
fellow ctisen,.5 most OF them born as free as he
they must necessarily denounoe what has
been done In North Carolina With even
nouncing what has been done in tn. Philippines.
The policy ofexpansion is Americas historic
pofoy, The policy OF the Kansas City platform
u policy Of economic disaster and n ancial
dshonor at home and Of unworthy shrinking
from duty abroad ard we appeal TO all honest.
so;s Rs: or w. their poca
Affiliations may have been In the past, 70 stand
with US now against the mon who would bring
10 support US, as we uph old the cause Of hon
esty and OF Industrial well-beinR at home and
,es hSoOT s Of rs American nsI nag in the face of all
The coats rose again and whiried when the
Governor finished The Governor, who had
out in front Of the decorated stand behind
which he was speaking. was kept there
TInute sfter minute miHnSs the Gss0ple -oSin- con
crSs fooweS He Cow z, H 'Ga He haOGed
the aud enoe as be always handles audiences,
senator @ 0 Scott In % New % YORK otr ~ .sn Sei on
ss ss pr.ieSas G Clark. MT SPOKE sssn
lincoln. whose bust stood on the speakers
san' su1n to- TO t tSs oS man 1' w6o % had just sd
dressed them and who had Leaned ma
teria ly and spiritually on the shoulder
ended with character site burst OF fervor bV
telling them who Theodore Roosevelt wes and
what he had done for the American ideals
American men and the American flag. Col
Bliss candidate for Governor Of Michigan. also
spoke.
soon after mi ght and will reach Bav City at
o. clock In the morning He will pass across
the lower part OF the State, ending az
Grand Rapids az night He will also snend
Saturday in Michigan. Sunday will be
spent At the Auditorium Annex, hotel in
Chicago.
REPUBLTCAy CLUB ON THE BOwERY.