The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
NEW YORK is BRYAN'S.

~. campaign Of 1900 the question
90. whether government should be arts
..-l.. ~ ~ me people, for the people
-. as people.
-... 81. tlo question now
AZ now. tho champion Of the peo-
..rrs Was bitterly denounced by the
.auou by the rich and by tho
charged that Jefferson was "a
.,r.s and an anarchist, that he
-...i umble the financial system OF
.t.t into ruin az one stroke and
- universal bankruptcy ana beg
.,s-, .a.u and political weapon was
..-giast him ana against his follow
Macs Il these were denied employ
,-, Nrr ono OF them was TO be found
,. ui the judges 81 the United
e.t.. COURTS They were generally ex-
... from al offices under the govern
ur.
81 vas no hc1rt In favor OF jefferson.
t.. a.n. th.s secret 10 avoid being whip
re-s1r was barely elected in 1900
r..- years later he was reelected with
o.. fourteen dissenting votes in the eloo-
to-4I college.
rn..s. thlt another ERA Of good feel
49, $3.50 follow tho election Of william
rrn Bryan.
vr.. .a an tho civilized world Is there
~. .o freedom that does not long for
we i...at of Bryan?
$50 ioea him FOR the enemies ne has
made
Ha nid that Mr. Bryan Is an an
a
4aa absurd this charge against ona
who's constant appeal SIS 10 the consti-
unaa 90 tho statutes and 90 the moral
nn
Whlt s. an anarchist
.r. who defios the law
Wa4t is The supreme law o. this coun-
cry
The institution.
VINO has most conspicuously violated
tta institution
Pre.den, Mckinley. by declaring war
AGAINST tho Filpinos while only Congress
has the constitutional right to declare
wsr
Is our law net contriyed to catch little
fish lud let the big ones escape
Respect for the Law.
The American pooplo realize that their
security depends upon respect Tor law, -
which Dc has bsen Will said that none are
too Tow 10 claim rs protection and none
TOO high fo 10 10 reverence
II WIS very wrone to throw bombs iu
Chicago ft Dr. very wrong a. throw them
al our late allies IN the Philippines &c
maintaining the claim that government
must rest upon the consent OF the gov
errred
n there is any danger 81 anarchy in
our lana. % comes from disregard ~ law
by those in places 81 authority ard power
The Bible says oppression maketh a
wise man mad
The pcople nero have the remedy for
oppression IN their hands. They select
those who make aud administer the laws.
II Tho voters recognize the sacred re
sponsib.hty which the ballot places up n
them they can stop wrongcolug AMI op-
preston.
We have seen much adroit Legislation
by the Republican party and enough
aar0i. administrator In the interest of
those VINO contribute 10 that party cam
paign fund.
But has Mr.. Bryan ever done anything
to justify a. suspicion that he will IN any
underhand way seek 10 give effect To MS
own personal views recording the curren-
cyf
He believes that n our minis wero open
the natural demand for silver would
make the market ratio Is 90 j. che last
legai ratio determined hv Congress
The demand from the Far East has late
h advanced the price OF silver 25 per
cent.
The Constitution puts upon Congress the
duty OF regulating che ratio. This meant
as an the debates show. 10 make a. con-
form as near as may h. 20 the market
ratio.
why does not the Republican Congress
alter the ratio if d thinks 10 10 1 uu-
just?
Has our candidate ever shown any dis-
position 10 take advantage of any loop
It1|f F ID. ft. .Hfs ar. rfafFr .s.nfr
organs straightforwardner
On which side soovcr we contemplate
Bryan. that which strikes us most r. his
straightforwardne-s. lie mas refused 20
sacrifice principle TO expediency
His record shows him a man VINO II ue
sWore 40 hiH own hurt. would change not.
Us there any chocolate eclaire Ia his
backbone
Is his mind like bed to be- made ,lp
every morning by Hannah
II the people Of this country decide in
a lawful manner that they want mono
metaliism or bimetallism. they are going
% have b.
But never win Bryan be found cnrag-
ing 10 underhlnd tricks to carry out his
personal views. That would not be like
him.
Above everything else IN this election Is
the moral question involved in the para
mount issue.
Under Mr.. McKinley's imperial orders
thousands Of our own countrymen and 81
rV Filiplnos have been killed. and the XIII
ing is going on.
Zach voter has now 20 say whether he
consents To- be an accompiice Ia the blood
shed which Is carried on because the Fiji
pnos refuse 10 be subjects and because
some powerful people here hope TO make
NJ ney there.
j. has been shown that tho Filipinos are
rcmarkably clean lived. Christian peo-
rle
IL Is found that our army Is introducing
vice aud Generalization among them.
The excuse offered for their subjugation
ana destruction Is that they are an infc-
r.1r race
who 81 us will dare 10 offer that excuse
before the judgment seat OF Him who has
sat lnasmuch as We did to unto the
i'ist 81 these my brethren, ye aid It unto
re7"
Following Mr stokes address he intro
dH.'1 Ex-senator David b Hili. who was
greefed with great enthusiasm
Afer ar Inil finished. Bourke Cochran
spoke devoting himself entirely TO im-
peualism
bryan Announced by Bomb~.
The booming Of bombs on the outside Of
no Garden at 20 O'Clock announced the
arrival OF Mr.. Bryan. The cfosyd rose
OH ma-ac ana sent forth a roar ~ wei
..ue The hand played Yankee Doodle.