Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-07-27

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Of harness etc. for their home near
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"UNO AND mo-"
Ii A Kancler Says About Bryan.
MR.. EDITOR
Bryan is no longer a mystery. He is
now we'll enough understood. Many
know him we'll enough to refuse him
their votes, and those who will vote
for him know him as we'll as they can
and support him.
Bryan is a great kicker. His bust
ness is to raise a kick and make money
at it. Iny'96 Bryan said he was work.
ing for the poor man. That is he was
to foot the bill. 1 noticed Mr.. Bryan
was making his missionary work self
supporting and had a handsome bal
ance for himself.
Bryan has made a good thing of his
work and has had q fairly good time.
It is pretty sure that he has the Demo-
cratic party doing his will.
No difference how prosperous we r
or how wise the administration there
will be q number who oppose what is
being done. During the American
Revolution this party was known as
"tories." During the Civil War it was
known as "rebels." During the late
wars 1t is known as the Bryan party.
Mr.. Bryan has made a speciality of
abusing the administration for its pol
icy in questions that have come up for
settlement, but I have yet to learn Of
one instance wherin he has demon
strated that he would pdrsue a better
course. Bryan can pick a mote from
his brothers eye while there is q beam
in his own eye.
Mr.. Bryan has made 80 many mis-
takes in the past four years, that I am
afraid If he were elected his admins
tration would show more blooming
mistakes than all the administrations
up to date. He tried to control
American voters by his eloquence
in So but failed. He tried it again by
writing "The First Battle" but failed.
He tried it again by a lecture scheme
which failed. He tried it again by
staying in an army camp little while
during the Spanish war, and as 500
as he could get out began to accuse
the government of keeping him out of
active service for fear he would add to
his already incre asing fame. The ac-
%cusation proving it was fame he sought.
The last scheme l heard of was his
farming scheme. I wonder if he has
anything to sell yet. If he had farmed
a little during the last democratic ad-
minstration and then farmed somehow
he could understand a few things.
What has Bryan eve promised his
supporters? What has he promised
the country? I would like to call at
tention of voters to the fact that Bryan
does not work for the country but for
his party, although he has not made q
campaign yet this year over in the
enemy's country. Perhaps he won't go
this year as there are a goodly mum
Der of rough riders there.
Bryan wants the presidency and is
almost a parallel case of Absalom try
ing to get his fathers kingdom. Abb
SALON. sat at the gate and watched for
those looming to the king to recite
their woes. He watched again as
they returned and if they had
not been satisfied he would say
"too bad; oh, that I were king that
these people might have Justice" In
this sly way he soon had q party of his
own. So Bryan has gathered up those
in distress from many causes and
formed them into a party to which he
dictates at will. Our public school
system is supposed to teach that we
have a grand government. Bryan is
teaching that we have the rottenest
government in existence.
A RANcHMAN.