Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-23
Would DEFEAT BRYAN.
Don N. Dickinson, One Of Cleve.
lands First Cabinet Officers, to
Support Mckinley.
he Writes a Singing Rebuke Of.
Bryan and His POLITICAL
Vagaries.
Says 1t is the Duty Of Every
Patriotic American to op.
pose Them.


who is still enc of Mr.. Cleveland's clos
81 personal and political friends has
written the following stter TO a gentle
man in this city:
Dear Sir: Since the adoption of the
Kansas City Platform and his nomina-
ttenl have never entertained a thought
81 voting for Mr. Bryan.
confess, h9N.sseer. that iili common
with Very many democrats, hoped for
&c ms tllatI might. With clear con-
5acisnce stay away from the polls. sut
MI, Blyan's spesoi,ss, particularly his,
istte, s,,est have destroyed that Illusion
aud convinced NE than l mus vote al
the coming election.
II criticise no man " different views
Mo can s5aeiie himself To the other
course, but as fai, me, With the light
rave, am forced totile conviction that
Y would ne ecrsanf American, false
81 my country ard false To my party
.as Well. Il Should Take TO the woods
am a democrat GA all the tuna
.lllsntsi sS ile on which our party Joined
" tie III the sast with The republicans.
.t}ar wings ara the fedora! sts-a slf.,llt-
Graf withou the 9reilS gold because
MY PARTY has beS.l The party II sound
.iinanc from Jefferson to Cleveland.
could nos be d republican, ii IL
Would, and lssay the creed of demoera-
~ with all my old-time sincerity and
fait!.
Etli / recpgnize scarcely a vestigq
~ GHnloerafic prineiple IN either the
Chicago or Kansas City platforms. The
'}i7sa!g szatieni is IN the hands Of the pop
Sulists. ard by these ne livery III truaI
democracy mas t1ee n = tSlen In witch toI
serve ;tll The devils That make for So
leial disorder
Mr., Bryan. is preaching the gospel
- h9te Nefeing that he appeals 10
the 9Slpus. the disseminated, the inn
l3rovili the ineenlp tent and nm
lyoftl3y Idle,
TIE words Of the prophet Samuel
wers .sptlg quoted III Gen B,agg
speech the otner ciass as applying 10 Mr.
bryan and his following
ARG Very one tina; vas in distress
and every oise that was in debt, and
every oile t.l.at was discnntsntgd gath
cred tilSnfseive unto him and he be
cams d captain oyer them.
Bur worse still. ha ens! eavo1s to set
friend against friend naigtbors a gainsi
neighbcf. family against family, section
against section and nation against ma
iion.
He ma IS the always dangerous APP
pes,l te tbs eS,ii. in human nature.
His pdstnlates are Boxer and his
nropasanda is Bexer.
He speaks no enooura cement To the
alnsaeeess but teils him 10 lay the
blame at the dgstr If his more fortunate
neight53r. aild that his sole remedy il
10 attack him.
He my riably speaks OF creditors. as
.iaereiitss creditors, and 10 n ~ debtor
He teacne. thai MS friend Who laailgti
him money Or trusted hinis has enemy.
'Nhe,l a man fails ard becomes de-
/ stEendesst he daes mt seek 10 inspire
him with the American spiGit of perse-
veraisee he does not appeal to8him tt
/ tt vi, and doing and togtry again. but
lls tells him 10 stop trying, and thai.
taa remedy IS to pull down the more
sveoessful
Where is The Intelligent citizen who
believes in his heart that his republican
lissighbars are moi as good Americans
ard az good patriots as himself? And
Syei. in eorncctier With his making q
harge that the republicans demanae!
ia larger army can inerease BY the Way,
that was voted faI, By the Bryan m,sti
toi the senate ard carried in the house
A with d minority vote sof bur thirty
3taresl. he has repeatedly said in his
iublie speeches as he - id al lndianall-
his:
Why do they Want it9 So that
hey can buiid 4 fort near e,ery large
4eity and Use tho army TO suppress by
fprce tae discantea{ that ought to be
cured BY re md ial legislati9r.
This from a candidate for the presi-
dsney Of the tsnited States. using al
{ he TJpNsr3of his elauaeree IN carry con-
Nictien. esIeeiails y our foreigfl-borr
Mrkingnen, Whose Votes hs soiicits.
Il What Intelligent citizei, oving his
country. nSttha stake in home, in fam:
iig or ii, property. however great his
sxtnpathy for the unhappy Beers
Would II nc could have had his gov
Ferrment aggrsssively interfere for then
l,ratef'tian al the risk 81 war q ltli Grea
81 Britain2
We seek no more wars. We want
j the fi,tendsslip OF all nations Bu, nov
4 as ever. We stand at peace but ready. II
4 battla WITH any nf fneIn for the integ-
H rity OF our territory, the honor of oui
Il flag and the protection of Americans
i5everywhere. Who believes that a mar
4 that seriously attacks chat policy is a
safe man to trust with power in .hi.
country
.'Inlperialisnl2 The theory of our gov
eminent, fixed in organic law canno1
81 be changed in form or in substance
unless our congress. With lis house
fresh from the people, and the SUI
preme court Of the United States are
parties with the executive TO the trea.
sonable conspiracy
with a written constitution, the
unique feature of our system OF gov.
eminent its sheet ancnar is thar
Il great court at WASHINGTON. removed
by the law of its establishment from
4 partisan conflicts and from the infiu;
ence of popular clamor, whose chic,
and exclusive function is to construt
that constitution and Its distribution O.
powers. and which can say to congress.
THUS far and no farther and to the
chief executive Thus far and no far
q {ther.'
This talk about 'despotisfn' and .des.
A pots, and airs Of eastern potentates,
the exercise of royal powers. govern
II IT,. !.