The sun., 1900-11-09
BRYANISM DEAD-WIIAT OF THE
EJTCRE,g

Organism is dead--stoic dead. 1t
lifted its head with much confidence III
1896. Ii was beaten back, but it was
not discouraged. For four years the
Bryanite doctrines have been poured |
into our ears, bnt lit last he end has
come Bryanism is dcad-stone dead.
What have the people donet This:
They have declared for tnc gohl stand
ard and have rrpudiatrd free silver
have simply killed il rs an issue. 1t will
not be heard of in the n,Ht Democratic /
campaign.
They have pronounced against free
trade. Protection has mad" u great ils
Nation. II has huilt mills ANA has
given us such a hold upon the business
of the world that we have become large
exporters Free trade is done iar a~ an
issue.
They have made il very plain that they
believe i'll retaining the Philippines and
in accordance with their desires the is
lands will he retained. imperialism
was Il false cry that Mr.. Bryan raised
to divert the attention Of the multitude.
Ii did not work. The American flag will
not he torn down. The people have SO
voted. They have not been frightened
by the ghost of empire. From the begin
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ruled that territory BY acts Of Congress-
and we shall govern the Philippines in
exactly the same manner, granting the
fullest measure of sclf-goycrnment and
carrying enlightenment and progress into
our new possessions. Mark you, we say
..possessionS" The constitution does
not follow the flag according to the YER
diet rendered by the voters of the United
States.
They have made sport Of the farcical
cry of miitariSm and have decided that
Il vast country of 76,0O00OO of people is
in no danger from punny army of $4,000
regulars and $4,000 volunteers, especially
when the bulk of the army is stationed
thousands of miles away from the boun-
darrs Of the United States. We have
got to have i'm army to care for ANA pro
tect our fortiticatiuns and coast d"frnsrs
an, it would bc il foolish nation. indeed
that would not he ready for emergencies.
They have taken no stock IN MIR. BiN-
ans villa ana cXtluyaiaint nptiouS about
trusts. Attacks upon all combinations
of capital are dangerous IL t1a extreme.
ii amounts ~ ANARCHY. 1hc people havc
Understood this, ann thoE havr decided
ih#i ihcy prrfgr to leave 'hn treatment
d. tusts iii thr hand, II oh" Republican
lttt.
.tnI % all aier- tae I'm, ,h BiYanitc
,lpetllue- aud theories hdNc .cen rcpndl-
atsl aul tlN lDm,rratir PariE nitdcr the
l,ad.lsiiD q. II San i wre' 4. What
of j's Sag1lrt i ha- heI captured w
Pe4un4ss aGd lii. abau6nlt.l ayrlE i. AZ
r;g!n tGat il Uled il .a Iio. "iHrsial
i-a." ot Mckinley il ~; I'VE "hufeytot
i-Wr NJ Jei.nsoA, Atsli'"al. Ma.ar
= iii4 t-ul''"v .l.,- .3d .tteA.un In
after d.. p"mserar. tlkrn no acrs}an
ui ID, great !eador, NJ the pasi ai lh'
,,.u!t i, dacedt aul macIea! HAihilil
t#n.
Iaa Democratic parity II i Il e rg
main / .d.ty with any influence Wh"'
.C. ,0 public Affairs. must cur i""H
t.ar, . present condition, Tree silver
fre. trad, imperialism, MilWi~m ~
vicious attacks npon capital are deiI
thin.s-matters of mere history nov
Therc must he nrw issues, and wh"l
are ,hny to come from? WE must col
foss that the outlook for l1em"c1aeN
rot encouraging. n
For four years Mckinley wiz lac
power. In that time tn" country VI
he upon such il sound gold basis m
only 4 mad man would think OF chahsll
the conditions. In that time the IN
ipujIu question Will be settled ana Y
isnlIGS Nill lie ut peace and prospero
and nil accord and sympathy with
Rcr, ..Al administration. Great pro
lnri VI ~ the building Of the n
ara-s.a anal and the encouragement
thc American merchant marinc, VIII
solved. With Il prosperous and prnsr
Siy,. country governed wisely and
trintiC,ily 10 disturbing questions e
nri,r. Ii .a#t he taken for grant
than. that thr Nation wll settle u"
i,,to q l,us s-IHcar at h;.SJ"ss aciiNi
win H,,aui IL eliminated serious =
t.tious ciIa.D "A p, ANA Tint Bryan
is rlimhattd ~ most elfaciWliE en-
mated. ca. ha dputfed Afief
waterloo II. has bcfallra tho Dei
cratic pagts lsr In canp9t H. acrert'"
auq way aa a.isr. We ia"H lni Il :
pial relnal at ilemlataiir itiles'
I'M tb. s.r.s aka a tln cn
u,i.r arc + .rpubi~n iary il II
t... littI. Tile bcmatrir lall
i, mty H annoying hN y eaii
prove dang
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From New Tribune.
Now thp hors Of thp Presd"l
canvass OF Q hlye been crowned
victory ompletc and decisive as
liz Repu u party has Won u
long and ior.luatc history. The Tril
can fairly congratulate itself that 7
days rcsu,t offered no surprise to
readers who have followed the co
of the campa IN in its news and edit'
columns. Early in the canvass an'
soon as political conditions had mea
ably declared themselves we took G
sion to say that certain elements III
situation made tepubllcah trluihp
November ietical certainty. sun
,bioh hrd lacking in the camp
1886 hnJ 20 the Itcpulle"A Z