The sun., 1900-10-09
TO AVERT PANIC
cRYANlsM MEANS DISHONESTY Ev-
ERYWHERe, UNIVERSALLY.

ELOQUENT Appeal to Good Cttlzels by
Ex-ComptrolIcr William NJ. Iysns of
New York City.
If Mr.. Bryan's party had left oft the
financial part of their platform, we
might then admit that the questDn OF
currency was not an issue. 1 has
done nothing of the kind. They reas-
scrt their determination to carr out
the policy Of 1G to /, and, nowith-
standing the threat of financial rvolu-
ton, the gentlemen to whom l hAe re-
ferred blame us for fearing then and
their American financial sy$em,'
which is as safe and sane a suggestion
as would be that of an Amer a. side
real system" or IN "Amerlcans tnuic
theory" or system of Amrican
physiology"
The danger lies in the fact thlt Mr..
Bryan is in dead earnest, and TIP peo-
ple are infinitely more afraid of 1ryan-
ism tomorrow than they are aftid of
! imperialism day after tomorrow They
are not willing to take it orle|anted
| that Mr.. Bryan will proceed at dee to
carry out a series Of undefned,E hague
| and negative policies and tale no
| measures whatever to carry II the
only policy upon which he hassd dllared
himself aiiirmatively, openly, picisely
ula fanatcally.
Tryan would ng,ing PanE.
It IS not d theory THAI Mr.. E'ryan
wo,ld regoiutionlza our systN Nrt Cur
reney Il h4 cou.l 1t is d c,tain!y,
ona all of the eouaeqnenao$ 40 Is,
diaastr aaa fainai lsnoNtn. As To-
tle toni etfnaacas 81 what Ties eutie-
nen sae ii q caiI i;4. .aNa tHey
are t!saa Hgee aad simple. Il win
t2Ge t4a lal 3at NJ no one auth.
tsa aliIt 81 n8 ~#H Eaek a ii
5ie. nl5aa ele l.,s e,aet aieaa,
egsa tHo.si Ae la5 q WaitHrf c9n-
eeeaa 3 a 6it h!s &iil,shf hara
Hill tln dFgl ea laen&es panic.
n 'e5a Ea 1850 aa0 do nlI s!iPFe
tals r5lE iara b n 49,
s.Euaar Qf 5l a Waat Isl result
trela 4 siAfia l'ar thGt oar.E adalal
+ YatHa If d. lie ltstEsHrl. III sa an-
ti-aaHsniaii#t.c acAtemen ~ quita
Ni.ia- O. .sG tha ltlee af II rs for
tl4eif iha1 aa of Hb I ycTe".
afQ litsa l.Hai. md are F. ta
sltI eHa 'a @s @1tlaaalinN ii haatA'
.tI0ra aIl. Na aie l3t Wil y v9lat.
] tactlE to raa tlia rlss 81 trNI itle u
a.atl' eapr tha eNsequ af 4
Fao11 4hlwe" NJ WIZ tlaa
ta5Gsl aacek iaR0fiali# haa I
r3a ae #il III reat taiitE.
j MeaNN iala IL IS nacessah \ cem-
lutt faaNeia! .tie. 4 thraGsl j, II #
i Tl:a tact. "A araiificn !.
\ II Il gt I'LL ileig, | aslpT lit The
.lWeslran people will dislHI with
! the tatael services of Mr. tinley
Us Nlr. Ills, u MI Roat, Of \ Hitch
+ casE, 81 T.. Lcag. ID e1ch Z for 4
faidd II tla cia4ie ~ MI. Ills ID
q litieal and personal adyisera Genas
f&atas men Willing to thisF )nr su
prone oaogt into tie arena loIitics
cautiaIi.t3ats, Pepulsts /" march
!. ia12E .Sfc the people liEel, y lrct 4
I. the presidency a the Unit n ate8 {
!. la@a Nhp favGs tile s.lyuiE andaw
boeaiisa It permits the rel II ten oI
A Debt. \ Han who c5ntenll mt tht
II t!auaaas of the country aiM1 danger
4 becaiise ii addition % ha' none!
Il !enl 1t low rates at he NJ hay,
II surplus money e lend in worldf
II makutst
!. Nllen i man asks for p'Hl pai,ticu
II lSrlr for gloat place, we rF ustlGot
II Il asking fit Ills credentiaqN MIR. Fry
4 an haa none when lie frs | for iii,
MI presidency, and he has e VI fcwe
.n now. They are the crcdeF + of III
aeitator, Of the man with ,kractica
e. experience either III busin in goy
IL ernmcat, the credentials aaticiSnl
40 Of disregard Of all Of o bI eleat ma
Il tional traditions and Of ,el 9reat DC
II termining factors Of our mfS nal his
If tory, Of exceptional unfarpT aty Wit
III the real conditions of aationa
y trade, Of the real condHtio :" nationa
of prosperity, the credcntial' Jlicd u
n q frantic and fanatical de III to secur
~ possession of office in 1 III that Ii
IL may carry into practice 40 6nc-hal
. reactionaly ana the othcfetiE revolt
j.. tionary and all dangerorcd the las
H. degree. X
a ff
nt His letter of acceptar+b not Iii
at letter Of the statesman, rls !, hc lcttt
IA Of the agitator. In eyerTdN it is ri
of parent that the man is by lac
i'd Of experience, Of trainincy ;tccurat
10 information, of well for fn conyi,
as tions. but eager and viii. play q
ng any string which Shat ii ne I'll
II minds Of His followers III cite III
4 envy, hatred and maliceb , discoI
ue tented. Ills followers sludp i ma
ra Of character His lettcgol not II
,ss tray II. That he Is alatA 4, II thing
,r!. honest, Again, his lcttfs not d
tray ii. The man who shat u
ter Is politically insincehoop intcllc
tually dishonest, ALTHOUGH Iifc iii
be clean aud all his hill NJ If id.
J { And this strikes the erba Is Of ii
2ls whole campaign. 1t is In pansio
for the cyDandinr has mi ~ II