The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-29

ucular topic suggested for my
speeches by those who like one OF
them more than another"
Mr.. Bryan gives the following outln,
q LIS eastern itinerary;
Thursday ] 20 10 Harrisburg. Pa: Fri
ca ! Will - ia Wilmington and smyrna
saturday | am 20 be the guest OF
ne Hridiron Ciub in Washington. Mex
Ntek. "u Monday. l hope to be IN ProN
-NHse. tuesday. in Boston. Wednesday
~ forand. Me: Thursday. in Concord
ITHay. ll Montpelier. VT. SATURDAY. ir
ti"i9ohe an4 Springfield. and uhen / shall
return L. tle west
Won't discuss Sibley's Change.
a reporter ,ried TO get from Mr. Bryan
an expression Of opinion on the recent
change OF position OF CONGRESSMAN Sibley
~ Pennsylvania
1 reiuse 40 discuss him at this time,
said Mf. Bryan. On the subject Of itn-
D. r.alism. ne said.
believe THAI tho moro the people of
.ti- country s,e OF Imperialism the less
tNtN WIZ IKE %. Olr expansion must To-
"friei without extending our territory
a. ross th" seas. Mch-.ar defines am en-
l-ii" 20 H' nation winch embraces va
lictS ih ra'rs and diversity la govern
H-SlL ana a~ an imper.. polc- Is the
It.lcy of an empire. II embraces the idea
low promulgated hv the republicans
Ai"l y. the nation. should rs:tcn aut and
etaw other Esfions under tn,. flag by
Z, ise. ana theu govern them AS sualects.
AA contention IS that "A rtplIh.l,. can hav,
in s5'J-t's' ana mat mis- nation cannot
1i'i" g" ffinE into thr county th.i~n
An are Not go share iu ths fll destiny
. 81 ts" American people. Bach propos, Il
annexation muS- hoe settled ON its own
merits. ANA We must consider whetha r .-e
IL size 10 have th@m. The FiiVluOs do not
eesire to come go. and I d. not think a
lndl"F-tN % Americans desire to have
tLcin c me iu-
Want To Make Declaration.
''Therclore. have froru hc beginning
favored ana ~iin favor au immediate an
u'unc'Wrlt OF tile nations purpose 10
Eive Independence 10 the FiHpilos on tie
same terms that Independence has been
Promised go the CuaJuS-s'hat IS. as soon
as p stable gpverument is established
lirt have believed. and stiu believe that
Hu-iiiit-tS would cease on such an an
E1unccmrnt. and Tat The establishment
~ "a $; able governments would then ba an
t.~E matter. : further believe tha1 this
au"u should give ta tue Filipino govern
z 'ni th. same protection as IS given 20
iHe republics 81 South America. namely.
3. pf'ie,Hl3n wsteo would prevent moies-
Would YOU have this principle apply
g. tue Ev.r war
.'N"t III s.l There is a difference be
tween SHui.ff-h Tiug with a people en-
&a--i iu fighting Tor iuIepeudelce and
E.ut.le who have cuu8a under oar immr-
uiate influence. teLeve our people sym
fslt hiZe with the knerS uS they have
Sympat thlzed with every people under sim
liar situation. y man VINO believes in
-Ls- doctrine OF Self--oVet hmcuf SyInpa-
shizes with those lighting for II rather
th1n with monarchy igntins against
Bryan's Presence Provokes a Letter.
Tne following letter signeI by John Fox.
a former president of the Democratic
CLUB. and now member os the board OF
ss y'ruor-. Eubcrt g. Roosevelt and John
=. DOYLE was sent tonight to John ".
Keller president of the pemocrat.c Club.
ia IS with tae most Kindly feeling.
ruu certainly W.ih TO desire 10 Criticisc
ynur acts. Jlat Wc take fhe liberty. as
members % the Democrats club 90 ad-
er,.-s auu- We are Crt-luIy informed
.tat yuu have invited William J. I:ryan
io become your guest at the Democratic
clua and take dinner with YOU and "A
rlv 90 friends. lu other words. Mr..
Bryan is ta he entertained by you. and
.E. p.8rt of such entertainments IS at the
Democratic club. While it is your un-
questioned r.-At. or tEe right or auy
other member tn invite any gentleman
y .om Dee may Choose % become h.S guest
..e the club. yct. hinder existing loud.-
ti.uS. w- greatly fear that your act win
l,,,-umc construed .V THE public as the
.sr. ut fIc CLUB should Vpu give srsh
s.inusr fn thi~ dts.iu-ui- -hes. guest with
slt. aTIifuatlNrIv rf-tIaImu.- Such ius en-
tluu .n tha parr of tle clue
-.AN,- ourselves yau uliN /. stingllish be-
tvyrl .tr of'...s.I .i.r 4u,t .ir4f,ftill.l 0uir,
iar-' Kl. u4ut b. understood lDo. ihat
81. hag. ua fef-.uaI uhf... lluS a. Mr
HrtaH. nor .i. u.a uHiac. ia fn.- ~Urhfp-t
e.. .--,.,. 90 yulr giving nisu 3D. dinner lt the
.....l iu Sour Individual capacity ue one or
- nemn-r- Ne should murA regret
however 30 what ,-uf. urnlt.-a ~ cn
should f. s.nt- rr.a..f rlr.flargnrlf .1.. .auf-
.r.- .- . u.l..i...I lu.I .reasn,s.- ny tba
Il.u.u-rlFf. t-i.s af tIl.. presidential cam
t.t.tg 40 sass tlm. uI Air Bryan
D. .. D.. .. -.
"9' = 'ii'-'
ih- Democratic cub iS ts-eutililv "a
democratic political 8-1auizltiou. ANA of
-'~ "-''" members none hu- democrats he-
i"hS i' Do "u are now ii~ president
ahd ln ih" ""s"hr' oi disclaimer on
your .'f- g" lie contrary. your course
iA "h% .Aih- ihat pertains % 'he ylup or
.t~ affairs Wirhi n" construed. ana n"t
uhfr.~'Nany So. as the act 81 tle clue
e. Nlh not d" G. say that su.a 20 con
fl-h"n would Pee placed up'n your acts
a. siit .t ii-@-iil'tin'r- because
+, .i,..,t ,.-.f..r IL. Ia 'i.l a pr
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