The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
SAYS HARD THINGS OF BRYAN.
SIR. j. p. WILLIAMS on THE BUs-
MESS sITt ATION.

says the whole North - Einted
over organs Defent-He saw the
Great mckinley Parade and He
eri.ed the Returns az the waldorf
:-toria-Basincss Men Held "A Reg
uiar GIorIncation-rhe Hest Thing
That could Have Happened for the
Country and she Democratic PARTY.
says Mr.. Niiliams-Party Must
Abandon Organism Entirely and
Pat safe u~n IN Charge.
Mr. j. williams returned yesterday
from tho North accompanied by Mrs
williams. after o. absence % three weeks.
spent chisay q Ncw York city. Mr. Will
Jams reports tho @eatest business oiauou
ana confidence DO New York as the result
~ fhe reeeft national election. That me
marked upward tendency ia the
value 81 stocks. which s. row
feature Of tho market. is
90 come extent due 90 this feeling Of Ella
zion. Is doubles true. Mr. williams said.
but az the same time he 'hinks that the
prices of most %; The stocks and secuTi-
lies are rof unreasonable
SIR williams was in New York previous
20 ana during the election and had a Food
opportunity 60 see che finale % the great
ational Night. Il never saw such O. gio-
rGeatou over an election" said Mr VIII
ama The New Workers especially tho
business men. were just wild with de-
ueht You wouldn't have thought there
was anything ia New York but Mckinley
men the nlgat % the election. We re-
oclved the returns az the wa'dorf-As-
torla ana the large crowd there was Sim
ply overloyed u was the Same way
wherever ] went the next day. Mr. Bry-
ans defeat has undoubtedly put the bust
ness men OF the entire country In high
spirits and given them a confidence In fu-
ture conditions WHOA they did not poa-
sees before
~ witnessed the great Mckinley and
Roosevelt sound money parade few days
before the erection" said Air Williams.
when s5nog men marched for hours ir
a cold and drilling rain. and seemed 60
enjoy the Performance. / have witnessed
great rar4das before. hut tlis exceeded
anything OF the kind have ever seen.
q saw the Harrison parade boo New YORK
WE'VE Yeats ago and the Cleveland pa
rada there four years later Both were
great demon STATIONS. but they ala not
begin 10 equal enc recent SOUND money
parade f"
Asked rs to what he thought Of the gem
elal effect upon the country az large In
aludirE he South. Of MI Mckinley
re-cfect.ou. Mr. williams said II IN
douDtedly tnlnk that tho general effect
Tlll be good. and thas 81 viii not be sim
ply temporary. The South viii be- hcne,
Iled Prosperity elsewhere means a
greater demand Tor our products As n
metter 81 fact tho south il in good shape
now. our people ore getting Food prices
I FOR their products. and are in better
condition Do every way than they have
I been in years. ] notice that the reports
/ II the Southern railroads show larger
/ elruiner. and his is always an indication
] 81 prosperity"
/ So far as the political effect Of the cleo
! ton Is concerned Mr. Williams s. Of the
/ opinion thar the Democratic party will
/ have 90 abandon the issues on which Il
\ fought the last two campaigns and get
I back 20 Jeneraonian Democracy. Unless
his IS done he says. there VIII be a split
/ in tbe party. There are TOO many Demo
. Gratis who ala not support the ticket IN
I the last election or who did SO against
I their better judgment who will tolerate
Z Bryau'sm no longer
"Bryan's defeat Is one OF the best
I things that ever happened. not only Tor
the country. but FOR the Democratic par
~" said Mr. Williams "Mr Bryan is no,
/ a Democrat. He Is popul.si and a So
ciailst combined Iu an his addresses De
sought 90 array labor against capital and
20 secure votes FOR himself by abetting
/ strife between employer and employees
/ This does MOI speak well for tho national
I candidate 81 the great Democratic party
'Free silver and socialism have been
twice condemned by the American peo-
[ u'e ~ the polls" std Mr. williams. I'm
I pcriaMsm proved 20 be "a myth ana q bug
ahoo. II the party leaders undertake "a
force these ISSUES upon Is again the Dem
ocrafic party will soon become q ching oi
tine past. The men OF Mr. Brynns way
- thinking are IN the saddle. They have
the rcins OF party government. ana Il
VIII be hard 20 down them, but they Will
have TO be displaced and safe reliable
men put IN charge 81 party affairs II tn,
ID b.