Arizona republican., 1900-10-17

comes out in the character of a dema
 gOgue, talking more and
 BRYAN more wildly. At Salem,
 TALKS H.. in his speech he said
 WILDLY. that the republican
 managers are HOW col lecting from the monopolies large campaign fund.- that in fact they had collected s25, 100000 to be used in cor rupting voters. He said:
 They will buy every vote that can be bought. They will coerce every vote that can be coerced. They will intimidate every laboring man who can be intimidated. They will bribe every election judge that can be bribed. They will corrupt every county that can be corrupted"
 No honest and large minded man he produced his proofs. Senator Hanna said his accusation was untrue" as every sensible man knows !. is. Sena tor Hanna says Bryan knows that it IS untrue, anu lIlt puDllC tstll uIdN ll@ own conclusions. In other words it is bald lie. But it is more than that, it is a confession that he is defeated and 1t is an impudent attempt to explain his defeat. It is a cry of desperation. As Hanna says, he forgets the dignity of the high office to which he aspires and lowers himself to make an infam- ous charge" Instead of imputing his coming defeat to the weakness of his own cause, driven from issue to issue by the facts and the moral forces that falsely charged use of money by his opponents. Bryan before and after his defeat in 1896, ascribed it to bribery and corruption. That old and untruth ful excuse is already brought up and specified in definite lies now three weeks before the election. To make such charges stamps him as dema- gogue to whom truth is of no conse- quence.
 At Quincy, In., Bryan made q dem agogic appeal to women who never get a chance to take a summer vaca- ton at some pleasant watering place and went on to wonder how it is that men can support the republican ticket while today the republican party de- nles the principle of equal rights to all and special privileges to none and makes this a government of the syndl- cates, by the syndicates and for the syndicates." All this is demagogy gone mad More women under the re- publican administration have had sum mer vacations and pleasanter lives and less trouble than they have ever had under democratic administration. The party which openly denies the principle of equal rights to all and special privileges to none is the demo- cratic party, the party of Tillman and Goebel, the party which robs the mll- lions of negroes in the south of their constitutional rights. Syndicates and trusts have their supporters not in the republican party, but in the democratic party, the party of Croker Van Wyck, Chairman Jones; the party which>voted last June against the amendment of the constitution to permit congress 60 suppress monOpolies.
 In his Fort Scott speech Bryan again proved himself a demagogue when he appealed to republican farmers to look at their wives beset by twelve months of fncessant toll each year, and added: You ought to be ashamed of your selves when you look at them to vote the republican ticket" Farmers and their wives have been far more pros porous in the last four years than they ever were under a democratic admin istra ton or ever would be under q Bryan administration.