Arizona republican., 1900-10-29
AN APOSTLE OF EVIL
Ex-POStmastGr General Dick
 inSOn ArraignS Bryan
Crisis is Such That He Would Be . Recreant American, False to His Country if He Did Not Vote Against BryaDism.

NdSillIlSto OCl. -N--tOn Don. AI Dickinson of Michigan. who was q member of President CIeveIands first cabinet, and, until four years ago, had long been prominent in democratic councils. has written a letter to a gentleman in this city, in which he says:
 Since the adoption of the Kansas City platform, and his nomination. I have never entertained a thought If voting for Mir. Bryan. I confess. how ever, that in common with very many democrats. l hoped, for a time, that might with clear conscience stay away from the polls. But MT. Bryan's speeches, particularly his later ones. have destroyed that illusion and con Vinccd me that l must vote at the com ing election.
 Il criticize no man of different views who can reconcile himself to the other course. but as for me, with the light | have. l am forced to the conviction that I would be a recrcant American, false to my country, and false to my party as well. if I should take to the woods.
 'I am d democrat on all the fundI- mental issues on which cur party battleI in the past with the republicans. the whigs. and the federaIists-a democrat without the prefix gold. becaus- my party has been the party of sound fin ance from Jefferson to Cleveland.
 'I could not be as republican if would. and | say the creed or demnc- racy with all my old-time sincerity and faith. But | recognize scarcely q yes tige of democratic principle in either the Chicago or Kansas City platforms. The organization is in the hands of the popuIists. and by these the livery of true democracy has been stolen in whi-h to serve all the devils that make for social disorder.
 THE GOSPEL OF HATE.
 Mir Bryan is preaching tha gospel of hate Voicing that, he appeals to the enviOus. the Gisconte uted. the imProvi- dent. the incompetent and the un worthy idle. The words of the prophet Samuel were artly quoted in General BragG's speech the other day as apply ing to MT. Bryan and his following: And every 0ne ina; Was in distress. and every one that was in debt. and every one that was diScontcntei gath cred themselves unto him. and he be- came I captain over them
 ''Eut worse still. he cnIvavors tn set friend against friend. neighbor against ncighbor. family against family. sec tiou against section. ard nation aGains+ nation IT, makes the always danger ous appeal to'the evil in human nature.
 His u.=fulations are Boxers. and his propaganda is Boxer. He speaks no cn.-pura cement tn the unsuccessful. but tells him to lay the blame Ht the door of his more fortunate nciEhhor. and that his sole remedy is to attack hin. l He invaria bly speaks of creditors as 'merciless; creditors.' and to the debtor he teaches that his friend who has loaned him money or trusted him is his enemy. When man fails and be- comes despondent. he does not seek to inspire him with the American spirit I of perseverance: he does not appeal tp : him to he up and doing and 10 try again. but he tells him to stop trying, l and that the remedy is tn pull down the : more successful
 Where is the intelligent citizen who . believes in his heart that his rcpubIi- i can neighbors are not as good Ameri- ! cans and as good patriots as himself? .
 ' d charge that the republicans demand- l ed a larger army Gan increase. by the way. that was voted for by the Bryan men of the senate. and carried in the !. house with a minority vote of but 3;). he has r-issatrdly sud in his public speeches. as he said at Indianapolis.
 Why do they want it- Su that they : can built al fort near every large city f the diseuntent that ought tn br cured by remedial Icsislatiou.
 This from a candidate for the prySi- dency of thc United States. using all the power of his cloquenc- to carry conviction. especially to our foreign born workinsmon. whose votes he so- licits
 What intelligent citizen. loving his country. with a stalk. in hom- in fam lily. nr in property. however great his sympathy for fhr unhappy B"-rs. would. if he could. have bad his gov- crnmcnt aSgres<ivcly interfere fog their protection at th, risk of war with Great Britain? w. seek nn 1u,r.. wars. We want the Friendship of all nations. but now, as ever. We stand at peace but ready to battle wi;h any of them for the integrity "r our territory. the honor of our flag. and the protection of Americans everywhere. Who tEat s-- li"usly attacks that policy is d saf. man to trust with power in this coul- Try?
 THE CRY OF IMPERIALISM
 Imperialism: The theory of our gov .rnmcnt. fixed in organic law. cannot be changed in form or in substan,a un- less our congress. with its house fresh from the people, and the supreme court of the United States. are partiss with the executive to the reasonable cun- spiracy. With d written constitution. the unique feature of our system of government. and it's sheet anchor. is that great court at Washington. re- moved by law of its establishment from partisan conflicts and from the . influence of popular cIamor. whose chief and executive function is tn con ( ;true that constitution and its distribu-