Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-30
Is AGAINST BRYANSN.
E1- President Cleveland Writes to.
Don ii. Dickinson Reaftirming
Opposition to Organism
His Famous Speech on the True
Democracy Made in 1897, is
Reiterated
Every Citizen Urged to Oppose
Any Attempt to Debase the
Currency.

1iios'l Siiii'lidllc MIN ftt IS opposed To
Bryan and Organism. and yesterday,
over his Signature. au thorized the pub
lica ton of his views.
Don NJ Dickinson, of Detroit former
postmaster general in President Cleve-
lands cabinet ard recently author Of
severe arrangement Of Mr.. Bryan. ar
rived here yesterday morning, and last
evening showed the following letter.
which he had Just received from eN-
President Cleveland.
Princeton. Oct 29.-f4on Don NJ
Dickins My Dear Sir: The speech i
made al the Reform Club dinner in
April. 1884, is a part Of my record in adj
yocaey of true democracy.
can not SUPPRESS ii 81 abats from
it. and ] Would not IL could.
a slaii ,lvt objeet - any use YOU ste
1T tu make Of It,. Yours sincerely.
,,GRONER GLEN e La MD
TENT OF THE SPEECH
The speech wl-scf MIR clev Gland made
at the Reform Club dinner. a pril "a,
1897. which ne refers 10 IN the t0rego-
ing letter and whose iIse h authorizes
as an expression of Ills VIEWS s, Mas il
part as follows:
We are gathered llsrs fought as pa
triotic eiliasDs. anXl9us 10 DISSEMINATING
toWarsl ressEs.atine lite PROSE Gritty of
our fellow esun yrleir. ard protecting
the fais fame Of our nation asaflst
shame ara st.a.itissa
"0,a evfs sida We are confronted
with ponnia Z preston and complaint.
These arr aEgeis ll,ie 3 causes Of nat,i75
val ard certain recurrence the inayita-
bic acconnaninssfits Of all human ei8
gdeavGr. ard perhans they are largely
due to the work If AGiIIF4AToRs and;
DFMAGi,oGiyI.ls wilu make hlisilS
sowed the seeds of siscontsnt hoping
that in the harvest they may reap per-
Eonal advantage.
Distressing Ills, real ard imaginary.
have been 50 constantly and luridly
presented to the minds pf honest men
that they are en- IFstl q accept With
out taking counsel OF reason or jude
merit any npstTum c.inningly offered as
Z e remedy for theii low condition.
But even SO promising a field as this.
has not&satisfiad the designs of RUTH u
LESS .AGIT.ATORs.
while scattering the seeds 81 dis
rontent they have also cultivated
and distluss. which threatens to choke
i ar destroy that fraternal feeling which.
81 leadsSto considarate. counsel in the day.
Of common misfortune, ard which is
absolutely essential to the success of
Dur plan of government.
THE Fundamental truth hat our7free
+ Institutions offer opportunities 20 all
within their influence, for The advance
n1ent ard Improvement IF their cpndi-
lions. has been 50 far denied that HON
EsT ACCuAIITIsATIoN is CALLED A
ERNIE and the necessity and flabitsof
individual effort ans, struggle, which
are the tpainsprings of sturdy Ameri-
can:sm, are decried as unjustifiable
bute.els while unMhoiesslne paternal-
b ISM is presented in handsome and invit-
ing garb
CIR SADIE OF PASSION.
Those enlisted in this CRUSADE OF
Discomfort AND PASSION, pro-
Claiming themselves ne friends of the
president exclude from that list all
their countryu1sn. enc ri those most
unfortunate or unreasonable. ard these
whom they themselves have made tile
most diseontented and creGsnlaus.
These forces ard conditions have for
years. with greater or less distinetness.
lowered about our national life lacking
effective orga nizatiof ard concentra-
ton neglected by those who deprecated
their existence. and unheeded even by
those who partially appreciated their
dangerous tendency.
III ils meantime there has lain In
wait behind them all an impatient pow
er ready to marshal them in effective
activity when depression, misfortune
a neglect and passion had done their
work
LICENSE FOR THE VIOLENT
This power born OF sordld greed
ard maintained by selfish and partisan
ambition. has at last assumed com
mand, and has largely recruited its
waiting forces ~ inf1amins those H.
clined 10 he avenged BY ENCOURAGE
4 INC TIE RESTLESS AND TUIsBI.-
LENT WITH HINTS OF GREATER
LICENSE, and by#offering to the poo,
as a smooth road 10 wealth, and tc
those In debt as 8; plan for easy pay.
I ment, and to those who from any cause
are unfortunate and discouraged as 4
Temsly for all their Ills, the. free. un.
limited and independent coinage Of sill.
Yer I the ratio of is toll with a depre.
ciated currency and ehea p money.
1t was rude awakening for tn.
negligent land overconfident, and day
OF terror for sober and patriotic men
when the BOLD PROMOTERS OF
THIS RECKLESS CRUSADE CAP
s TURED TIE ORGANIZATION OF 4
POWERFUL POLITICAL. PARTY
and, Selling its banners, shouted de
lance to the astonished conscience ane
8 conservatism of the country
Hosts of honest men in blind loyal
ty, gathered behind the party flag the,
had been accustomed to follow. falling
to discover that their PARTY LEG
. ENDS had been EFFACED.
PERIAL OF THE NATION.
None can forget the doubt and fea
3 OF that boisterous and passionate cam
1. i paign, when the fate OF the nation
i seemed in the balance. The dafger o
s. the situation arose from the hasty i'm
4 pulse Of those whose misfortunes hat
been cruelty played upon, and from
e THE ENTHlJStAsM or. IJNQIEs
1ONING. TffOTGIiTEEss PARTl
fEALTY. s NE 3. # 3
+ "a The deliverance came thru the ac
TN OF those x1ossAw THE TRICK
8 ana LOVED THE PRINCIPLES OF
PARTY TOO WE'LL TO FOL
sIoN ITS STOLEN BANNERS In al
s ~ ~ ,annyl Il l1fsaA M floy3,t IN fe1sio ~