The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-01-16
oTSTR7ERS WHO'D BOSS.
-,.y MUST REuNlTE WITH OE@oc-
''- INV BEFORE THEY CAN ADVISE
=. eryan Guest of Honor at a Democrat
!. a,0ouet in Chicago. Says Ne
Mas Retired to Ranks.

a
.,,.onJ Bryan was the guest OF
'' =, the annual banquet OF the
r r,is, Bryan League which Sa was
' l,1 tuesday night at the Sherman
a,n.. Mr.. Bryan did not arrive in
M ~ until the night OF the banquet
'' m.s driven direct from the depot
'np .S "s banquet hall, where several
70 wv of the members OF the
I l nupa and their friends greeted MIN
sas w Ds~oiastic fashion. Mayor Harrl-
ID Sn nstsd as toast-master and it was
". oft liter ten o'clock when he intro
I 5 pps Mayor Rose of Milwaukee e,1 VINO
D'' oorded to the sentiment, PARTY
19 c.nnel Alschuler, the democratic
.,.5idate for governor OF Illinois IN
!. "a. ssaI Isst campaign, spoke on "The State
VIZ w. T:~o In - Some of the prelimi-
addresses we're of considerable
lansbtb and it was after midnight be-
\ t ors Mr.. Bryan, who had the last
W. '..o an the programme, rose to make
& his address: LOT.
u Mr. Bryan said in part:
vrbis is the fifth consecutive JACK
i, dav banquet which I have celebrat-
i with this club and I appreciate the
avon which the members have done
Ne in Giving my name to the club, and
am grateful for the support which
,hor have Given to my candidacy in
tro campaigns. I take this opportuni-
" to express the hope that this club
md others which have borne my name
win substitute for my name the name
h some democratic saint or name de-
scrptiye of principles rather than
men.
~ am now private citizen, with ex-
y eelent prospects of remaining such.
intend to continue actively in the dis
mission of public questions and do not
esire to be embarrassed by being
sced in the attitude of candidate
or any Office In selecting journalism
IA the best field for usefulness | am
ware that am placing myself in the
OsitOn where lean give more aid to
theirs than to myself, but the field is
hosen deliberately because | am more
Interested in the PRONUNCIATION OF dem
cratic principals than | am In enjoy
ng any hOners which my cOuntrymen
ban bestow
THE democratic party was never in
PETER fighting condition than it is to-
ay' and rejoice that l have many
ears in which to participate in the
ruggle between human rights and
be usurpations of greed. Our party
lands for we'll defined and positive
Nicies and is prepared to wage an
ggressiye warfare against the pluto
ratio tendencies of the evils against
hlch Jefferson contended a century
20 and against which Jackson fought
llrty years laters.
WEI Reorganization is an internal rem
and 1t cannot be applied externally.
nose who have lost their party stand
because of their desertion of the
fty candidates and unfuithfulness to
aocratic doctrines, as defined by le-
innate authority, must reunite with
party before any attention will be
~ 70 their preAntiOns of interest.
pose within the party lines have a
sl' 70 a voice in the making of the
s 4uOFh and change in the organiza-
u Oh machinery, but any desired
'lge shall be openly proposed and
y presented. Party organizations
framed for party governments and
rive their just powers from the con-
Of the governed.
nc defeat the party recently suf-