The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-06-15
BRYAN ANe The SouIH.


y eus always been the contention Of The TINES tina
Dnp Hesouon % the South 70 Bryan was an nfatua
~ y reasSn, and utterly absurd when the req
cDaraeler Of the man and his ideas were considered
10 all OF Bryans treatment OF public questions b bo
assumed The attitude OF the ideast Especalv bas w.,
peeh true OF ms manner of dealing with policies a,;no
what nc calls human liberty" With BRYAN every n,a
Entitled 70 equal Liberties and privileges While dis
eussing such matters from the stump and bropob To
he has been guarded enough to stop short ~
'i'osm OF lne course of the South but he has never
Nv, '' VOICE ~ defense of her position There
can oe hohlng IN common between a man who ,reo1 h
organs doctrines and a country in which ;l,t IN
equality and manhood suffrage would mean riot dtno
ton and paralysis '-o'' ue''i uc-
:" commenting upon Bryan's defeat The TINES took
occasion ias November to point out the utterly irre
I iences between the South and her late candi- |
We sa'd men and we say that Bryan never
li'0nu . .ne SOUTH and would openly express his
condemnation OF her course toward the naoro 70 -
not Tor the fact that he needs her in his business and
use her as his willing political tool We alec o,,aaa'
'ne oeet that Mr. Bryan, from the very nonre 81 h;
CIV "neh1 as boy and man. and because of his son,,
' anu ldeaisc notions about the great brotherhood .
= num- ana similar rot could not feel any genuine svro
a'ny 1of our section We recalled his attude toward
~ Csp candidacy for the speakership as one evil
o"'o q his real feeling toward Observation-Disclosures he ex
ected to need her assistance x
Not great deal OF attention was nail l. 49, NJ
ne time, because w j Bryan was nohod, 4t $3.50 ~ sh
ole IMAM ne VIII be a few years hence-but Mol ami; r.
ooutn Carolina has revived the incident In kon,a pr
" s naot OF pestlterous interference in private Motif
i i'll CITY, congressional and state electons-ba -
. oeeh Trying TO boost TIlman at McLaurn's exnan ~
= mas declared that the latter did not represent the ta
u Tue state McLaurn has replied with conn =
ana mas attempted to show the extent of ,a
M Tho GO,
= a'io"eo Gays OF vi. The special from Coumb; " "
" 10 Inc lines Democrat one of Bryan's nrno,a pos
.snippers, announcing McLaurins CHARGES said. 20
Inc friends Of William Jennings BRYAN ara doo man
oIeu aDout tne declaration made by Senator Mcy
ms peeen at Newbury that Bryan would NOT VOTE plac
oher az th b ~ speaker When he Bryan was crae
- .ne mouse OF representatives because Crisn hd ohl
G1nlederate General kilograms wei sent to NJ ~
~ eooay !elng aim OF the charge and asking an ~ nc o
aon His friends fear that he will not hs an ex and
III nacAaurin had The record showing Bryan; tive
n who eo iIon an interview with Henry Wat doled
for Crisp beeause Nahrast aualtted ne could not Yet
did," "o'u urn MN down the ST
course Mr.. Bryan may denv this nom g. plant
llted nerve-but it was taken az nc mas skilled
e time, and he was not mpo, ;.;., oioo' crack
ing to WattersoRs incidental elro !. -. ol -" sured
made in the course of discpss; 80 state
ito that he remarks: o' "a''efS' will be
hen he voted in the Democratic earo,a ., have
Oh Georgia for speaker Of the National ha MI The
i nan ae knew That Mr. Crisp clean and twenty
aa nut ne had been Confederate soldier and
collection to con@ras ioi hm was to risk his The
sun IS our hero made and such is the cbarac
MS constituency-with which the South has tw;oo
lerSelf and with which, under Bryan's imnerions
49, 'i1'0u fusion, she is to be once more Attal
~ ~ oonsort. of the I
:, ne nad been Confederate soldier and Mr. mile
lion to conoress,v Tru- "s - FISK DIS own plan is
this man ana h,a-4.y uoes Inc oouths devo- well wo
~ GU n.s secIlon prove her regeneration inform
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