Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-06

Saws It Does Not Settle
the Question.
Opposed to Proposed Lines OF
Party Reorganization.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 6.-(Spl)--
William j. Bryan addressed the Jack
son County Democrat club last night,
taking for his subject, THE Outlook"
Mr.. Bryan was especially severe in
his arraignment of the Supreme Court
because of its recent decision. In part
Mr.. Bryan said:
Il stopped off to visit this club be-
cause | have heard that it is har-
monizing club, and we need just such
clubs all over the country to resist
the effort that Is being made to con-
vert the Democratic party into a Re
publican party.
II believe we have the best govern
ment ever conceived by man and that
it will remain the best government, If
the Supreme Court will leave it alone.
In discussing the outlook for our party
/ will say that the two things which
we must ever advocate are organiza-
tion and principles. A minority well
organized is a more effective body
| than a majority unorganized. The
organization must have the confidence
of its supporters We were well or.
| ganized in 1896 and had the confidence
of our supporters. / believe that our
stand in 1896 saved the Democratic
party from absolute annihlation. We
were organized in 1900, and our sup
porters believed us to be honest. There
Were men, purporting to be Democrats,
who did not support us during those
| two campaigns. Now these men are
suggesting a reorganization
/ These so-calledt ieorganlzers, who
did not represent 20 per cent. of our
Democratic voters IN 1886 and VINO
represented a smaller percentage OF
our number In 1900, would now domi-
nate the party. some OF you may think
that | am not liberal in my views on
the subject of reorganization be-
lipve that we must nave principles
and adhere to them. a man who sup
ported the Republican party in 1896
must have big change of heart-be-
fore he tries to lead the Dmocratic
party. The line is so clear between
the Democrat and Republican parties
that no man can make a mistake. The
party must convert the men who have
neen opposing it, and it must not he
converted by them
'if the Supreme Court decision or
: our nsuIar possessions, by which 0 men
majority of one decided TO convert
tnis republic into an empire, had beer
nIA Ia rac,,lt yxynulf
hIy, cen different. The American peo
pie have not yet voted ON Imperialism
j. We charged il, but they denied 1t
; Since the election the people hav'
. learned that our charge was right. W.
+. "'ud nat resort to eXpediency. Onl,
- Is that [ can afford 10 be in the minor
q ity, but | cannot afford to be wrong.
, THE decision of the Supreme Cour
does not settle the qustion. As Abra
q ham Lincoln said of the decision in tn
+" bred Scott case, That decision wa
~ mw in that case 1t taxes more tina
!, live supreme court Judges to annul tn
constitution of the United States. NJ
L objection to that decision Is that yo
/ cannot carry out the logic of 1t, will
J out destroying the liberties of the pet
If pie affected by ii. Justice Brown say
n. that the Porto Ricans can trust Coz
:. gresS. We would not like to tru'
Congress without our constitution.
@. do not object 10 imperialism becau'
an emperor Is necessarily bad, but b
cause he denies the people their on
source of power.
- The decision of the supreme Cou
On trikes at constitutional liberty. Ju
III Ice Brown says that perhaps the Po
TO Ricans will nave liberty of speec
A liberty of the press and other liberti
III that we enjoy. | don't believe in pc
~ haps rights. Other nations have trl'
III the doctrine of Imperialism and MOI
has escaped, There is no reason WI
this milton should not be perpetui
The wages of sin is death in matte
MS in individual, but when II nation
good II lives. II we abandon the dc
luratiun of Independence and the 60
stitution we shall die. We must n
peal to the conscience of the people
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