Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-15
lNTOuE RANCE
OF
MR., BRYAN
The Chicago Chronicle thus just


MR. BRYAN refusal to attend meeting of Demo
Gratis at Chicago at which eX-Fresl-
dent Cleveland o invited guest: Mr Bryan re-
fusal to receive courteousy respond to an nVaoh
to the roquos banquet in Chicago unless Mr. GleVelsu
shall excluded from the hospales of the CLUB rehee
not only upon his Democracy, but also upon his oeeo
This is not the first time that Mr. Bryan has openly
afronted Democrats of national reputation ana Oh hsi
rank in the party in states and municipalities. year
or two ago when he was invited by the New York Dem
ocracy important function he did not take the Uo"
BILE to reply until long after the event. Last year he
openly questioned the honesty of the organization of the
party in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan Even IN oh1o
where Tom took the trouble TO nominate Pop
uist for state went out of his way to cast re
fections upon sincerity OF the movement because it
had failed to eel.1n tsetf anew to free silver
These manifestations of feeling the part of the
distinguished Nebrastan indicate degree of ran
which is hardly Compatible with Che estimation IN
which been held The differences between the
Cleveland and the Bryan clements Of the Democracy on
some points have acute but there is
son why they should willing and able find
mon ground on which all stand. They in many
things and most Of things will be found examina
ton to be more important this time than the points
which they cannot
There never a time when Democrats at
in all respects If their leaders had habtuaIy as
attitude by Mr.. Bryan they never
have had common purpose and they never would
have achieved a victory.
"Democrats who cannot each other will have
to the Hannas and Qaays and ElAiases
THE NEGRO Ieslie's Weekly prints the follow
VOTE ing very interesting figures what may
IN 1904 be result of the negro the
premacy of 1904 may depend the raten
tion of black by that realize the interest
which attaches in parties the antnegro crusade
among the southern Lily White Republicans. ana to
President Roosevelts opposition any discrimination
account coior Poitan# should realize the sig
nacance Of tie movement aaeani2cd among tie leaders
of tee eoloroa race sosG 70 demand anaetaen.
pension slaves, oa6.e oena3tg IT
refusal! an appeal "a eoileea il tae north
The Ropra'ican tieket ia 394. 0A basis ls
vote OF l9e2 congress atsse aa5ee5s.
the zoe. azy afsa ection d from
publican TIE Democratic side waod mean 4 Vi 5es
for Democrats in the presidential camraf
Assuming taat me bapab.i0ars Iarga aaj5ritjea ef
ana Will vani in aal witt Jle asaaaaaraa5a %
the silver issue i il al9s eostan tba} be ewing
Of any iarge seeted oG NV etz a ao easss fotea t.,
the Nei.otra5 ana lie ease IN same Ii4e s.oa a,
se~ Jetse s.= - Iz-..5.4 .z59. .a2Ta's &J,l
MaryIan8s eaa't @#56 u asa.s taaa4 inHfaaas 49,
coo and F1en-az' l4eQ9 eeaa4 n-s9egas e pros
dent in t4f eear The tam ft these efaa l4.+ A. 4
TIE Ponuhi,aa to tie sarae.ate g60,n IN Ia5i We
ada ninesy-eisas eeetg#4i qz.e=d+ 1H. 554 v.a t4a
iu set from tho sofia olts Ne9aaa whf II atI So
en- event Tfis would moan 51ta. Of ~ on
thirteen votes then Tie 2e9 which viii be raa.as;
CT he electoral college"