Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-05
(New York Times.)

MT Bryan prates of the issue be- tween man and mammon, of the strife between democracy and plutocracy and of the worldwide struggle be- tween the common people and orga- uized wealth. These issues have no other efficacy than that of keeping MT. Bryan before the public. If they were in fact the issues to be fought over between the parties this year the result Of the battle would be pre- determined by MT. Bryan himself. He is the one insuperable obstacle to the triumph of the opponents of the republican party. The voters will date who shares MT. Bryan's belief about free silver, free riot and orga- nized assault upon the organized bus mess country. It may almost be said that a candidate who is really satis- factory 10 MT. Bryan would be so un- satisfactory to the country that his defeat would be sure. But MT. Bry- an has twice within the past week placed his ban upon the ro animation of any democrat save Bryan democrat upon a Bryan platform. Six months in advance of its assembling he com man6S the convention to put aside all aspiring democrats and nominate a populist. He serves notice that a democrat of the old faith-and there are many such whom the party would support with zeal and confidence shall not be put in nomination.
 In his consuming vanity and self ishness he declares a. policy Of which the sole end and purpose is to keep him politically alive. His present at titude, if persisted in makes absolute ly certain the election of a republican president, not only this year but in all presidential years in which he is per mitted to be an influential factor MT. Watterson calls MT. Bryan | deaths head at the feast. He is tnt whole body of death. He breaches party destruction and sows the seed; of annihilation wherever he goes | Mammon is not hurt by it, and it i: perfectly evident that no man save himself is helped. Mir. Bryan has no trade profession. He lives by politics It may be said that h' I thrives by wrecking his party. Hi: I present. course keeps him alive; i keeps his newspaper, the CommoneT
 alive If the party once threw hin off who would care for him or hi Il Commoner? Is not the true motive
 of the mans pestoleat activities her
 disclosed?
 One thing is certain, that Mir. Bry
 ans power for mischief increase
 with every passing day. Until hi party disclaims and disavows him, UT til from leaders of responsibility an from representatives of the nationa
 ,reanization some declaration shal come that he does not speak for tn
 democracy or represent it's intentions
 he will continue to do an increasin
 measure of damage to the party an to impair it's prospects Of victory
 which but for him would be excellent
 All the signs point to the conclusion
 that the democratic party is altogethe
 tired of Mir. Bryan, and would be gla
 to have him kept out of the campaign
 It is reported that the National com mittee is overwhelmingly. against him But his insolence and audacity, if h
 continues in his present course ur , checkered, will go far to destroy thi
 impression. Every time he open , his lips he makes it more probabi
 that the St. Louis convention, instea of speaking for a great party united
 harmonious, and seeking again tn paths of wisdom, will be a scene of u
 mutt and confusion, ending either i
 worthless compromises or in the prt sentation of a ticket and a platforr
 that will be buried as soon as born.