The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-12


converted into cas- Z ls imp ossiblesto#
resist the conc lusion that IN the process
those were soied 4 az tne
to show that he reslized e rs tuliss.s
esten bis s
there manifested ITSELF in his .cond uct. 9
sense Of pique against fate He had mo <
good word for any person or az any eiement8
tbs hi tsaasa Il
70 q eve every radical i and extrsme political
tha .hH
MIR Bryan drifted Into a dog-in-the- man
ger posit lion. FRS. he dlsapproyeda of. ms
man that man Then ne s,15
what did the conspirac conslst IS no ~,
Ing more than an effort TO get the parry, .S$
away from irrevoc Bile e. Is
MI. Bry1n's personal fortunes nd sfanttlaa ma.
sies. This man or that man said he 3 ~ ~
astraitor TO Demo cracy. hen YOU cams
to analyze the assure ed treason you. az
ways found that the head and iront tbe
offending had more extern, snan
impecca bility OF NJ ID Bry s IN
5cles. but constantly he devoted himself
more sstrenuously to the disparagement
and dscreaiting oftose, Wnom on rs w sSa
ceyed hostile to his ~ ~ icta
I torship.S He saws.nll the forces Of evil
centering themselves to the EFFORT OF de 9.
posing him. He discredited every h y, 81
party who differed With him. he ora tor p
became sneerer, There was no 5000 N N
the world that he did not 81 ths a 20
suffered from decisions Of persecution
complicated With sy 2, !, 2 =
Of regalomania Synch ronously.wSl = ~. ,ait
this came into view cerl s,.at
|Rtion OF fiber In Mr.. Bryan Once = he, coun-.
try could not believe that Mt r.. q. Bryain a.
could proclaim In New = orR, ,,nita a ms 70
su SHIFTS. When It learned tina Mr.. Bryan
We. ). aI ally himself With forces antags
onlstie 70 both the party and the u peohiite
whom he is consortng, unless Mr. Bryan !, y
Judge yParkerHand Grover Cleveland and
every who denies Bryan as g
Again We see Mr., Bryan treadlng Y, the
"prlmrose path ot dalliance WY N + Z;
aorman OF TIE u =, trlfkl e y y
ago ii had been blasphemy to meati9Nn
Bryan and q orman. IN the same breath,
y sad that RSyaa
Bryan 81 Be- what ' he n was some years since,
andSif Senator Stone lie "a 1.-THE Of what
lis published record shows him to !. BE-.
then MI Bryan has inasea y g 3 nM'fltS
uo Ivy LIZ ~. G
MI, hyan is in st, Louis to,d a y; IN |, the e
role OF a more 'peanutty;p politician, I than
lie pictures David B, Hill to he he Is
W ahns ar np h aad ge Of u pm deearng them
selves until they(c be assured OF some-
thing for themselves, He rs trylng, /. l9
ISconsolidate against the on org an ,a1a
gatIons that are re- Playing Tor ton, y
who was 3n ns no tah he p was
called call "a Or drea naass Il now the hope 81
tho petty politicians no less tina n theysaro
his hope He speaks his older language I s.
OF devotion to people and party, put his
factions ind cate only deyotlo on 70 ms own
| Interests and an almost insaT e desire 1or
vengeance upon those who dolpt MN, u
Mr.. Bryan wants to hea III udge PaEkeT
a!i and enc and a mp nryan
r reaaines s pssoeiams IL MI Bryan one oT
| two things, either tina I he -. mentally
ILLUMINATION, Or that he has rea ched such
| n stage of retrogresslon from his former
exal tied purposes tina It ne ca res, ~ othtng
for the mora and spiritual d ~ tegratl ton
Implied In his present appar re nj Y! nance
With forces he would have acosrned g g fe Jew
years bA ok. 3 !. " s3{ s
u. Mr. Bryan's present attitude "a q one 8op,5
posed to a construciye Democracy, He
t1staDds in the way OF a united par " tte
sistin opposition to q, mai FORTY whose De-
Elaboration anCh experle ice Of ght, N years
liza We cprv eed 1t that the ma rty, ,wlll fare
better by conforming to the VIII OF the
people than by submitting to he .pu rposes,
lsof one man Nj, Bryan rs WORKING y ne