Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-10-16

Nnst bryHn Can or CAnnof Do.
In many districts Democrats are beg-
gig votes :or Bran o. TIE rather u
eoup-i0srlAry ground that I. lie Is
elected he cannst do sny harm because
Republican senate VII block ha
path Republican orators. OF tie Other
Ssod dEel o. tbs sppo.nrng power
.. lie executive and stll more o. his
veto power. Brysn- lis worst enc
uiss beng judges. Is q man Ot force.
and Il he reaches his desired g0&l bs
vii =! 10 make record
ot this. however. We nay ts CERTAIN
The esecroc o. Brysn would lessen
our prestige Il The eyes Q. the rest o.
TIE word The Spanish war extended
our territorial bounds and the course
q sesirs in Chiha has brusdenet or
Influence, vale the Panama canal Q.
Itself attracts tie eye 0. evsry states
Dsn .. Europe England France.
Germany. Italy and Russia expect 10
Sc our government proved O exist
t1g lines. developing the Philippines.
watching TIE West Indies and pushing
forward the wO-k on the cana They
hook for E po.icy % conservative sr.c
revision. u fair treatment u wage
psys-s and wage eGrners, Q. steady
but moderate nEysl increase Al this
they expect under President Taft
What would happen under President
Bran DO uEn can tel
A few probs b.,ities. however. reach
10 what Bishop Butler called & moral
certainty that is practically & demon
straaon- The radical elements behind
Bryan would insist up0a appointments
50 wild and dangerous that desperate
eght u the senate might te expected
and, whatever the Upsnot ot the wrsn-
gl= pObIc tine woGId % wasted IN
the strife imagine first class south
eru fire eater announcing that he
would discharge every c7e]ored soldie.
now IN TIE army, Imagine thar man
ss candidate for circuit judgeship,
The iupr1deol selections M Bryan
would make. the more iuprade1t ones
forced upon him might bring On Sc
res q Alterations unparalleled since
The days Of Andrew Johnson Before
We have E supreme court reconstruct
ed IS Mr Bran would Ike to recon
Etruci Il there vii te legislative bat
lie long and wssrisoDe 10 every body.
50 much for the radicals On tie
other side, tie Cleveland and Parker
elements OF the Democracy. II they
support Brysa st al. vii support hin
with { quali5caticn- They may. for
the sake Of party regularity, work for
him but II he Is elected president they
! viii By al means Try 70 defest al his
pet measures No NAN in this coun-rF.
le2st Q. al Bryan himself believes
that Wauersoa and Pulitzer fsvo,
BRYAN policies The ge8d elements,
long led by Tldeu and Cleveland, vii
oppose everything specially dear 10
Nj BrysRs ke2r- snd while the
vraagie goes 81 the oouptry,s most
( important measures Hay wait
Just now the speeches o. Nj Bryan
against tire tzrff are vague. But /!
M Bryan does not favor free rl~
/ materials he viii offend q numerous
and noisy body oc Democrats IN The
north, and i he attempts 10 make II:
free raw material cry al sctuslity tbs
south viii te splk from end 10 end
What the Democrats Will do or TT Il
DO with regard 70 the Philippines, ths
army, the navy, the canal. no one cHr
undertake 70 say Al that Is cerTsir
is s vrgngls worse than any in CleTe
lands time The personal encounter
Of Senators Tilnan and MeLsurin ada
Messrs. Williams and De ArDond givi
Is 81 idea Of the harmony that Is Il
be anticipated RsBd2I's stern dis
cipltne is no longer felt Imagine 1
half crazy Democratic house, 8 stub
bol Republican senate. Bryan scatter
ing the seed Of innuu+-sbls recon
nendstions, and the cd camp Deetini
hymn What VII the Harvest Be ?
would again be popular
To the eadtag thinking inFesrtai
public Of the old world this cireu.
woud be & nsusestng spectacle Eu
rope is accustomed TO government
that work. II has seen England IN
der such preniers as PslmsSton sn'
Bea coas6eld: II has watched German.
under the control Of Bismarck; il ha
s.en France rise after the terrible de
feat Of 1870; II has followed ID
growth o. Russia in score Of lines 0
DEVELOPMENT The statesmen and cap
. itslists Of Europe expect us 10 prov
!, that republican institutions are work
= ing institutions. -Four years Of Brysi
and hostile senate wo1ld be-ve.
not stale and fat but rather unproa.
able