Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-29
IRON Philadelphia Press

Al various times IN the past Herman
bidder. now Treasurer Of the Demo
cradle National Committee, has publish
Cd In biz newspaper, the New Yorker
stats celtung, frank expressions Of
his real opinion Of Mr.. Bryan AZ FOL
lows;
aais (BryaA's) selection wouis
sureIy causs disturbances in the
anaustriaI ana economical develop
nent Of the country"
1--WE deem . Republican victory
Hess dangerous for the country than
ahe election 81 Bryan."
"OmIy q few Intimate friends enc
-hlind admirers Of Bryan ars still
willing to follow hirn. The
miserable intFigues q the man who
would again incita the masses can
net retard this process. Bryan's
strenuous activity Will hasten his
antire ANNIHILATIONr
Late Views Of WatteknOhs
II il well known that the most &C.
we're criticisms Of Mr.. Bryan IN the
campaign Of 1900 we're from the pen
q Mr.. Henry Watterson, now heading
( his press committee. Asiate az Febrll-
ary, 1908. Mr.. watterson, in the ed
ftorlal columns Of the Courier-Journal,
Aad this 10 say Of Bryan:
nNow, for our part, We see In
Mr.. Bryan an agreeable Iay-Dreacher
VINO wants to be president, and has
shevn himaeif willing to take any
ela thing for paramount iaane,
premlninG to join votes enough, al
the way from Free silver TO the
GovernmentaI Ownernhip."
UAn one Of the guilty In 1925,
aheugh not IN 1900, am 90 sensible
% my lack 81 desert that, whilst
IN the cominR eampainn shall labor
10 elect him---tiiI greatly distrust-
snR him--I shnIl not expect any
ether than ne~-tiva results from his
ndvent to power, nor dream Of cFesn-
ana hin threshold after his election.
"Junt before Mr.. nryan's return
Hast sumner year ago and his bad
Break at Madison square Garden,
NJ. John q. Carlisie said 10 me Il
know NJ. nrxaR---I knew him WE'LL
Il Hike him, but he has no more idea
- Inc responsibilities Of goveFnment
than ehild."
II PoiItiea for Gate Eeeeipta,
Ina public statement issued Sept I.
1900, Roger q Sullivan. Democratic
National Committeeman for Illinois and
contributor to the Bryan campaign
fund. said
''1lf. Bryan has twice LED the Dem-
eornfia party 70 defeat. the sscend =
uorss defeat thhn The nrst, II ~
q pFonA 81 that evidences 81 the Reo-
nls'n eenndeuee n his sincerity, Ne
= welcome t. II. nut hia boast 81
aineerity naeFits furtheR ssnsidera-
aIon. ne insinuatsa that I sake
n,oney eat 81 pplltiss, ard that His
alneerlty therefsFe cenpsls hin %
eppoaa ny paxtieipntion n nemo-
eratls aaalrs. The plaia infereaes
e fhns NJ. nrynn thlnlh n ErenR
q sake nsnsy eat 81 politics. This
least II Ms pufs the staAp Of Ia
nlnssrity All ever His. n M. Bryan
ahinln a wreaa 70 sake neney sut
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raonsy. Mr.. DrYan has nst ons Sell
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