The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-23
Bryan WIN Be
the Nominee
Michigan Democracy IL for Him.
What % the Detroit MaIeontenss
Hope to AceompIIsh9


cratc national committeeman for years. of the
signs presidential election is drawing apace
Let be afghted 1t is only Democacys playful way
Of preparing for another national yictoryi
may may old issues die and new ones
are born Democracy Qocaly) GIBBS and flows but the
fury Of the anticampau faction goes on forever
bricks might make dent two in the Republican
scandals continue fly at the national COM
mittseman's unreplyng head
What's the game anyway wayfaer might ask innocenty
noug understanding the Democratic of getting to-
gsthsr.
"a OF old there have been twoa
Campauphobss feel the national committeeman rep
prdeu bearing the established order and
they're agin established order.
The adherens of the tribe of Daniel-a great multitude
calmly explain bricbats always found under the
choicest in the orchard.
discussion except that while
through years the visible ss
Of survival and goes the parts
business mngng in its councils and devotng himself ~ osgaa
on activities the local oterie OF maicontents con-
nue ill the air with their missiles and concoct drul schemes
Nor his mdong.
may day for party reintegra-
zion and harmony, but it doesn't look like it.
Michigan just respectable solidi6ed
p opposition reeng with scandal and
angle public necessity from which The Times noting
4he of the local faonists make the becudgeng
5nf Mr.. Campau their first aim in life.
The phase of the acrimonious the stupid in
effectiveness of it. Campau prevawas higher in the
ona of party closer its leadership than
whe the Campauphobsts continue and imagine vain
things.
the recurring onsaushs is adj
ves Democratic divisions and discod and make the
ferg people Michigan intelligent relief from Repub
ican hevery be looked for in that
the Detroit feudists-they appear be few in number
really inspired with the desire make their the whole
instrument OF correction and reform In state affairs they
instruction against the party
eadeshp especially any sign that change
demanded by the party membership
thing the conspiracy Of noisy detfaetion
against Campau Of evidence that his
ard 10
sentiments Of the Michigan Democracy
party the United States is overwhem
ey Bryan and for the political progressiveness which Bryan
The Michigan Democracy Bryan stronger than
before with Taft will be far from being
IA unequal conflict
While the Democracy will enter upon stronger
than any campaigns the Republicans admittedly
viii be weaker
with enthusiasm when first presented BY
Mr. Bryan
Logically the carrying work should
ian Mr. Bryan rather than to Mr. Tanot BY any royal pro-
ram Of succession by Of popular will
Mr.. Taft of weakness besides the serous
hncap Of being personally selected for the succession
with the labor forces the coored vote
md tariff reform sentiment Of the country.
He win have panic on his hands,
II he outlook has so much Of to Democracy
why celebrate prospect by breathing out
atennes daughter the pary representative IN the
organization entire accord he il with the present
party spirit touching the presidential candidayf
The Times asks this looker-on, participant.
II campaus political fortunes in the
physical the begeent Democratic brethren in
c other while the Republicans help themselves to the
pfHces
But interested cleseut definite verdict Of the
Die of national housekeeping begun by
THEODORE Roosevelt
The election Of Secretary Taitsatsactory
and nonaes he bewould not settle the ques
The Of the country from the spoismen might
unds Taft il might Under Roosevelt La Toilette
<Hore would be uncertainty
Under Bryan feel that it would least the
exkent 81 executive initiative and influence
That why Democrats should direct their fierce combative
their historic foe and toward their leaders
lives
the
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