The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-10-09

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~, : ci,amnion OF the people's cause.
SO soid 'that % hs has preached the
s.,1ar,-sl and ethical end of politics he
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i. chs ra,stions of the different de-
s,,,tnseanbs NJ the federal government
% each other. Mr. Bryan talks about
hlna Prince Of Peace, he talks about
me ethical and the moral phases Of
ynsNtics, and he talks to Methodist
tassenblage with exactly the same ear
msstness that he shows when he speaks
80 ~ ordinary political gathering. Is
3s NOT hprobable that with all this work
he has been doing MIR. Bryan will have
nuIlt up a new political following? Is
= not likely that, whatever may be the
activities uf the Republican national
committee. the men and the women
who have listened to MIR. Bryan speak
Nng on matters Of this character VIII
earnestly ana ehtnusIas'ieaiiS eoppU,t
stals candidacy! get niucn VI 'u'H
talk concerning What lie mas Deeh tlo-
.rnp not IN nolitics. but in the higher
Ar,o ne ,,aJ;oio,,c md ethical work in
tJp" W .h a.,
HatS. country, anu anl Vel! LULA i
,clined TO believe that what he mas
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compIete success and to make him the
ncrt president Of the United States.
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