Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-29

weik-rOunded periods, the public
will come to hear him at SO much
head. He f. I'm politics because
1T helps the gate receipts. Like the
actresses who have discarded the
stolen diamonds dodge for the great
er publicity Of divorce suit, Mr..
Brynn Will quit running for Presf-
dent and win quit politics Just as
soon as he discovers that some other
form of advertising will bring more
dollars to the box Office when ne In
announced 40 appear on the STAGE
Can't Ride Both Horses.
The one-time running mate with Mr..
Bryan, Tom Watson, now Populist can
didate for the presidency, commenting
editorially (See page 8, Watson's Mag.
azine. March, 1905) upon the small
vote Bryan secured for the United
States Senate in Nebraska In 1904,
said:
"Mr. bryan says that reforms are
not to be secured all at oncs.' Quite
rights and they will never he se-
cured at an by leaders who change
front as cften as Mr.. Bryan has done
within the last twelve months.
Neither win they be secured by "a
political party which breaches a
certain creed for eight years ana
throws IL aside like a worn-out
garment
watch out, william! The people
have soved yo9 and believed I'm You.
hut your course I'm the last cam paign
has shaken your popularity to its
very foundations. Beware how you
trtne with the rndtcals. II you want
70 como with ms, come and he Aone
with IL. BE assured OF this, william,
YOU CAN'T RIDE both HORSES.
Bryan Deetrsas Undemoeratic.
This ID what Col. Nose wetmore, now
chairman Of the Finance Committee OF
the Democratic National Committee,
said Sept 5 1905. OF Mr. Bryan's views
on government ownership.
.sGovernment swnership Of rail-.
ways % undemocrattc, on-Je1er.
sonfan, ~ yes Hike. Governmens
ownership Of railways would he
better than railway swnershin Of
the govevnm emit, but the thins hasn,~
roads can he properly regulated
without puttins them into the hands
90 the government. u don't believe
conservative Democrats win follow
Mr.. Bryan Oh this tssue and the
thing we'vs got &c DO 10 TO keen
10 ous Of tbs platform. nv opinion
l. that " won's get tnte thu plat
form IN any shaps."
"Et To Brate."
William r Hearst, who IN swo nre.-
idential campaigns gave money ana nm.
stinted support Of all his newspaner.
to Mr.. Bryan'.s candidacy. now says
Of the Peerless Ons
"Hs - the peerless ppssssdss,,.,.,
% moderB politics, whose hama 4.
quicker than the eye, whs osu.~.
his principles 20 disappear ana
changes HE solitfos u full view ~
the sadfcncs. shownaB a. :
county fair. eonduesfns . shsn ~am.
with his political epinions.
"Wheve u the tfttIs ban Of sr~~
sfivsrs Under the arss sheulf Nos
~ all u was there snss, s~s a a.
nos now, end the so.ddina vese,
loses. Where d the little han :,
publts owssssbfps Undes IN. go.
oss sheIis wvsns assfn, sna -.
csnndins voter Iosss sgain. wh.,.
q the little ssssrendam bsns n.
des the ihirs sheus wrons a~ssn.
ana sues sors the sonndins sssss
toses.
my Threads, M. Bryas Aas =.
see sonvscttons. re has shs,~.s
his opinions ~ every election. 49,
" he has been wrong 20 often -
are justinea In sssumtns shat hs 4.
wrong again. M. Hrynuss d~n stser
81 Fundamental pr1ncipIs d : prom
"-itior that viii help 10 elect ~.
Hrysn " u fans 70 elect Mr. n
ceases 20 be an esernaf veritx a.
b~rom~- m exploded fhsary.s