The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
THE DEBRI INIIING 90 NJ
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there - prs. '--.ly on- question Viii, h
o'it weighs all others when he cuHtroni-
the Nebraska puiitical situation Thus
j. the hackn-v,-i interrogation. Tan Mr
/ Eryan CONS tack-' n yuu will cr,dii
t':s isSi'munV 1t the Nebraska Demus rats
" yn'I will ac-pt th. bitter. passionate,
r''~"ntful declaration 1T thr-e-auarter~
~ tho Democrats vuu meet. the answer
- a negative. an emphatic. uns'' lIlN ocal
even prpfins usglIivs. Relieve 'hsss'
Democrats and v"u will ac,~It their own
/ phrd-". MIR BRYAN has uirim"unt,'d his
last paramount
II ~ all refreshing little study ia
/ human nature. this p-mncrltic revolt
agdiusI Mr Bryan Ia his own State. lie
: ~ not rsirCt'-d l-.catI-, he has h,--n a
prophet ~ dlsl-i"r aud commander of
defeat lie - not rei..cts-l l-.Cau-.' s,,ns-
thing nf th' w"irtu,.s,s 1T he Democrats
of the id~i has ~ last Is'Ietrlt.,I ~ his
nome state. mailing IT the sort The
lI-In ',Tiis It Nebraska, IL yIu believe
their own testimony. are done With him
u--,'tIIs'' he has h-ld himself abOvs the
OPERATION at the Golden Rude They ate
mo- shaking thr,r fists and aiming their
'nv"'tiE. ut him because II his national
programme. III. trouble - all domestic
conNrrns the Nebraska n-lgh.orh"od
alone
Spread all over the surface VI Demo
cratic politics IA Nebraska ~ thus anti
BRYAN sentiment. II you talk with the
Dahlnan Democrats Won 6an iuCr-ds.
Your vocabulary Of obJurgatron by gently
suggesting that Mr. BRYAN has "a future.
a NON -sulphuTnus future. ia Nebraska
II vuu talk with the Hitchcock -Shalleu-
larger Democrats the verdict will be
delivered IN language more calm and
restrained. hut n will be The same verdict
When YOU have sounded these camps
ynu hav. cuv"r,si tho Influences which
to-day control the machinery 81 the Dem.
ocratlc party IA Nebraska.
The case Of the Democrats of Nebraska
against MIR Bryan ~ simpl. enough. 4
fe~ months ago these Democrats found
themselves on the edge Of state cam
pa gn. united, prosperous and IN the
presence at assured victory Governor
Shal.eubeTg"r denomination and re-
election were apparently certain Gilbert
NJ HtChCo,> seemed equally certain to
succeed Senator Burkett at Washington
As for the Hon. James g Dahlman. he
vas Slayor of Omaha. with prospect
Of remaining rontentedlY "A Mayor The
liquor menace. moreover. was qIis'lv
slumbering with tact understanding
abroad hat the Democratic convention
would adopt an Inrtrd'Ivr and referendum
plank and leave this puzzle for the people
tn solve q 'r,.ctIy
Then INTO this peaCs.ful Democratic
camp NJ Bryan burst suddenly ON his
r"''Irn from a South American sNC,Irslou.
Ono" HON" he I~~,Is-i an order ~ Governor
Sha' .cnt~rg"r 10 summon an extra -r--
~lun II 49," l..gi<lttur- ant enact IN
1ht'Httv" and referendum AZ without
delay J. Wis PRECISELY fha sam. ua~.
fprT,nC. that Vi Ruos.v..ir INDUCED
In when he returned from Africa Nj
B~yIu~ orders moreover were A. I,gltsv
treated ~ lfu.p'u - Vi Pu,s.y.lt', a.
Albany a
Mr BrvIHS new stop was pr-,.....v
! r." that of Vi Ruu-","It u" vent -
IA" b'.morra't. S'a'" con, -nt.nu ~ Cgh'
Tor h- own way Presumably b.. had
only =" stamp Ia, foot ari M. lrvsl auI
nl--dr"n' nmn"-arv would spring ~ hrs
call ~" III stamp h. foot III also
mad'' a SI-'..'h. and 'L.u IVA vet. nf,tnl
speech aud Ne. lorl. putipu plann II
>hsult O'' clear that there ~ls s'.rner stuT
among ~" Delegates - Grand island than
thor" VS. among 'hu~. - S,ritrEa
On" c'uN.~ernu NJ BRYAN did obtain
"" ~'I",''''.i.'i "a ,r,-a g Gpvs-npr Shat.
on "-.;n. mt rgaarug , p."ig. o. syn
, ira. i'.,u TON y n" rrior..I um
Ims l"IE" rr~t >htl'"ut.rg.r q -.
urinru1' on. f,r r'I ~" va p..mp.
rats To-" hlm fpr Mayor DahInau and
al. Oh" 'S"'- Republicans took N. sam.
rnTrs" Nv means II ilrsc' primary
a minority u R"pIhIplu- and a small
minority # D"mprra'. hu'n .~.' thus
named DinlWuu ~ -. Democratic can .
4 date. tor Gpy"ru"r
Iher"'Ipnn Mr. BRYAN. with the moral
m'.I'ss srrll hot Ippn hum bnl'.d th.,
l'ahlfnan nomination. turned hts back
ip"u Mss h"u'"uanr - ferIme turned
MS hack upon GIih"rf VI Hitchcock Who
rad supported hIu for v"t.S pohtiCahf
and p"rIuldrrIy. 'uru"i hrs back unon
80" party winch had obeycd his call and
served his interests Tor years and years
Having don" ali th0s Mr. Bryan left rh.
stat" and went over INTO Indiana to urge
J." local Democrats th"r" 10 vote tor /.
Democratic 'cket committed 10 wet
platform Then II was that tho wrath Of
b" Nebraska Democrats began 10 find
oppression IN Language that does not
irIn; well
To-day IN Nebraska. thanks - Nj
'r"an'- paramount there - stat.
ampaign unprecedented n local history
'arry lines az" shot 20 pieces -W.'.-
nd -drvs- ar" ral'ying outside Of all
'sr'v Lines Three Democrats who "a
.c'h-r control all -" larry machinery
. ~" State ar" suffering tho cons..- 4,
Ienr.,~ e 'Ga Bryan a''dcA ThaS, men
y" Governor Shai'"n,"rg cy-Ropr..
H'Chooca and Mayor Dahlmar.
haiieu. arger has already lost h.- ranom.
nation. Hi'chcorH may lose the Senator.
nip. although 'E.- seems fairly unl..ly
M Ganlman = carrying IA. burden ~ a
ioral iss"c thrown az him Nv the man Ls
40 served Tor a generation
n pnhlman. Shall-nlerg"r and Hilton.
pok ara angry. their anger i...s uo,
Ger from that % a.. RANK and tie 81 d
Ia D~mncrat'r party IT Nebraska T,r
N"lv" wears these Democrats have reg.