The sun., 1910-06-02
BRYAN VHGCES ROOSEVELT
HEARST CALLS SPEECH ON
EGYPT TRUCKLING TWADDLE.


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Lnxpoy, June l.-William J. Bryan
lecturing before the Young Msn's Chris
tian Association az Bradford. raised a
lauRh at the expense Of Nr. Roosevelt
whom. however. he did not name. by
saying that when he Bryan was travel
ling in a foreign country he did not
discuss that oountry's politics. because
AZ an outsider he did not regard himself
a. suficiently informed to enable him TO
do 20 with Intelligence.
Moreover. he said. a. guest Of u
foreign people be would account il a
pour repayment for their hospitality 20
descant on controversial subjects which
his entertainers understood better than
himself
He said that he had found religion
Wsa a universal subject. which more than
any other he could talk about outside Of
his own country without giving offence.
He said he was rsiolced to find the two
nations which were doing the most
missionary work were America and
Great Britain.
william r. Hearst has tSlsgraphed to
the Duily Nail from Paris a despatch =
column and half long violently attack
ing Theodore Roosevelt for his speech at
thS GuildhSll yesterday. He says among
other things:
Every true American abroad ardently
wishes that Mr.. Roosevelt would cease
claiming 10 represent American IDEAS in
foreign countries and that he would 90
home and attend to his own business.
Self-respecting Americans are tired Of
seeing this sslf-advertising individual
parading Europe claiming 20 represent
a democratic nation while seeking "a
lingratiate himself In mdemOcratic ways
with the representatives of mOnarChies
and empires. Americans who love their
country and believe in republican institu-
tiOns are shocked and outraged To hear
this supposed representative Of repub-
hcAnism preaching the oppression ol
subject States
Mr.. Hearst asks: -Sincs when has Il
been necessary to urge England 70 govern
with a rod Of iron and sword Of blood
India. ireland. Egypt and South Africa
are broken with the former and vet with
the latter"
Referring to Mr. Roossvelt's oompari-
arm between England In Egypt and the
United States ia Panama, Mr. Hearst says;
such foolish. frayed and fraudulent
phrases dishearten and distress Ameri-
cans n spirit. Francs's work in Algiers
can be compared with Americas in Pan
anna. hat England occupied Egypt upon
the FALSE pretencs ~ Temporary govern.
msnt and has remained since upon the
obvious hAsfs of greed and s1plOitAtion
Mr.. Roosevelt tells her II 10 better to
hs violent and unjust than ttnid and sen
timentAl Why should Mr. Roosevelt
deny the accepted american idea that a
uIst government is hassd upon the con-
sent II the governed' n Mr. Roosevelt
is right Washington and jefferson were
wrong and Patrick Henrys patriotic
words ought 70 nv torn from children =
resders and Mr. Roosevelt's trucking
twaddie substituted
The United States 10 heing misrepre-
sented abroad hy q tin soldier. q toy
Colonel who. although unwilling ~
submit 10 discipline for the few days m
served in the army. has hesn forever
since trying 70 inhict military methods
and arb,trsry rile on his own people and
otherF'
William Stead editor Of the RcriCH NJ
RsrtsWs. in ~. cOirss of oa,istic comment
on Mr. Rooseveh's Guildhall speech
says: Since I tried IN teach my grand
mother how 10 suck Eggs have not -een
anything quite like IL From the view
point of a circus IL " absolutely beyond
praise