The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-11-15
signs Of SPLIT
IN DEMOCRACY
Bryan Sees Wilson as Tool
of Reacti0narieS.
AlabamanAs Secretary Of Treas
ury Could Help Wall
Street.

Washington. Nov. ?.--Alre,dy tl'crc are
signs of "a break between William J.
H.ryan and Prcsid intellect Wilson. Those
who know something of Mr.. Wilson's
prl,lction aud Mr. organs dominating
and uncvnpronisins disposition predict
tat llusc statesman MIL have fall
ing out within ntnfy days. at th-
longest
AIR. Bryan has certain ideas as to Low
the cabinet sl.ould he made up and .,e
H. not likely TO agree With Mr.. VII
son ms To Cabinet Inat,rial. Il is knJ%n
>t,at Wilsoa FOR instance, has a high
opinion of oscar ". Underwood. Dc-d-
oerati, leader uf tho ilosse AMI c.iah-
arlu of TN. Ways a;rl M'S1ns Committee.
1ent1ti,ely considered Tor SccptarN "f
ih,. Treasury in iie new Aiminisir'-
ttpn.
- Piesi, nj elect Wllson ht.s :"
make undci wood his Secretary ri the
-r,snaii.y .he viii ivave on hanl. dight
scA=,N. a. Snpisizud row with Nj. Eryan.
Ear' Commoncr has no Use Don tnlrr-
w.pI who.n ne considries tool al
t.e r,7ic;iml1gy intcn,sts rring the
man VITO put Tn. will In wilson At
EaiJirore. Bryan Will feel tat e has
a -t.lt IL demand that Wilson shall
it.-, III. cold shoulder to tuklwopd
and all otlrr Dsmo.,rutic rnr'uonarts.
Tie wnl Lc ,sp,alally insistaht that
Tu-iua-wo uI shall not he mai H. :, snoniy
NJ thc TI'ssuiy. thus h-ing put IN /
4, Mon ur .,peci.i availability to ser> g
I'll. ws,li-~lir mt,l,S,s. Wlhether Mr..
B-ain iiimsrif wruli take II poa,foilo lei
TN. c,l,bine, {s,- douliful. T.la q nu'n
,ic,> is that hr would srucrkfice MS
pr. ~liSc nnd iniufnrc ~ do $" ami that
he .ouli lvad, ~ irttrr gibp IN ia. party
by "bvssing the job" from outside III
TIE Al ninisai cation hrNat',woiks.
A,.rady tlcrc Is 81 clash htwleen the
E-J an and wilson s,l ools Of p.airsNsr IL
politics oV,r liie in eirro thton l"
n. placed on a., "onr tenn plank "f
,hr D.m,.r.cc National Conv,n ion,
w,,f.-I dlc Hryan m,n claim limits VII
s,n Ia one team in the Mealdsnry. TIE
Wilson ad,pr.nts assent that II does
notifying of tile sort. Accounting to the
vbw OF Wilson'S closest fl, mis- tfrc ai>,-
vision In the platform rega,rting IA single
pn.sd ntial t,am was iIssaned by Ny.
lirSun or his frianls to make ARE rp II
easy for Mr.. I,ryPn's fourth manhattan
al the DcInocracic National Convention
nIur ,rnIs Alcnne. but in Its final forr.
e sy maist II IN rely piede,ys Cavern ,r
WILSON la support canstituliMNni am
emsnent embodyins the ore-term idea.
t'1om TIE hitter point 70. vicM Gov.
Wilson bs AT pencoct liberty to run 90
.rs-slartion. The clause in the platform
roads
We favor single presidential tenn.
and 10 that end We urge the adnpttoI
nj an amendment to the constitution
making the President " the United
States ineligible Cor reelection, and We
plesige the candidate of this convsntion
la this principle.
The Wilson mel assert that all the
assist In securing IA constitutional am
endment limiting the presidency to ono
term. but ths,i if Congress aiefuses "a
a.i0nt the anendmomt and three -fourths
II the States do not ratify It before
1916 Mr. Wilson wnl have prrfcct
rlgit 40 submitt his claims Tor u re-
nomination Ia the Democratic National
Convention of 1876
The contention bebtween the Bryan
and Wilson men on this point WAS
started even before the elsction. In n
sisned statement published at ,the close
OF she receAu eampaien before the sote
was taken, MIR. Bryan said:
'"rlie al oice of a President viii be
Mr.. Wilson win be- elected for a single
term. this platform pledeing ham "a
ONE term. or Mr.. Taft win be, elected
slr n second term, or Mr., isoos,svit
for third term
MIR. ,Bryan was "A member of tle sub
committee at baltimore that wrote
the platform and the d,chFnflon for s,
single presidential term waF dictated
by him. Apparently he did not snake
tHe hinisiage so clear and eAplbt hut
that II admits of aoabic lntelpro'.