Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22

in way the men we're alike They ingratitude
Bacon betrayed personally prosecuted the death the
best had He showed especial vhemence
in prosecuting feared that their past friend
ship might him and wanted to obteate the of it.
Bacon ungratefu and selfish type Of man
William Jennings Bryan.
We the end of Bryans although
are probably not far from it
the end of Bacon's life and is
fort dislike ngratitude know that Bacon died
for long time lived dsgracd despsed by in spite of
the great ability which given him place history
If Bryan his just deserts and the punishment that should
follow shameless ngraude he will know the bitterness of
public contempt and oStracsm before he dies.
individual with unusually dull mind publishes por
trait of Bryan and puts under line the effect that Bryan
fighting for himself but for his party Baltimore
Bryan at Baimore-as elsewhere and ALWAYS-Bryan
fighting FOR HIMSELF and for nothing else He shame
lessy betrayed Champ Clark the friend who had worked FOR
during his entire He betrayed the that
him the convention to vote for Clark And with such
ming possesses and such provincial oratoca power
exercises he with and ngratude undermine
manhis frend-whe trying keep back the other cand
dates and make himself the candidate in the end.
failed and good thing that he did fail Had he
been nominated he of would have been defeated Three
times the American people have expressed their opinion of his
type of character But would have been calamity for the
Democratic party and disgrace the country had this
migrate again received the nomination.
He beaten thoroughly and easily and appears in the
of Bryan the of Bacon that ngratud
be profitable
Very appropriately Bryan while stabbng his friend
the back and planning eliminate the other candidates.
by Woodrow Wilson who in famous letter
expressed the desire that in light and comparatively
painless way William Bryan might be knocked
hat" Mr. Wilson's question How knock Bryan
into cooked HAITI" and the question has been unanswered by
Mr., Wilson himself
While Mr. Bryan was trying to nominate Mr. Bryan at Bal
Wilson stepped plum upon
Bryans eye fxedand the knocking cooked
accomplished.
is not likely that anything much will be heard about Mr.
Bryan hereafter presidential candidate quite prob
from being prosperous profits
tauqua grain fields he will dwndle down into pfu
cleaner, whose earnings will
those of the duu Ruth when old Mr. Boa orders his
servants to let her pick little grain here and there
that the Old Man Of
the Sea- Mr. Bryan off the back of Sbad Democracy
interesting him. only dead
also for instance with T. F. Ryan, of New York
Thomas F. Ryan the whom Bryan to put out
Of the convention He did succeed by the way
You have read enough about Thomas Ryan these
to understand that this is what you would call
Thomas F. Ryan organ
Bryan Ryan organ should examining the work
Of the two men, find rather difficult take the Bryan end of
the dilemma
Ryan Bryan engaged supposed to be engaged
in the transportation business Ryan, man. takes
people places which they live And Bryan has adyer
tsed himself that would take the party
Washington and the White House
AS in the transportation we prefer RYAN
to Bryan considerably
Ryan at least does take the people somewhere HE
TAKES THEIR FIVE CENTS
If you get OF Ryans subway cars or
elevated YOU GO SOMEWHERE After reasonable time
get off at destination You don't get off just exactly
where you got aboard.
With BryanA political train of cars is otherwise You
board that train pay Mr. Bryan his price quite
siderable considering the goods delivered after your journey
YOU HAVE GONE NOWHERE You get just you got on
Bryan took hold of the Democratic party about
that Ryan took hold of the system in
Both Of them made good deal of moneyeach
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