The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27
WILL DO BRYAN eoog

The rerort has been spreading duT sg the past few
days that there is real rift in the ations between
Wilson and his puts e secretary Of
state Hon William j. Bryan It is aid that the diff
ference between them relates Interpretation Of the
plank in the Democratic platform declaring for single
term Of the presidency Mr. Bryan IS nsiz- that
this declaration applies Wilson and Mr. Wilson,
it is said does not so regard it, The declaration put
into the Baltimore platform by Mr.. Bryan. whether or
in full view OF audience. as was attempted
prescription the wicked Ryan and Belmont, may be
argument The seeds Of trouble the plank
and the purpose their sowing indicated by The
News shortly the platform was published Natur-
ally. Mr. Bryan wants Mr. Wilson to content himself
with single term Of the presidency. Naturally Mr..
Wilson does feel called upon any such restric-
tion But that this difference Of opinion what Mr..
Wilson's obligations the mischievous plank the
platform may be, need and probably does not
sute ground for breach between the serious
enough to their association in the adminisra-
ton Mr. Bryan secretary Of state the cabAet Of
President Wilson. It practically certainty heat M
Bryan will have the post
It is reported representations have been made TO
Mr. Wilson Of the embarassments that would probably
follow the presence Of Mr. Bryan at the head OF the
foreign department the government in the relations
that would likely prevail him and the foreign
affairs committees houses Of congress IN the
house OF representatives the chairman Of the committee
succeeding to the vacancy caused BY the election OF
William sulzer 70 be governor Of New York IS Heary
D. Flood. Virginia Mr. Flood win almost certainly
be the chairman Of the committee in the reorganization
Of the house he to be BY reason OF his senior
position the committee. Nov, Alr. Flood has never
hesated to say write his opinion Of Mr. Bryan and
fu N
characterized Mr. Bryans assault upou Delegates Bel
and Ryan the baltimore convention a. deserv
ed to be characterized lie made one Of the pretest
retorts 70 Mr. Bryan that could have been Imagined ad
Aagedkhim Mr.. Bryan had. perhaps never before
ggSaa. losKed in Democratic gathering Moreover Nh
Food hads3s convention with him in the maIev>
Aetually ths hing for Mr. Bryan ana
oee.slc party IN TTs.ll--::iion to him, Will u
against s5n.t tauthority Of equal
~th pis opt Euo have MS strength
field He has had lis own way too long
cratic councils. lie las been able 70 prevS
has played before the passes III eameT4n II
master. fe has never since bis arst1springing
nense had e lnake h way b. reason nor prevail ii
eoneFele thAgs with bin Il has beer all orators ana
emotion Ihere eabid T. nothing better for Mt BRYAN
than to % brought p against eonaieeng Views and be
forced o astli MS conentons bpfore.s can have his
way II has been required do thai in his political
Rs Nr fiped. of The house comMttee and the sin
seeETa Nenatofa before whom he win have appear
en aasiaesa p his department not with yumn
sPeee4 no' conception performance, but with real
g 1en ii committee room--will be able to teach
Ar ah something he has not learned had to know
ihe fF1e q moderation and Of concession and the val
ae of reasoA. il viii Be a great school for him Mr.
Rfyan bag had followers but he has had associ-
afes 4 II time he had them