The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26
BRYAN DENIES
He WILL QUIT
FRICTION IN CABINET RE-
PORT OVER HIS PEACE
VIEWS RUR.oaED
VIEWS OF OTHERS
Secretary of Navy Says News
papers 0ws Il to Pablie Not
to Spread fhe Error
HBy Associated PFessl

tBy Associated PTessl
Washington, April 2ss Secretary OF
State Eryaa today eInphatlealIy deAiea
widespread and persistent reports that
he W0nld resign from the S cabinet.
When informed 6f published reports
TINT he would rslihqnish his post
should war Be declared agalBst Mexi.
Co Ms. Bryan sai1s
The subject of my resignation has
never been discussed With anybody nor
thought of bylae.s 2
white House Agrees.
tkA.lts. i..z.. - -, 1f,,
general aenfaI issfisd q few days a,zo
OF the story that Secretary Bryan
ssprls resign, saying that statement
WAS Eufficient To- over al rumors Of
cabinet dlssension They said tlles
did ont regard It ms necessary 70 re-
peat the denial with each Dubliehed
report
Outside Of the white house there hag
been considerabie dlaeneslSa Ss saa
individual views known TO be held by
members OF tho cabinet on the present
situation. None oe these Is said 20 ba
serions or appruach hing any breach In
the presidentss ofAcial family. but
inion as 70 what a ressiye measures
shpuld be pursued
Asked Coz, illE Views
he iflent AfzIfscl lF5r Sn q,
~ 81 iled he NI d est raj as of sSi r.
& Hons from Is advisers and has
Ateeted fnsddl & course bet@enn those
Who laYOr d quicl ag gre sive policy
ard those Wdlo be lieye war can BE best
avoided BY patient observation and
carefully Reiterated action -
ers0ns cloge 20 the administration
de escfibeG the divergence OF views 40
fhe product of natural differences
ainong these charged with respbnsis
hill Il. fngs4 q neilttga ns:f infs nlllnllate.
point out Tor instance. Tint the war
Ldepartmens IS naturally anxious 10
sZe every ~easonabie precauti on Htaii
Its NIL sss sses4.sss4 sses4. an .l.sa s9ss Al
sanding ita energies likewise to PER-
tecting iss Preparations for actual
M hEfH1I "
sAy aleo thai the STATE ae pzTt-
menf, which Is directly responsible
ffUT rsinfi0na with other foreign soy.
ernnients, and which, is trying through
|iiplofnaey to prtsSent Rggfessfye Iian ve-
t1ents which might ggrayate Actf0R
hy the Dnstitutionaiists and the Mex :
;can people as whole, Is bnslIy 0c-
enpiea "a fFEenaiy repression OF the
spit,t Of Its allied departfpents II
| sssssFss sssss sS,b ,biHet tcfat taFies themselves des
MED that there Ii any Gerious asvisioa
md point to their close an frequent
cogl feyenees as eYIGepoe oK thair ems
I0psratIpn. S ,,
Source OK RRlIl0F.
The ryin15rs of Hr. Bryats'a inteHSfon
80 retire from the cablnas In various
con lting genEies ane kseribed by his
ffienfia 70 sentiments uttered Nv the
eerretary early in BIS incumbenc
Among othsr tiitngs, III speaking on
tlle enbsect Sof universal peace, he hRs
said there wnEId be 40 war while he
was secretary of st ate. The seere-
taTy 8 purpose 1t Is expIa Jned. was 70
4lnfl lfaAi2s his general conviction that
the tptging 8 ling nf disaDproyai OF
vent the country from dsifHng into
var,
Secretary Daniels. ID llscussing
5lle fssnap per FeRorts of cabinet friction
said
There ii not nov; and fiever hsss
been the slightest atasensfofI in tfIss
|cahipet At i time like On Is rly priYese
i1dgnialst as a II Newspaper man ie that
t press owes Il as q pRsss- 4, 10 4 ~ -
not 20 spread such ~, 5rts.