New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
BRYAN ATTACKED
BY BRAZIL BISHOP
Carnegie, Too, Denounced
for His Peace t-Any-
Price Activity.

p;,b. Rev. Lucien Lee hinsoV
r,iseopal Bishop Of Souihefr
.' - who returned to this country
-. ago and is now at tho Laurel
n..pipes. Lakewood, y. j., yester
=, denounced cN-Secretary OF STAKE
o., Andrew Carnegie aud otht
,s.....s.s,.any-price" men in this eoun'
He referred TO Mr. Bryan as q
.%..lous figure In history. AID char
.,.-,,ed Nr. Carnegie as a man who
,,s sebssed his Americanism when he
"a he would welcome invading Ger
-. ,-oops with his hat in his hand.
m. Nicholas Murray Butler. presi-
-. Il Columbia University. was, in
=, Risbop's opinion. an eXpounder OF
.4,Blous policies when he urged the
r.;.sd states 20 declare the waters OF
s,rtb America neutral seas.
a. evidence Or the German attitude
,."s,5 the Monroe Doctrine he related
:. incident aboard coaster bound ioI
-. york on which he was passen-
~. several wears ago. He SAID a Ger
rs5 entered the cardroom, "here re
ID several Englishmen were taking
,,6 smoking. and remarked;
sWhst is all this d nonsense
t..r about the Monroe Doctrine and
go United States? What IS the Oni'ed
s,s,es trying 70 do:
pisbop KinsolvinC said he was so in
,.rsed that he could hardly control
trself but replied that the Monroe
1or,rine meant the United States fleet
hacked I'D by the United Safes govern
rsnt.
Colonel Roars Approval.
When 7 arrived in Washington
cad the Bishop. 81 told this story 20
President Theodore Roosevelt. who re
,or,ed: Did you say that. Bishop! and,
sticking ms FIST under my nose, he
rasred: That's perfectly true and the
German Emperor very well knows it, y
Bishop KinsoivinC said that Brazil
feared The German peril and that Its
government had knowledge Of Interior
German aims IN South America. lie
said the people Of Brazil regarded Eng
hrd's entry into the European war as
a gusrartee o. Brazilian independence.
The Bishop might call on Secretary OF
Sa:e Lansing before returning 20 his
Cocese.
With Germany master Of Central
Europe he said. ats next step would
b. warlike attempt TO place new IN
ierplststion upon the Monroe Doctrine
BIZ n,-errutivo 20 establish q IcutOnlc
colony in South America. but kngland'S
participation D.. the great conflict gave
Germany something else 10 think about.
4 suppose YOU do not know that IN
every little town and hamlet I'm South
en Brazil the German population has
ogsnized rife clubs, and that they are
AIMED with repeating rifles Of large
ealibre. There are nearly half a mill
Jon Teutons In that part Of the country.
They are the best shots in the country
and the government has made many
efforts 10 break up these clubs. without
success The newspapers there have
been aware OF this condition for sew
trsl months and are doing everything
70 inform their countrymen OF the
German menace. At the same time
hey advise the people Of the sincere
friendship Of the United States toward
oil the South American republics
Bishop Kinsolving will remain IN this
toantry until February, when he will
attend the churchmeu's conference al
Panama He viii lecture in Chicago
fndsy night al a laymen's meeting OF
ne Episcopal Church