Arizona republican., 1915-06-14
Where the People
 May Have Hearing
AN APPROVING READER
To The Republicans

To The Republicans:
 The intense interest in your editor ial. Stand By the President" was evident in a restaurant where there was demand for more papers and the newsboys were kept busy. A huzz of Wilson and Bryan" the Republican says, etc Reading 1t carefully one is impressed with the calm, dispassionafe. common sense view of the loyalty now to be mani tested: one would wish that all news papers could as conscientiously fol- low suit. Had Bryan's selfishness for i'rNan's personal opinions and diff terences been second to his loyalty for the United States, he could not have resigned at this critical moment It IS not that he cannot be replaced. every man can no matter what his position, but his loyalty to the peo- pie, to his party, for the peace for which We are aiming should have l Kept him at peace within his circle 1 the cabinet. The Los Angeles Times is an aggressive newspaper and as such it has it's strong friends ana very strong enemies: it gives us good editorial on the 10th. of which tn" following is the mildest part headed Sensational Bryan"
 If MT. Bryan had not been quite so egotistic, quite so selfish. if it had been possible for him to put the common welfare above his Individual grievance. he would not have chosen to make this sepsation. he would nave been reluctant to create the impression that national sentiment ir this country is divided he would have been willing to take discipline and he would have postponed his with draWal from the cabinet until more convenient season. Now is the time for all real Americans to stand m a united phalanx: it is no time Tor pcttiness or dislOyalty: but Mir Bryan was not equal to the demands of the occasion; he was not large enough to endure little personal modification: he chose to gratify his own spleen, hurt the president and place the whole country in a false light in the eyes of foreign people"
 Has Bryan put his two eyes again on the White House chair? His Sixteen to one song died the death-like Molly Darling-and is h. tuning up new one grape juice and peace, peace and grape juice ?''-make it stronger Billy or it won't work. 1t may need fermentationi He must not forget tkat loyalty counts with the American people As first mate. he deserted his captain with the ship in troubled waters. he must not ex- pect us to forget that. Whether we are democrats, republicans. progress sives. independents or laborites. we must Stand By the President" He has not embrohed us with any ma ton when a scratch of his pen could have done so long ere this.
 The whole world looks to us for the embodiment of all that is hu- mane: our president is. q credit to us in this directing. The democratic party nominated Wilson as president, not Bryan. and we, the people, elect cd Wilson. The democratic party should stand undivided for Wilson as We pride ourselves in being just and fairmindcd. Did Bryan feel so sore ever his position as secretary of state. instead of president. that his soreness has been slumbeTing to break forth at q most embarrassing moment He could not have planned it better, but We dislike to impute such motive to man the democratic party has heretofore honored. and the people rejected. That he is now writing one note of explanation after another. Is material" for other political parties. Any man can talk but it is a wise man who can keep still when seeking for plums from the political market basket Let us not forget, and stand by the president
 One for peace verily
 ! A. R.