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he cabinet when he found he could not policy ths
'ody regard the attitude this country should assume toward
iemany the Lustania In fact but
little of the the matter commendaoy Of Mr. Bryan
cton and his attitude.
against Mr. and tha
go history severity Of the crit
but partly the well known character OF the critic
nvectve printe
isue of Mr. Waersons the Louisville Courier
Journal under heading Teachey Unspeakabe and is as fo
ows:
The presidents not along with its probable reach and fate
takes for the second place by the side Of the barng
of the whilom Secretary of state.
Mr. Wilson merely reteraes the of the United States
against Germany supplying required particulars and re-
patng the former rather than demand behalf OF estab
lhed laid in humanity and law Observing that it
contains nothing which should jose imperial senslbile or
rle any reasonable temper it with approval
and wait with patience the from Berlin The actions
and uerances of Mr.. Bryan may not be so dismissed
Men and beheaded hanged drawn and
quartered henous The Secretary Of
State commits not merely treason to the country at critical mo-
but reachery his party and its official head What
his motive whether political leaves him
altogether indefeisible and gnoble.
Yet wholly characteristic Unfeeling and dsoyal by
inornately selfish avariciou egotcal without
of the relations of life and duty decent regard for
the fitness things this by force partly
of assertion and partly of circumstance gained the front of the
and has contrived retain his place there against dein
qunces the like of which have submerged better
There example, Benedict Arnold and nfrequent
H though without sufficient find Aaron Burr put
in the category We recall that Mr. Clay sometimes
taken task for his playing and Mr. Webster for his drink
ing albeit neither lacking either personal official dec
Mr. Bryan neither tppes gambles but he
a genius for misbehavior and the unbecoming.
Going further back than the Benedict when he
into litigation with widow for share upon
which he had claim, and duly properly and lawfully
thrown OF court and down to the last National Dem
ocrac convention when make deadlock and his
nomination. he betrayed both his friend and his instructions
find nothing the of Mr. Bryan respect admire
rich unsuccessful candidate for office He has capitalized
defeat and made of pretenson Even Mr. Roosevelt
has taken righteousness for his and worked for
than its value has Mr. Bryan exploited his idals in
quest of and big gatemone Primarily this latter the
key his present proceeding 1t ransparenty trick of
Snowman Nor shall have done of until the full of
sensational advertising has been achieved and all possible daes
at increased figures, filed the last syllable of the
Chautauqua circuits.
1t probematcal whether Mr. Bryan think after
this he have political future That he the
field next against Mr. Wilson enough alike
with his judgng and colossal vanity But outside the
range of his self fconce, the idea is preposterous.
The destiny of the Democratic party for good ill., is mex
rcaby bound up in the Wilson administration The party could
escape if it would. But will escape
and it will stand by it.
On the issue raised by Mr. Bryan however cannot be
two intelligent opinions The country is overwhelmingly with
the president and against his secretary
the crans who at large could be gathered and united
ont body they would not constitute anywhere approaching
majority of the people They cannot be thus coraled The
KaisarAmercans and the Prohibitions find it
flock together whilst the people
suffrage people already hairsptting betwixt
tweeddum and weedleee Hence may hold political spec
ulaon, like Wall Street pointers tips racing
augmenting their absnrdity the they are
Mr. Bryan the main chance quite clearly Mr. Pecsni
wont it:
''His name is Grumpy,
And he the money!
That is the Of it With the mind and the soul
of Tebate Ttmouse he waited opporune moment
and, when arrived he struck wanonly hameessy
ready the shows pant for him. The flap
him His his country his chief will quite
hundred thousand dollars whether