Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-09
President and Ex-Secretary
Wish Each Other God
Speed AtFareweI
BIDS TOUCHING GOODBYE
TO OFFICIAL STAFF
As ; Private v Citizen Can Work
FOR Ends Not Permitted
As Cabinet Member

Stotc D'Ttmg'on, Pr,g, June 9.-Secretarv q
m,u'c bryan said his official faroI,,,o, fI "
ut ut tne White House at Io.3o "toMe, toIo
iHeLe was no reason, he said ,,b,. OuI
might not call later in n % nor.oy why IL
pacity. personal ca
Tine retiring premier walked From, a..
mple department to the White III, Wo,n, ~,
T Tucre President Wilson and Seoratas, rus,
U1uIty ny were awaiting him. N'"'
resident Wilson and tbe rat;ri,u
gge'ary eonversed in the most ,%s f,isnS1 sgc
room ron'0" wt Ior ten @ minutes in the BLo
ag aoou' When Bryan extending his bnn% orGV
S.oSa S,oSe 10 60, both exclaimed in tbe ] samo
orgath; God bless youlT Wv sunni
orl n'yun S voice was shaking and bis
G'S were wet as he bade f9rewS, "'a to
u' loo officials and employees In tbo ,o
t4gcePtlon room of the state denortmoI. .u'
gitGnmt S"'u ne ne was not willing to leave
En5l %'5Iout saying good bye and wouId fooI
u,gy "uGly II anyone could say he Ind boon v
UuIair at any time. He asked tbot ,n oi
%ake ,a themselves known if tbev sbonld III
"eet at any time in later life '''
None Johnson, solicitor of the denort
ment, replied, expressing the good WIN.
es Of the officials and embioves nn1
Wishing the retiring premier God sncnJ I
hN. /. nave no news" he said with 4
pSm pSi smile, "I will talk about apytbin', i
M. t,' anetnoon," he continued. nlocimSs
' etmS about nearby newspancr mas
rG friendly fashion and walked witL
"'rm from the corridor info liz 81, I'm
before going to the White Jic,vg, Ho"so
Lynn said goodbye to the officioii ,VuSy ".5
t5opn yes, yes or the state department Ta
t;mo S,ro received the reports for the Inst m
fn@nro '', urcIaring that his plans for tbe
i",ure were not yet formed " '"'
,o :" y. turning over the reins Of his ofcioo
biy ,Iu4SeIIor Lansing the secretary sai1
70 ucSR was clear Of all Official na ,,,,, "u'"
woro |"S niin1 observed that press clippipoS
,n5 "vj' Plled high on the secretary i ,r"s, J"sl
ag ,.I1 Ir sad he had received n ppnbor
lomo,is 'ums' No members of tbe din.
foro,,', f"uy corps calico formally IN sa,,
yi.i,"eIl isa"eIl to Bryan and there wore fos. s"S
mg p''0'' ot his office during the morn.
reigbto5 L'' L seemed depressed and
ncw5,. sn.cu by sadness as he bade tbo
,rb5lp" per men goodbye. His voice uas
and JJ'I'u' I' MS face gray and deeply linoJ
ao,h r "o was dressed almost in funeral
nj. iIvTe' he leaned against his dosl o.;t
rotort rog o"ung over one corner The SEQ.
''9s,on 9,,on by saying: '"' ''O"' 'he
d., want you to notice that Tan
NJ l'v w., 'o,aoy. Sometimes | am loto liLo io
:, tS,TnSi',grday's ni, s cabinet meeting INV
nigbt "!ny or you ever see hen ot
nij 'ylng to cover up her ebicksS .
"f 'Uc seem fussy and irritablc2 "
b,,a "uve telt like that hen al timos
cmo,i,,i,eu Iieu to keep number of in.
ino "' 'lonal secrets covered and som" m
2n, nave been cross ana irritotJo
NJ, NJ, you don't question the hon 'So' Sonj
lion n,Hus mino q, ana hope you viii not dues.
r. Sryan's Formal Statement.
..nl 'ay following formal stotemon, ,yos
h 5'gl by Secretary Bryap foliowinS i"5
iot.oj1"ording Of President Wilson =
,'''uer .,,,er to Berlin, which marked HE
,,Vrlneht as secretary Of state.
.atad 'cas9n ,,. for resigning is clearly /
/, ,n w, !, ,'l my letter Of resignation mama.
en- tLn NJ, MAJ may employ as private citi. {
u, NJ s, que means which the president doos
,iii ii''l at liberty to employ
,,.. .onor him for doing wbot Il, bo. I,
Y TO oe right | am sure he dcsiro, n
.e .,l, TO tind a peaceful solution of r
,rl Trglomarine problem. w
..b 0' two points on which we diff,r Il
,"p,, p,,onsclenee in his convictions ore, a.
,pai ai'''t-lnyestigation by an ipterno.
mo., commissions second. warning r
,.,. ,'.''n' against travelling upnn hoI I
ins Vessels or those carrying mum.
,. believe this nation should frankly
mn. 'ormnny that we nrc willing to
iei il' principle wheroto we prp IA
.r.5. wy treaties with 30 countries ~.
t. % Tor investigation of all ais. 4.
a.o .tn'y make war impossible be- ~
,r.' ul.ls ulls country and there thirtv In
.,. ',ng nearly thrce.fourths of the
itsi, VI the world, including Great v
gil, france and Russin 30 mat. Il,
M IIa' the disputes. we agree there N
.r.,gg no declaration Of war and no ",
.ej i,' until the dispute Is investi. IN
4 NY an international commission I'm
trt raf Is allowed for report. "a,
! Ga, Plan was offered 70 all nations
1''many is one which accepted il on
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