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returns is passed there stands. out,
in the boldest relief, the greatest of
them all William J. Bryan.
Once again we see the man from
Nebraska holding at bay the cohorts
of wealth and the minions of Tam
many in that ever-memorable con
vention hall at Baltimore. Once
again wo see the daily scourging that
he received at the hands of those
who would handle tho democratic
party for personal gain. Once again
wo see tho unfaltering course of the
leader as ho fought for many days
to prevent his party from doing
what would havo landed, it on the
rocks.
Undaunted by threats, unmoved by
blandishments and immovable as a
rock W. J. Bryan fought for truest
democracy every inch of the way
till "the people from away back
home" could reach their delegates
and warn them that Bryan was
right.
Bryan, it is now proved, "was the
only one among the big leaders of
that democratic convention who
could rightly interpret the desires of
the people.
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Modesto (Cal.) News: One man
emerges from this campaign greater
than any living American. He
emerges as the only American public
man who has never compromised for
the sake of victory the principles
of progress .for which he has stood,
and in the advocacy of which he was
the "pioneer.
The man is still -the peerless
leader, "William Jennings Bryan.
Like Tantalus of old, Bryan has
for years seen the fruits of victory
hanging over his head, but it seems
to be written in the annals of his
tory that he should suffer disappoint
ment and should not taste them.
Now, at last, this Tantalus-like
suffering Is over, and Bryan can see
the man of his choice enjoy the
fruits of victory, justly due him. .
Ho now lives to see the triumph
of his principles. He sees tho man
who denounced him, and who lately
endeavored to claim for himself the
title of Alpha and Omega of pro
gressiveness, repudiated- by the
American people.
Wilson's election is a progressive
victory, and in so far as it is such,
it is a Bryan victory. Both a vic
tory and a vindication.
Truly .may tho great commoner
say, today.
"Truth crushed to earth shall rise
again
The eternal years of God are hers."
A FAMILIAR TERM
"Why didn't you arrest that man
when I denounced him as a pick
pocket?" demanded the irate citizen.
"I thought it was just a little
political discussion," explained the
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"Stolen Delegates11
Wilson's Conquest of the Bosses
Tho Birth of tho "Moose"
And many other stirring Inci
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Democratic, and National Pro
gressive conventions are graphi
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commoner.
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Lawrence (Mass.) Examiner: The
fight is over, a democratic president'
has been electqd and , the crusade
which began in 1896 has come to an
end.
The great commoner has con
quered. He was a forerunner and rear
guard of the grand army of democ
racy, at times leading, at times cover
ing the retreat, but winning victories
even in retreat.
This great democratic victory is
due in great part to the genius of
William J. Bryan.
To the great leader who bore the
burden of sixteen years of constant
struggle for equal rights.
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