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Bryan raisnri rhn voice of the new west with its grow ing pains and struggles for a place in the sun, and, in so doing, gave liberal democracy an inning which has had its influence upon both nf the old parties. From 1896 dates the great liberal wave which swept over this country. Roosevelt broke up the Republican party in 1912 in about the same way that Bryan broke up the Democratic party in 1896. Bryan's ability as a crusader, his dogmatic stand for doing right by rule and his facility for presenting the understandable moral phases of American life, have made him a con spicuous and enduring national character. Bryan's power over men is tre mendous. Only those who have seen Bryan in action, in a national political convention where the ad vocate must win his case before thousands, and meet the brunt of in telligent and seasoned opposition, can appreciate his power. Bryan defeated Parker in the St. Louis convention, alone and unaided, after the Parker faction had captured the numerical strength of the convention. He so "confused the resolutions committee that it failed to make itself clear on the money question and necessitated the sending of that memorable tele gram "from Esopus," which declared that the gold standard was "irrevo cably established." Parker was not only defeated but overwhelmingly so. Bryan nominated Wilson, which by those who admire Wilson, will ever be regarded as the greatest act of his career. Bryan could have nominated someone else. His allegi ance to Wilson was one of principle, certainly not of affiliation through organization for the men were as far apart as the poles in everything save that both were fired by the lib eral spirit of democracy. Bryan had seen the Republican break at Ohicaco and sensed the need for a progressive candidate. He asked Wil son, Underwood, Clark and Harmon to state their views. Wilson alone came clean. Wilson replied: "Mr. Bryan is right. The convention is a nrntrrooaivA n.nnvention and should have a progressive chairman." That telegram gave Wilson the nomina tion, the election and made him one of the characters in the world s his tory. That was Bryan's contribution to humanity and the democracy of the world. That will be written in the Books of the Ages. Possibly we of this time should not be expected to grasp its full portent. That will be for the unprejudiced historian. 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