Show JUST A POPULIST WlHjn the Kansas City platform was adopted It became manifested that the Populisms had dictated that convention The Tribune taking the Kansas City and the Sioux Falls platforms together and keeping In mind that Mr Bryan cither dictated or revised the Sioux I Falls bill of wrongs reached the Immediate Im-mediate conclusion that Mr Bryan was not a silver man at all except in a subordinate sense that he was anon an-on grecnbackcr We believe I this Is the only paper East or West that reached the conclusion at once but tho Eastern press Is dropping onto on-to the fact For Instance the Hartford Conn Times an old Democratic paper has this to say Mr Bryan never so far ns wo nro informed In-formed cast I Democratic vote In his life In 1E52 he voted for Weaver the Greenback Green-back candidate against Grover Cleveland and ho OWCH his prominence In public life to his association with tho Greenback and Populist olem nls In Nebraska and not 10 Since he became tho Democrats of that State came prominent the Democratic party has almost ceased to exist In Nebraska and 1 Is l now a more tnll to the Populist Kite Should Mr Hryairs iccia prevail tho Democratic party in the whole nation na-tion will share the fate of the Democratic party In Nebraska Regarding as we do the Populists brain ns addled and the Populist heart as a Jack CaJe organ we totally dissent from the proposition to put them Into the body oC Democracy I And again the New Haven Register which was carried off its feet when Mr Bran made his Indianapolis speech but which saw a new light when he made his Topeka speech now says that the Bryan of Topeka Is a sure loser The only Bryan who can win Is the Bryan of Indianapolis Up to date the Register seems to lose sight of the fact that the Bryan o Topeka has been photographed and shown to every voter in the Union and he cannot sell the Bryan of Indianapolis picture while the show lasts I |