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Show H Bryan's Re-organization. BJB Without commenting on the right BBl or the wrong of Bryan's pioposcd rail- H leal icorganl?atlon of the Democratic H H party, docs It seem, coming as it docs, BBB that the gentleman suppoits .ludge BBH Parker so well as he would have pco- BBH pie believe? .ludge Paikcr stands for BAp all that the ICastei n Democracy would H have hhn, In dhect and potent oppo- H hitiou to the Western faction, and es- H ' peciallv to Mr. Hiyan. .lust after the BJfl !( St. Louis convention Mr. Hryan stated PH , that on only four issues, all of which PH arc minor, could he suppoit Judge H Parker, and that he could not see PB wiicrcln tlie election of the Judge B would mean piogrcss for the p.utv. PH ' He could see, though, where the til- H ': umph of Democracy this fall meant BBB the triumph of Wall stieet oer the PH people. Yet he ended by saying he ! would oto for the Judge. Now he advocates, befoie Judge Paiker has outlined the policies ho PH J will puisne, a new, radical and social- B 'I Istlc set of principles which aic as de- BBB ; clslvcly set against the lnlcicsts of PH ; ' Wall street as saint Is set against sin- iBB j ner. He advocates public owncishlp of railroads, telegraph and telephone llnes;and while lie does notacccntuate JBJ (j blmettallsm, ct he asscits its eoi- PPJ L rcctness and deshes its establishment H '; hi times of need, lie upholds the in- PB i come tax and regrets that the Democ- PB f racy in its recent platfonn would not PPJ suppoitlt on the grounds that It PPJ meant a great loss of otcs in the BB j East. Yet he Insists that he will H ' vote for Parker for Parker, the man PPJ who represents exactly the pi inclples PPj ' he so stiongly disapproves! PPJ I Not only docs he advocate these ie- H , forms, in which Judge Parker takes BH no stock at all, but he docs so at the B ' time when such agitation will be most piB ' detrimental. Yes. light at the Incep- PlB tiou of the campaign, he docs this; PSB even before the woithy Judge has piB been allowed the courtesy, as leader of BH ji the paity, to outline his thoughts and piB course of action, docs this Hotspur PBB j' with champing steed and clinking BH spur dash into the fray and sound a H thundering battle cry. Talk about H j ' ( the Impetuous Teddy! Should lm- piB pctuosity count for success Hryan BB i ' would be Roosevelt and Roosevelt a P t mere otcr. The negatUcnessof Mr. H I Bryan's support of Judge Parker Is B ;j l , onlycipialcd by Henry Wattcrson's PBB , ' support of the aristociatlc Four Hun- piB ' |