The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1903, Page 8

© didate Says Ex-Presi¢ant _ Could Not Carry a Single _ State, NEBRASKAN SAILS BUT WILL RETURN HERE SOON. i His Opinion the Nation’s For- ij mer Chief Executive Seems "+ to Be the Bugaboo of the ~ Democratic Party. number of friends and ad- aga gathered at the Majestic's pier to bid bon voyage to William Bryan, who sailed on his first it to Europe. handsome floral pieces had sent to Bryan's cabin by admirers. sthe leader of the silver wing of Demooratic party was in excellent )as he conversed with his friends to the departure of the steamer, Bryan will visit England, France Germany during his trip, and ex- to return in about six weeks. he will take up the work of the Presidential campaign, (Gn interview before salling Mr. n paid his respects to Grover Cleve- in no uncertain term: In the of Bryan Clev ds the buga- speaking of Cleveland, Bryan © "Ro carry out a bargain with Wall | iret he made the White House the » 8 of syndicates and exploiters and administered the Treasury Depart- #t in a manner that makes the record unjust steward of Bible fame parsimonious by comparison, mn you do not seem to think that Cleveland has u chance for the a next year?” He has never had a chance 196, and the is s0 old now that If ted in sackcloth and ashes— @ it would bull the market on both if ; ook it—he would be overtaken pitude before he cou:d bring ‘works meet for repentance, 1 ‘Af he could carry a State in the Miamer or Lack of Knowledge. \ “The people who talk about nominat- dng him are either indulging in humor @F they have very little knowledge of the sentiment that exists among the Fank and file of the Democratic party.’ "Do you think that his nomination Would break the party into pieces?" no. He could not carry enough of party with him to amount to a waiting for the ship to pall from the dock Mr, Bryn sald to ing yore, report hing can be sald of the eee cuiapadgn, Une 1 oy will come to pass, how- that there will ve a iy ihe, Democratic party. Of you might find a few who call es Democrats standing on the » but they do not really count the dig political contest." 4o stiver, Mr. Bryan preferred to He was just as reticent didates, but he did have some- Say about the last New York ‘election. "date Elections Have No Effect. he sald, ‘that the majority was reduced one- York, geri but there is no leved on that score. In no does it creo e way does uggest a off when national he election in Oblo does not alter egg a ae in regers! to the for the Presidency. ee SRoosey at, and not Hanna. that Roosevelt will surely be dat the next convention.” it ihave you to say on the Panama lement ? 4 fam not able to answer that ques- T wish to make s thorough in- ion of all the conditions before to a definite ‘concluston. All 0 make through investi- ots ail questions before talking, ‘on “ie Majestic were Lond and . Col. Denbelgh is the of the Honorable Artillery. and ed to the ship by the Col of the Boston Ancients, Mr. Bryan ‘was introduced to the Pngileh panty and was soon in animated conver- setion with Lady Denbelgh. CANADIANS HISS OUR FLAG. Big Anti-American Demonstration in Montreal Theatre. (Special to The Evening World.) DIONTREAL, Nov. 11.—There was a €feat anti-American demonstration at the Academy of Music last evenink at tle end of the performance of the ince of Pilsen.” As « sort of an theose, the players bring on two American flags and immediately after- two Union Jacks, between which oe wauks out to the centre of the niday HY he the flags followed one her quic but last night there fome delay. and as the Stars. and remained waving a terrific up- ‘broke out, commencing in the gal- and communicating Itself to the Y and the orchestra, Hiss oatealle acid browns mp Sand then the ent arose and refused a patho h the pi nD b oy Ba ite. WSaore trouble is, “expected. toe — JADA FACES NEW ERA. mt Gathering Cheers a of Independence, O, Ont., Nov, 11—At the an- of the Canadian Club last A. P. 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