From The Austin (Texas) Statesman.
Mr. Bryan's diplomacy has not been of the type that has inspired the confidence of the American people.
From The Charleston News and Courier.
The bald and ugly fact will remain—he deserted his chief and his Government in the midst of an international crisis.
From The Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
Mr. Bryan's views, turned into a national policy, would mean national suicide.
From The Brooklyn Eagle.
An obstacle has seen fit to remove itself; it has substituted harmony for discordance.
From The Boston Post.
Mr. Bryan has shabbily infringed that good American doctrine that politics should end at the water's edge.