The country wants no more vapid theorizing; it wants no more Bryanism.
From The Hartford Courant.
Those newspapers that said Mr. Bryan was in bad taste made a slight mistake. He is a bad taste.
From The Augusta (Me.) Kennebec Journal.
Impossible for a man of Mr. Bryan's ability and love of the limelight to remain longer wholly obscure in this national crisis.
From The Portsmouth (N.H.) Chronicle.
Childish policies and small politics, even if the Nobel Peace Prize is at stake, must not be considered by an American statesman.
From The Portland (Me.) Press.
There was nothing to do but get out and shut up.
From The Paterson Press.