Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28
BRYAN'S CAMPAIGN.
The Candidate Makes a Speech BlrlY
10 lhl hOTninG.
tue ErFEcrs OF Low PRICES
Felt 10 the rrc oty aud on The FERN
Allke-A Mysterious
Fire.

BocfoS, Sept. 2s.-Btyan and bis
escort had taste OF the harithips ~
campaigning this morning. Having
left Bath, Maine, at midnight, where
there was a scTs ~ bic for sleeper, the
party was afounod from sleep ni
O'clock when Lynn was reached. The
candidate was billed for speteh at
this place anu at NcwbuIypoti. a Dot.
ton Of the Domocratlo city campaign
committee boarded tho train 10 receive
Mf. Bryan, and ut Lynn station other
members were IN waiting. The COM
mitios had provided carriages and the
party was driven 20 n hotel, where an
Informal reception was hell.
Shortly after o'clock Bryan and
Sewall were escorted o. Highland
,quafe, whore Bryan delivered a
bret aidrrt. Tho party then took the
train Tor Boston, arriving al Boston
and tho Maiuo station about twenty
minutes later, where they were met by
tevefal husptid admirera.
At Lynn bsyan spoku.
rHYAE's SPEECH Al LYNN.
He saioi Our opponents arc nil the
tins asserting that business mon ought
~ take an Interest IN the campaign ia
order 10 protect their business Interests.
IL has alwsya mado me indignant tbat
lew people In each c3mmuniiy
should nssumc 10 DO tho only business
men In ~, and oh luli always Insist
upon thrusllng their business interests
forward In preference 10 anybody elet's
lat 4 q a ~ NHs.fs
how tho money question concerns
various clnbseu o. people. some Of cur
opponents Try 10 array tho wsgr earn.
log class and those who work In
factories or by day for M employer,
against the farming clatssg. j Waut 10
snow you you eannot sepataie tue IN.
teroat OF the wage earning clAssts from
the Interest OF thu farming clafstr.
Yon DO not Produce ahoes ior etjDy-
mrnt but for wear. People DO not wear
shoes until they are ablu to buy them.
They caunot buy snoee nnleis they
nave money 10 buy viii; they cannot
get money 10 buy shoes uDtil thoy toli
something they have got ana get that
money. Now you sell enoes 10 people nf
the West ana South II you drive
down the prices OF all Those thiBgs
which thu farmers pfoduce ~ that when
they teil their crops they cannot NOR,
,lHn pay tneir debts. Interests and
taxos, wins, money viii he have 10 buy
ahoe8 viii? Are you Eoingto aud 10
the prosperity OF Lynn by making
moro people bhfoiautel2 Tho wage
eAfners OF Lynn viii be- Idle until there
IL demand for the products OF the
factories Of Lynn, anu there can be no
demand for that product a. long ne
you drive money ~ and property
down. Falling prices moan hard
times; hard times never have teen
advocated Ia tho platform by any party,
although tho Republican platform this
year, without directly saying 90,
promises 10 coHtinuu tue hafu times anu
make them harder. do you deny that
proposltion2 | want you TO look at that
platform. IL n double siaudatd 10 not
more desirable than gold standard,
why does tho Republican party want
any change? IL the gold standard h
good We ought to keep II, but VIII n no
Republican party attempts ~ get Iiu
OF Il, ~ admits that u IL not a. good AZ
bimetallium. But they promise you
that wlthstandlng. their desire 10
get rid OF tho gold standard, they will
keep II until other nations holp us 10
get rid Of II. Until then, they say. we
must maintain the gold standard.
Bryan concluded: l have been talk.
ing about that which Is patamtunt In
this campaign. anu yet l realize there
are other questions upon which the
people feel intefest. l know they are
Interested In tho plank In cur platform
which declares againsl Whist Ia known
ne government BY injunction. know
people are Interested In that plank
which demands arbitration, because
while our plank " n national plank,
nnd Ia confined 10 arbitration between
employers engaged In Interstate COM
merco and their employer, the on
doTsemeLt OF the principle Of Afbitra-
ton Ia an Important thing. II substi.
tutes Just ana pohcnhnle methods In tho
eettlemsnt Of n difficulty instead OF
force. l believe the principle OF arbi-
tfAtion will become ms we'll seltlsd In
this country while We younger men
are still alive NJ the court OF Justice IL
well settled today, l want n place
where we can 10 and adjust our differ.
ences anu let An impartial arbitrator
decide.