Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

,ar ONLY CLASS ISSUE RAISED

DovsR, Del, Sept 2l.-Candldate
p,,,p began his speechmaklngin Del.
arc this afternoon by addrossing n
- crowd which had assembled ut
,.',,lt grounds to hear him. Excuf'
tan trains brought many people from
.,n,r PARTS Of Dslawate and the cast
am ,horc Of Maryland.
M. Bryan said In part; "if things
A., GOOD, then there lie no reason why
-,,hsuld make any change In leglsla'
Nan. II our present condition is salts
ne,ory, then We ought 10 leave II
.,o,.. and not make n change. NO
~ ssn advocate any kind Of remedial
s'",.latlon except on the theory that
49, h somo,hing that needs remedy.
~ Ouf opponents confess the cobdi-
~. and 4 tell you that you cannot
wv the present condition except
~ nnspclaI legislation. Our opponsnts
in " that the trouble Is IN thn
mul question, and that u Wo
could Just have more tafin, then
lines would get good again,
want 10 read you m extract rom
,pesoh made last Saturday oy the ise-
s.blloan candidate for President NJ
raptop, He said. 'Under the Repub'
mean protective policy We enjoyed ior
more than thirty years tho most mar.
Xslous prosperity that has ever been
siysn 10 any nation OF the world. We
nj only had Individual prosperity, but
We hsd national property
uNow, thofo IL statement made
vlihin a week by the presidential can.
didatc on the Republican ticket, point
isr bsek for thirty yoare from 1850 10
ispO. ana telling the people that during
mai period we enjoyed the most mar
yrlous ptospofiiy OF any nhii9n IN the
Wsfid. and that we had both individu.
Al PROPERTY and national prosperity.
1 want 20 show you hov distance
lends enchantment 10 the view.
~ want TO chow you by this same
witness, on testimony given Fix years
Ago, that after thirty years OF his kind
oh Policy the farmers OF this country
we're moi prOspefOuP. IL you viii take
inc fepoft filed with the Mckinley bill
on the lllh II April, 1890, you Will
fnd tho words which 1 wish 10 quotsi
"rbat there II widespread depresAion
In this Industry today cannot DO
doubted,, speaking OF agriculture.
That 10 what tue presidential cAndi.
date said, when he deliberately wrots
the report.
"AEaln 10 that same report no said:
Ono OF the chief complaints now
prevalent among our farmers ~ that
they eau got no price Tor their crops nj
all commensurate with the labor and
capital invested IN their production.
That IL what he said after thirty yeafa
VI tho kind OF policy which tho osndl.
date Of the Republican party says will
bring you prosperity. Let me read
ngaini we have not believed that
our people, already suffering from low
prices, can or will DO satisfied with
legislation which will result In lower
pfices.' After thirty years Of that
Eind Of palicy he tells you that tht
ptopls arc suffering from low prices.
anu that no country ever suffered
when prices were fairy romunofative
in every field OF labor. Now let mt
lead again what he Gays In this same
feporl: srhis great industry, speak.
ing Of agriculture, 'is foremost IN
magnitude and Importance In oui
country. Success and prosperity II
possible to other industries II Dgricul'
tuto prospera.'
"rhat's what he said In 1890, thai
lhoFo was depression In agricultuf,
after thirty years OF his tarlfi policy
and without prosperity In agriculture
there could be no prosperity among
the leading Industries Of the country
"l.el mo read you just one moro OK
ttAcu 'rho depteihiUn Ia agrlcultur,
4. not confined 10 the United States
The rep0T,n OF the agricultural depart
ment indicate that this distress II gen