Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-09
ORAIORY TODAY.
young us Ru.suli has held % high a
plscs ia tho Dsm5Cfatic raity.
NoT oPEN 40 ARGUMENr


plscS ia tho Dem lCratic Taity.
not oPua 40 ARGUMENT.
"I have but one word to say" he
began. "Ihp time Tor debate II passed.
am conscious, painfully conscious,
that the mind Of this convention IL
and has not been ,Tan to argument.
| know why this great mhj1fity, which
has totn ~ 20 override pIugoden,s AMI
attack the sovereignty VI states, 10 g.
flgidly enforce its views. I know full
well that an appeal also will fall on
deaf cars. There 10 hut one thin lett
TO enter my protest. / DO ~, rot In
anger or in BITTERNESS but with feel.
log OF infinite SORROW Tor our country,
II this convention will not lislen TO our
lroteslp."
He proceeded 10 speak with palhet io
strain " the battle Of the Democracy
Of Massachusetts iu the dark days anu
OF the ultimate triumph Of the Demo.
cratic principle. ihis principle, he
a. ued, wos 10 be forgotten under the
now aud radical leaderenip. Principle
was 10 make place tor expediency.
The uelogAtu1, especially those from
MAssachusutts, hau been dom0nstra-
1.-Two almost At every word, hut when
hessid, Te.crriug TO George Fred VII.
Hams, tnat inlse note had
been Leafd in the convention
from Massachusetts end assed tho
Mhssachuselis delegation 20 cay who
represented the continent u Massa-
chuteits, the delegates from that slate
plnftsd OPP aud yelled irantically.
Diner New England delegates took ~
tho cry. Win % voice that shook
with emotion, be concluded by plead
Ing Tor one word OF concession, one
WORD Of Cancellation.
OVATION roR uWyAN.
The denomination that followed
was submerged beneath n stream Of
cheers that greeted the advance OF
VIM. j. Bryan, the boy orator Of the
Platte, Who're star no possibility
Tor ino pres dental position Tor
tweniy.iour h0urs had burned
brightly over the convention, The
ovation given him was second only TO
that bestowed upln the New York
senator. More than thousand men
we're standing Aul the air was iull uf
PAPER and bats. F.ut times thu cheers
spent Themselves uuu 1850 again with
the toll OF au advancing wave.
Bryan tt0ui with n smile playing on
he acc aud upllited arm m1usuiug
flf silence. Even the attua lon giya
fillman aud Hill did not not tqua the
bfealhless oagefnoss with whicA
thousands pueTeI forward 70
catch tho frst sentences VI ibis
young man whom many westofntrs
consider their foremost orator. They
were not uisappoiutsd, Hu spoke o.
himself, "buI," no Added, "ihe hum.
blest artisan Ia thu ltud when clad in
the aunor OF righteousness IL stronger
than all tie hosts 0i error"
This struck keynote which sound
/ 81 90 the faiteiA thereafter the silver.
itss sent up yell alter yell after every
period.
The cause Of silver, ho declared, was
the cause OF liberty, OF humanity.
| Therefore, he uepfcclAted auY dt.
| tunciation OF President Ciovc.
| land, because lem was not
TO be brought down o. tho
level Of personality. 10 tho COM
| plant Of the east that tho silver men
would not dlscuts the qu,sii0n, he
replied the convention was assembled
merely 10 render the iudgm nj ordered
By the plain people, but tho great
( feature was the enthusiasm Stirred 40
| BY his comparison o. the business man
downa thousand foot Into tho miuo
nnd him In tho back room cluullne
| tho money " the wOfl1. I'VE ore
lighting IA defense Of cur h0mrs, our
firesldoa and our familles,D proceeded
Bryan ~ the a-srmbly rose for other
wild denomination,
"Out petitions havo been sc0rntd
but now wu have no petitions TO oder,
TOT We are slf0ng In our right ard uofy
them. They ask " RlbosWufTe will
arise. No. luBiead VI that tho people
need Andrew jackson 10 DO No Jack
son DID in resisting the entertainments
against the people"
TuFniurtO tho income tax question
Bryan declared Il was UNCONVENTIONAL
until one Judge had changed hia mind
aud tho great economic prin ipIcs Of
tho income tax could not rust uuon
the change OF any single Judge.
Concerning the banks, he faid they
claimed that tue government should
20 Out NJ tho banking business, bat he
answered with Jefferson, that the
banks should 10 out Of tue governing
business,
The speaker paused moment 90 n
10 close, when all sides shouted. go
on, 10 uul
"rhu Republicans nominated at 81.
Louis Wan, Mckinley, OF Ohlo,n
Bryan proceeded; "he Is the man who
used 10 noasi that he looked Ike Ma.
polu9u,"
There was halt minute OF laughter.
Then the speaker Continued; "Yts,
they nominated him on the Anulyef.
saty NJ tho battle 'of Waterloo and
already We can hear with distinolnets
the beating " the waves on the shores
Of ~. H,iena." (GTrAt Gpplausr.l
The American nation was shout 70
legislata without the aid OF advice VI
any other nation on the globe.
The c1ncluhiOn OF Bfyanb speech
was Marked by the most enthusiastic
denomination OF the convention IN
10 that timr. Tue whole convention
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