Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-28
THE BUSINESS MEN.
Bryan Says They Are TyrlIIl,d Over
by Financial Influences.
DUr THERE ARE soME HEROES
Who Dare the tyrants TO 10 I'slr
Worst Gold STANDARD aud
Deception.

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CHICAGO, osL. IS. - Bryan began
today's rrogrsm OF nearly a DOZEN nj.
ditionAi Chicago speeches with y
speech 10 the womens meeting al ~.
sianislaus hail, on Noble slrusL There
were i've thousand people present, the
greater potion being ladios. AiIcr the
enthusiastic spplause which gtteied
him has snbalded, Mrs. jennie Bas.
ssynssSi, assisted by Mrs. Francis
KowAlski, Introduced him.
He sail: "Ladlss and uenlomeu-
This cam pslgn has witnessed not only
= great inrrsase OF Interest among the
people but has witnessed deeper Inter.
est among tho wonea In this lana
thaa - usually manifested Ia = p9liti-
cal cam paigu. am glAi 10 DO pvf.
toltted to talk ~ the mother, vile aud
sister, beoauss thsit Interests ate
wrapped up In tne Interest OF the
country. no policy cha inlufu this
county without injuring them; TAO
policy can benefit this country With
out melting them, and In any case
where . question VI wrong OF right l.
presented, believe our wives and
mothers are quick 10 detect what Ia
lust aud what IL unjust. Aud | know
thai ~ womcn's conscience IL once
directed against n Thing, there IL nO,h-
log that can overcome that conscience.
Gfeat applause. II. Ia this CAM
s~a - a.
thai jusllco Ia on our side, | know that
In avery h5usshold there will 10
wife or mother who will cay 10 the
iathsr OF that family that oogfoi u
canno, be permitted 10 Interfere with
the exercise Of the rights VI oiiiAtn-
ship. fJfles Of "lou'fe tight.'l IL
va eau convince the women VI the
Justice OF our cause, there II no can.
paign fund, however large, that can
urlbe the husbands and brothers and
sons who 20 fofth with tue Inspiration
Of these women behinJ Them. Loud
sud eontiuusd afplams
III want you " distil !. uish belwusn
the dlsluIba.acn Of law anl 0tdsf-De.
tween the objection - government
itssli, and the objection 10 the abuse Of
gOvernmpnLp
bic length the money issue.
Tho big noon.dhy meeting OF bust.
noe. ut Battery ID sfmory claimed
Bsyan's rttentlon ~ soon a- hu could
bo huhfiud through tho several milss
Uf stIcets run ~. StAhislaus. LJnl,
before tho hour tor tho rhesnhE Battery
ID was packoI. The srals had been 70.
moved irum tho body OF tho hall and
al Ia
der. The great gitiefs that
number OF vsntuTcsome admirers aud
the galleries were packed. Tho ball
was crowded 20 lie utmost limit.
Gen. q. II, Howard called this meet.
ing TO order. Bryan received m Dva.
tion lasting more THAI i've minutes
and which bid fair 10 continue inde n.
nitely. Gen. Howard obtained thu
attention Of the audionor, however,
by saying that Bryan asked one quss.
ton, WHISTLER all thotp Present weTr
businefs mnnl Thousands Of voices
answered eyes" and In the lnll that
followed onr man's voice clearly roso
~ he tair; 1--WE mean business. -
Cheering.
Bryan sa,Ji 81 am glad this meet.
ing 10 presided over by one who
until this ysar has been Republican
aud by one who was n soldier. because
IN hls double character OF ex-Rspubli.
can and soldier, he illustrates the depth
| 10 which society 10 stirred IN this c.m.
| pAign. A. tx.kspubiiean ho stands
a. a representative Of that large aud
increasing number oi our citizen,
which were willing to burst lsuudsi
party ties and leave patty associates
and make th.iT party affiliations suil
ths convictions OF their heart. Az.
| piaust. And as former soiJiei
no stands as . feptuse ntative
u those having willingly offered
| their services 10 make this nation one,
are willing today 10 engage In thi,
Eieat contest 10 keep this nation, which
they helped save, an independent
nation rather than a province OF n
foreign empire. t0toat applause.
~ sm glad 10 talk 10 business n4sn.
have said that those who 90 often Ne.
sumo they only arc business men,
sometimes make . great mistake In ns.
Stunning that tho prosperity Of OUT
nation rests upon them, and L am com.
ing toaay 10 talk TO business men and
s,y IN them that In pleadiog the cause
OF tn farmer aud labofer 1 am Try.
ing TO lay = substantial foundation
upon which the business OF thi.
country can DO don't. Applause.
IL you arc engaged Ia mvfohsudis
| engaged in tho exehsngs ~ wealth,
suppose the prosperity OF producers d. .
pend upon you, you deceive your.
selves. Wealth must 10 created before
II can DO distributed. rh0ss who
create wealth could live although you
went out OF business. You could not
live n tho producers Of wealth go out
| Of business. (Applause.) l believe that
policy IN beat for this country which
begins with those who toll aud gives
them the INST inspiration TO
work and then pfoIsols them
In the enjoymeAt OF rightful
share OF tho proceeds OF their toll, and
proceeds from them 10 tbs upper Glasses
OF society, who rest upon them, ana |
challsngs you to IND IN the pages Of
recorded history a single Instances
where prosperity came down FROM the
upper oruet Of society. Italways come.
from tho mAssef, tho foundation Of
society. lApplause.l
al Wan, TO talk TO you businets men
for another reason. believe macy
busiuess men have been tyr.unz u
over by financial 'Hhuoucss Voice,
"You arc righI."l You poiSg bach
90 the times ~ war to mud
| youf heroes, 4 tell you In.