New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-08
A PREACHER OF Discomfort
BRYAN's TALK TO A LABOR GATHERING
IN CHICAGO.
MORE rNcrIOUs scRIPTURAL ALLusIoNs AND
MORE ABOUT THE COMMON PEOPLE


MORE ABOUT THE COMMON PEoPLE"-A
PREACHER or Discomfort.
Chicago. Sept. 7-WaT J. Bryan returned 70
Chicago from Milwaukee this morning 10 aou,es'
a labor meeting at Sharpshooicrs Park 'his a',
noon In company with Ex-Governor fecA' ~ -
Milwaukee at 7:l5 o'clock fast train over tne
Northwest and reached Chicago az ~ INC
route was the same a. that over which ne mace
the Journey 10 Milwaukee SATURDAY ana 'here
were no demonstrations on the way inc ca''"'-
date and Ex-Governor Peek Jumped into cab ano
were driven to tho Au li,orium Annex Inc iiors"
shoers Union called and presented to the candidate
a silver horseshoe
few minutes after o'clock half A dozen car
riages bearing the Bryan party arrived at the
Park where about fifteen thousand people hau
assembled In Mr.. Bryans carriage were EDWARD
r Carroll president OF the Building Trades 'ou"-
ellis: j. G. Mckinley. president Of the Carpenters
District Council and J. j. Ryan local laoor
leader Tn. crowd was n motley and dsordery
one The crush around the platform was so great
that several women tainted and narrowly escaped
being trampled upon MI Bryan Appeared io'
quiet and finally It accorded. broken occa-
sIonauv by cries OF Good boy. Willie The
speaker began with an eulogy on American ianor
Continuing he spoke in part as follows;
| might quote to you what Mr.. Carlisle said to
these people in 1875 he described them as
and who paid the taxes Of the country He DID
praise them too hisaly The struggiins masses e.,
not only produce the wealth and pay the taxes IN
time OF peace but the struggling masses have ever
been and must ever be the Nations surest proteo-
ton in time OF peril
QUOTES FROM LINCOLN AND SOLOMON.
The speaker then took from his pocket the copy
OF an address by Abraham Lincoln, delivered In
Congress from which ne quoted certain para
graphs. Of which called attention to an enort
made 10 place capital on IN equality with II not
above labor in the structure % government anu
that aTffo
49,, ,,, ., ,ahor an. could rever have existed
capital. and deserves much higher consideration.
~. D., roI,,a.d with a ouotation from Solo
MT b'sH" iono"'" WIN H'''''''V
Solomon favored rol,ber povertv nor riches He
solomon if.oieu ii,s -, ,.sisb - no, an either
pTTeme but but lies between the exrencs Neither
great richeS no, aDlev, 10y, Tbose who are
IN nre wtS' 1Syert los the ambition the nspra
pIesSe ~ n,,ynos9 rhat are necessary 10 lead
elon' ~ -, * 'oraa,,es ,chle.enn.nfs and those
Who possess TOO great wealth lose ,hs necessity for
10 dinrnnnt NJ fhst which l. bes, In human
nature Soon on was right. therefore, when he
praised ms Ib vgk of soc'5 and from
the middle classe5 nas coshr a,i'io.. d" '' s'''
ct me csll YOUR attention to the fact that when
the meek and o~ly Nazsr"ne am ar.onL men d S
H. NJ ,' ,t u,con,cd hv those who are described
as people VINO devouI widows houses ana under
pretences make long pray out ""rn ~
that gIedt comtndNu,nth' r. va, srirrtres tell
ne /, was he common people who listened 10 His
commandments and who weicomed MN ~ u TT ~
M , COMMON reople heard him glad
Wand the common people are the only people VINO
have ever heard Siahly any ,, 5nsn ~m9 cbee~sp
aomany "'1 49, th7 mere are no exceptions TO
the general rule There have always been iou .n
among the RI hgr caSSes those WnD have awavs
heen found among them those who were willing TO
spend their lives In the uplifting OF tneir ieiows,
but | am speaking Of the ruc. Nor 90 Hl'an
that you have never FOUND anons tnT cof'' y
people those VINO Wouu te'1af .'st i o. ~ soce,v
have found everywhere in every stag OF so,deIs
the character OF JUDAS III dus - I'm
iCunu mos 10 oro, nao,le nave been the
IN spite OF mn " ,ra. f,sd CIVILIZATION
- - bigbsr proIlnd
!" at me dwell for a moment upon the object OF
Covsrnmen, IN his land our Government derives
is bowers from tho consent Of the governed
What kind OF governn ont VII. people consent 10,
only ,ha, kind OF government that protects all
and which knows no fayOritism--a government In
which every CITIZEN stands on the same plane with
"a - noaI.b fc'hoers) government which
800 - i r,ab,s - ali and confers suecial priv
SldNI9 ct"n' -, T., ~ Lind ~ govern men
.he, aonaaie 70 n. affections of the common
P0f COT Az IDEA FROM HOGS
was passing through Iowa some months ago
and 7 %, an idea rom some hogs I.aughter)
| NV - .-,.. ,hf,o ,b,, q nerson
An luea - the H'oS' ''"Po' an ''e - -,
can get into his head ana We gather our iueas
'iO'i - -. hg roo.irg j., q Aald and
uceu Il '"i''"'' % "Ve3 -, H.,
tearing up the erouHu' Inc "'S' .-'3"' ~
came N mo was that they were destroying good
| u'ai "a f'i 49, - -, ,r,or,harad
| time when nFed on the Idrin' an" '''"e'''"
| that We had rings In the noses OF our hogs Ana
whyo Not to keep the hogs from getting fat. for