Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
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iiITsBUBu, Aug. l0.--The eNcop.
ti9nally long tram ON the PENNEY.
yAnia Central, when 1t was aim NJ im.
possible ~ Traverse during tnc last
hundred miles because VI the numog'
Gus cOmmit,OUs aud ont acts VINO
had boarded aud spread themeuiVeH
cut, fau 60 the Piittbut.. depot at 0;jO
p. IN. IL was Immediately uuffoundoj
Ivy acres ami acres OF lrAntsu people.
When Mr. Bryan emerged from the
train, ia spite vi tho I'll IRIS VI tho large
local committee 10 CAtfy out It's pc.
gram the cfOwi closed AROUND him,
anu u was ifec.ior.all tiGht fr1m tnat
limo on iOf every person ~ tue Bryan
rnfiy except Nir. nui Mis-. Bryan and
Mt. and Mrs. Bland. When inoy ON.
tered their ctffugHs the relentless
thrlng closed around them nud seemed
~ bear thum along Ut It's viii.
The evening meeting hnd been AN.
nOuLCod 10 occur a. s O'clock IA the
Grand opera house. aud the Avenue
lheatur and KNITTED halls. Each ball
will sea, between $500 and 5000, auu
meetings were u 10 huli In each.
A. the met meeting Mt. Bryau was
introduced by Mr.. amvs Mile, editor
Of the PIiUbufg Post lie snid In
part;
"Air. ChAirma ! AMI ladies' aad goa.
tlomvu;-Fsllow citlssns, / thought u
mirh ut tr necessary "a coming 30 Tor
toward the EAui 10 bring q few OF our
people TO keep up tho enthusiasm viii q
/ pIo9ouird tue truths srt I8fth IN tue
Democratic platform. Loud cheer.
lug.I but after / had BUun a few uudi.
euoys liko thl1 1 wondered whether
might not take uacE few OF you ~
cot an example Ui enthusiasm q tho
people u tue Weal. Laughter aud
cheer InorO N ~ more 'WilI
Vest At 10 the Wild East. gtemvnd.
ouslcheefing anu catcalal
a yoict-Nuu are % uIek. Cheers
Hud renewed laughter
I'VE ate prepared ~ defend our plst
form. IL presents, 40 We believe, those
policies which ate i.r tue beet iu,etcits
VI all the people, and wo ate not
terrified because our enemies hav c
sought 10 npply 10 nscplthvts aud hard
names when they fing ~ impossible To
UupOte tho p0sltioLs whign We nave
taken. Chevrs They shall not DO
pefmlttua TO put ~ on the attitude ol
opponents 10 guvcTumeni, but We email
show them that thute 10 diiietence
between defending n government aud
defending the vicious legislation IN
augufaiud by tho government tor prl.
waite unus. Tremendous @ teriug
Andrew Jackson, than whom thctu
never was a Drawer, tfuef Democrat,
has expressed II In those wuidt: 'rhBto
are no necessary evils IN government;
~ evils exist 0uly ~ ne abuses.'
"My friends, IN this campaign th 10
IL only one great lAiue. Ii that IL sel.
tin1 II Will not givp government pct.
feet IN all IT. details. but that one quus.
lion must be settled first before Otuef
questions eau be- sbIllvj. a nation
Iutt h not nUlo ~ ADOPT its own ilnaI
clal policy s.too lmpotoui u leglsla Z, n
any question where this people are oIu.
cerner. lJhctu.l
"Ihefu are people toiHy who believe
that thia natlOu 10 not strong enough
TO legislate for our own people, and
there are people VINO honestly believe
that an attempt 10 DO 40 would bring
distress anu M my evils. We may e..
spccl their honesty, but must wo outOr
Toto life anu ueaih struggle with
them because we assert here that
financial domination by foreign
power IL as dangerous 10 the liberties
Of thu people rs political uomlualiou2
tChrefe, but must not talk. [Crits
VI "Go %, yes you must; yes, 30 Ou. i
81 desire 10 thank you for tho Ia
tetest you have shown IN the very be-
ginirg Of thiB campaign, and 1 have
no fear that your Interest will DO nj.
lowed TO dit-nOt "a bit.