The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-17
BRYANS SPEECH.

Following are a few extracts from IN,
speech Of W. J. Bryan at Chicago, which
carried everything with II, including
the nomination for President. Reply.
Ing to Mr.. llill, who preceded him, he
said
"Our silver Democrats went forth from
victory unto victory until they are So.
scmbllng now, not 10 discuss, not 20 de.
bate, but to enter upon the judgment
rendered by the plain people o. This
country. (Applause.l In this contest,
brother has been arraycd against brother
and father against son. The warmest
ties Of love and acquaintance aud ~.
ISOLATION have been dlsfegardcd. Old
leaders have been cast aside whom they
refused TO give expression 10 sentiments
Of those whom they would lead and new
leaders have sprung up 10 give direction
10 this cause Of truth, ichcer.l thu. has
the contest been wagpd, and we have as.
icmhlcd horu under ns binding and
solemn instructions ascvcr were fastened
upon the representatives oi the people.
"rhe gentleman who just preceded
me Governor RusaclN spoke OF the old
State Of Massachusetts. lot mc assure
him that not one person IN all this con.
veniIon onteriains The least hostility 10
the people Of The State Of Massachusetts
iapplau-el bat We stand here represent.
Ink people who are equals before the
Law Of she largest citizens Of the State
Of Massachusetts,. lApplause.) When
You come before rs aud tell ~ We shall
diptrnb your business interests, We re-.
ply that you have disturbed our bust.
a,s-- .sa,sssal- ly ssas. ssas-s. ssls-ss
applause and cheers
eve say TO you that you have made q
too limited application Of the definition
Of business man. The man who l. en-
ployed for wages 10 a. much d bushes.
man as his employer. Continued cheer.
ing) The attorney In ,ountry town IL
a. much business man a. the corpora.
tion counsel In great metropolis. The
merchant
At A CROSSROADS stORH
Is as much business man NJ mer.
chant Of New York. The farmer who
goes forth In the morning and tolls all
day, begins In the spring and tolls all
the summer adding application Of brain
and mnscle TO the natural resources Of
this country, and creates wealth, Is a.
much a business man ~ the man who
goes upon the board Of trade and bets
upon the price Of grain.
THE miners who 20 q thousand feet
into earth or climb 1900 feet upon the
cliff aud bring forth from their hiding
place precious metals 10 be- poured In
the channels OF trade are ~ much bust.
ness men rs the financial magnets who,
In back room, corner the money OF the
world"
The Tree silver delegates at this point
broke forth In tremendous cheers.
Order was finally restored and Mr..
Bryan continues
I'VE come to speak Tor this broader
class Of business men. Al. my friends,
We say not one word against those who
live upon the Atlantic coast, but those
hardy pioneers who have brayed all the
dangers OF the wilderness, who have
made the desert 10 blossom as the rose
those pioneers away out there, rearing
their children near to natures heart,
where they can mingle their voice with
voices Of BIRDS out there where they
have erected schoolhouscs for the educa.
ton Of their young, and churches whore
they praise their Creator, aud GENE.
terles where sleep the ashes OF their
dead-Me as deserving 81 consideration
Of this party as any people In this
country. Great applause.)
"ltis for theee that we speak. We DO
not come ~ aggrehaOrH. Our war 10
NOT war OF CONQUEST.
I'VE are lighting for our homes. our
families and posterity cloud applausel /;
we have petitioned and our entreati,s
have been disregarded we have begged,
and they have Knocked and our calamity
became worse. We bog no longer, we
en'reat no more, we petition no more.
We defy them. Great applause and
soniasion Of silver delegates.) The gen.
sleman from Wisconsin has said he fears
Robespierre. My friend, In this land Of
the free, you need fear no tyrant who
will spring up from among the people.
What we need IL an Andrew jackson 10