The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-20
IN MARYLAND.
bryan Looks Into Twenty Thousand
Faces.

Bryan Looks Into Twenty Thousand
Faces.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Mr. w. J..
Bryan presented his views on the finan-
cial and other questions of the cam
night The welcome he received was a
demonstration of such magnitude that
he never before witnessed. Notwith-
standing Mr.. Bryan arrived in the city
in a downpour of rain, be was crested
by large crowd at the station, and
when he reached the stand, erected
in the center of the plaza, fronting the
Mount Royal entrance to Music hall,
he looked into the faces of at least
| 20,0 600 persons who stood in the rain
unanimously cheering his appearance.
AS he mounted the platform ON the
plaza, the crowd broke into cheer
which rose and fell for some minutes
before he could make himself heard.
Mr.. Bryan said:
MY friends, it is the purpose of the
Democratic party in its platform
TO RESTORE PROSPERITY
to those who produce the wealth of
this country, and when the weaith-pro-
ducers are prosperous then everybody
who lives upon the weaNh-p producer
will share in that prosperity. Gap
plause.)
"A law which makes money dear,
makes everybody try to get hold of
money, and a, law which makes prop
erty cheap, makes everybody try to get
rid of property. CA voice, That's
right.') The gold standard is bad be-
cause it makes money the only thing
worth having and. therefore, intensif1es
| hl ctr 10 ~ crot 4
opponents tell us that the gold stand
ard is good for the laboring men. My
friends, would rather have the Ia
boring man say what IS good for him
than to leave it to the great monopo-
lists of the country to find out what
is good for the laboring man. Our OPP
ponents appeal to the laboring man
to stand by the money changers in
Wall street. I want to ask the aoor-
ing man when the money cfanging
class ever did anything to help the la
boring man from the history of crea-
ton down to now. Great applause and
cries of Money Our opponents tell
us that we are arraying
CLASS AGAINST CLASS.
1 deny it, "a voice, 80 do ~ We
are simply telling people that they
| have a right to keep other men out OF
the hands of their opponents. Cheers.
! Our opponents are trying to array the
laboringman of this country against
the farmers Of this country My
friends, L want you laboringmen to IN
vestigate and find out who ia is thai
has stood by the laboringmen in al
/ their troubles to improve their con
/ dition. Is it the farmer or is it the
president of the railroads. Great ap-
plause, and voice, That's a hot one;'
/
Mr.. Bryan and his escort were al
once conducted to Music han, which
was packed from pit to dome. In in
PRODUCING Mr.. Bryan, Senator German
said:
"It is my pleasure to present the
next president of the United States
Mr. W. ]. Bryan"
The applause and cheering were long
! continued, while the Nebraskan stood
! bowling and smiling. When he coul6
make himself heard he said:
81 come as the nominee in this cam
paign of three parties who believe in
| the restoration of the money of the
constitution (applause); as the nom.
inee of the three parties who believe
| that the money of the constitution is
! an honest money,
HONEST ENOUGH FOR ANY MAN
''The Democratic party at Chicago
adopted a platform which means some
thing, my friends. CA voice, Right you
are.') Our platform has alienated
/ some-it must needs be that any
| platform which covers several ques-
lions will ALLEVIATE some-but, my
! friends, 1 want to suggest this fol
your consideration: that the Chicago
/ convention, composed of delegates
named by the Democratic party, is the
| only authority that can determine
what is Democracy in this country
! (Applause.) Some have left the Dem.
ocratic party because of the action OF
the Chicago convention. We cannot
by any court process restrain then
from leaving the Democratic party
but we can shut the doors of that party
when they go out, and they canno
/ get back again. applause, long con
tinued.)
when we say that the money ques
ton is the paramount issue our op
ponents keep trying to thrust the tariff
question into the operation. Why no
settle the tariff question by interna
tional agreement? daughter and ap
plause.l Why, my friends, this nationa
Jconvention has occupied a kneelins
/ posture for so long that the old wprl(
hardly recognizes it now thatit stands III
/ and looks them in the face. applause.
have had reason TO remark that whei
they thought
THE SILVER CRAZE
did not amount to anything they would
then draw OUT the gold again and issu,
more bonds and keep UP as long a
/, there was a good material for bonds