New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-09

neads CT those corporations assert the right to con-
,rol the vote Of those who work for them. then
greater question than the silver question ZAP:
plause? II a corporation has the right 10 control
right TO control 1t on every other question Cries
OF o. Right you are" and app;ausel Those corpora
ihey are creatures OF iav. Has the law given unto
.hese corporations any such power? tCries OF mo-
My friends, do YOU think you under Govern
nk be w we se sG sS S 09 wSn
sS the bankers? ARpsgiSe II WE could trust
a time. but when You remember that the York
banker Is urder control Of the London banker ask
people TO a few fnancers We have been told that
We cannot borrow money from abroad unless We have
abroad My friends. You let them control your finan
cs system len, and yon win meyer see time when you
ing your financial policy. Great cheeringl Talk
70 ask You why i, S that every Democrat who is in.
terested in a syndicate and trust or has a salary
rar SAYS hees is wby m a"i IS
cause the Democratic party has declared against the
With synSos Ta g sS rom me the
il is because the Democratic party is opposed to the
Il is because the Democratic party believes in the
control and the regulation and the restriction OF an
which they were allowed TO exist .Great cheering
IN the pa Mn not
smaller business men who have felt the iron nee o.
BY ' its 1 anS a cOmpstOns Great appSuss
II we TO lose all the attorneys OF these sr eau
who have been plundered by these trusts ana tnr
attorneys who have received a part OF I'M pun,
der? Checrs and shouts Of Yes We are no, nor
for the eope T Sase Of 'Ss*
men to he few ofo the producers Of ar 70
corner the wealth and they are trying to arr T,
them against the rest OF the peopley said that
we ought to hav business admnistra'3,n con
business principles in Sehs5 o OF ,hey
by that % they cal the farmers sv op oSnGccH
Cries Of e NS ma oh goes no on s ,ne Board
and makes more an hour betting on tne oI p.'bh he
Of wheat You snss ma an These people who have
attempted few OF the pfopiI s,e af tat the
a,r 81 Of fe this Governme should be pu' in The
hands Of few when We have co,np' 10 me- The
have been calling Is dsturbers Of the peace alio
they called Anarchists my simnN oNpres
The contempt which they have for the grca mas
S Sse the o neSpIy f o. tVs years. hes
they call simply prov. that R ,neS in the hands
S he neonle who have created its wealth IN times
Of OF peace and who have tough; It's battles In time
show S me who now Oy Of fan peo n5 Mao
Ch,ts and xs W w smTS never go to the from: bg
they are the people who Islander mos VIZ "o.r
tight the battles to save thei- own property zap
plause)
Mr. Brvsn said that when No was called dis
turher Of the public peace it was gratifying 10
NEE. the toers Of his own city. who indorsei MN
as one they willing 10 trust lie saln ne 'N-
nected a ma joriiy of this Lancaster county an"
!, majority Of not less than 1000 in Nehraskd.
We thought even This majority was not large
enough Continuing he said:
NV friends gentlemen down in Ncw-Nork called
attention 10 the fact that sentiment was a' OF
our side in this campaign. and enc man san M
a man could not write poem IN favor OF -
Gates running the business of this country. Nr-
plaise) DO YOU know what word rhymes VIII
'syndicate"? II is hate. ana you cannon wiz 80
a poem and YOU cannot sing a song IN laHot oS
the syndicate controlling the financial poncy o,
sneech (Cries Of Go We haven mar
erouch-Y You know tina. would hate aWfu"l
10 have the New-York papers say that ma!
driven an audience awav in my oWn town threat
cheering)
Prolonged cheering followed and tho assemblaGe
dispersed
This evening the National Silver party, through
it's regularly appointed committee. formal? told
William Jennings Bryan Of his nomination ny Us
Convention at ST. Louis The function took place
in the open air on the plaza and lawn in front Of
Nebraska's State Capitol building. win me OK
ception Of those seated In fewscore chairs on inc
sneakers platform and directly in front al H. All
the audience standing
The most marked difference between to.nlgnt
ceremonies and those In New-York was ~" ia"'
that Mr. BRYAN did not read his speech IN hnsMff
m the information formally given by m" committ'e
of The Silver PARTY He made speech without the
aid If notes and was frequently applauded