Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

DO not propose thnt the fruits OF unuths
er victory shall turn ~ ashes upon their
lips. Above all they don't want any
more presidential pigs In pokes. They
Will get what they want The platform
that have outlined will give lovers "
freedom and good government every
where hearts " oak.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
Upon that platform We viii place .
man who II u platform within himself
whose name. | am happy To state. In
eNccratcd BY every monopoilHt In
America and loved by every patriot be.
twiNt the two occanH--and land him In
the white iiouac-thc forcmnrt states
man Of our arc-wiillam Jennings
Bryan. Of Nebraska and Of the United
States at large
when he sltH In the chair Of WASH
lngton ana wears the mantle of JEFF
ferson. there will be- another Andrew
jackson come to Judgment.
IN times ~ peace hc n n civilian.
In times Of war he II a soldier; at all
times he Is the Ideal American citizen
ana patriot.
PALMER AND DuCKNER.
But We may be- asked whether we
want the Palmer and lluckner Demo-
Gratis back. az course We dove viii
welcome them. not as major generals
and brigndlefa. but nH prlynteH-n0t to
teach ~ Democracy. but 20 learn Dem
inocfncy Of uH-und viii give them the
glorious opportunity of winning now
lnurclH. Yes, We welcome those return.
lnF ptviigais. but they must not expect
To- monosoilHe the fattcd calf. Those
VINO have borne the heat and burden
~ the day-thc hrunt Of the battle
expect the choicest and largest cuts OF
the veal Themselves.
DOORS STAND WIDE OPEN.
'-rhc doors stand wide open 10 All who
wish To- help u.s. We will not inalire
too infinitely Into their nn,eceienta
Their are two Institutions which have
no mnurnotn' bench-thc Dcmoorntlc
party aud the chmpbclllie church. we
also welcome all Republicans who are
dissatisfied with Marx Iinnna'n new
tangled policy % imperialism We hnli
with delight the patriotic movements
~ Dr. Ami prctorioun and other Ger
mnn-AmeriCan editors, knowing full
wen that the Republicans cannot carry
a state west NJ the Alleghenlea nnd
north OF Arkansas without the German
vote, ''
''wo also extend the right hnnd NJ
Fellowship 10 the vast army of trnvol.
lng men who hay. discovered that
trusts are their especial enonl.s and
VINO are now preaching an nnti-tfrtst
crusade. Moro power 10 their tongues. o
Trusts and Democracy orcunIo,
Col, NJ. e. Wetmorc Of ~ Iouis mi
few minutes Ills refnari. 49,
greeted with cheers "'''
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'"'SF AND ITS IAliENTS.
lie was followed no no, n.,t, -.
Almond of AIisso,,ri v'bo .,,,sn ~ 49,, Ut
'srhe Trust and N. par.n,- % lr1'H
parents IN The tr,,st scc,r'ti,,. O., ~
speaker. arr The protectlvc ,a,ir W ~, wv
ored by Tho Eenuhiirara and ~ ,N-
naiiy which he claimed that party
When Mr.. HAYES ar"sl. ,o inirod,,c,,
Mr.. bryan he was greeted win An,
plauHe and the anniaus. v.hish ~
Mr.. Bryan was OF Inc most fiatt,rins
description. The cheers drovne1 ,be
music of the hand. which struelf m
Hold the Fort. as he ndVanced a. ~
front Of the roatrim, Mr.. uryan snoI,
as follows:
-,
wi bltfAN'h Address.
"An actor WIN Waited Nehr,s,,, 81.
Gently. upon lenrnina fron' n ne,,,,,i,-
can that conndsnre had hs,n ,..,n,,,t
remarked that he md examine,, IN.