New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
,rrx4r1p DENoUNcEs TRUSTS.

,....o- 1onn p Atgeid Of Illinois was
greeted with great enthusiasm lie sPoA'
as follows:
The evils that result the godd Fandasa ss
bava not been exaggerated or oVers.aT een makes
MISTAKE who thinks that the Aier e Io5cb as
are ready TO abandon TINS rstio Practically
IN the abandonment of the cause t MAJ tSe ratio
makes ABANDONED without dsintegratng ana aco ore
Showing the Democratic party. f0r Who would
Of OF our standard by such an abandon
,nent Of principles, ten thousahu i"9' Va
vS9 9 n ~o money question is not the only gTest
question that confronts, us us Injunction. system
Gnssr Which Federal Judge elected TO p pg6t of
corporation influences strikes TTm wave of the
free aside the right of trial by jury ma
b hnTT of English liberty. at the mere iea'e''
offered by corrupt Gapitai oens IL
too great for the ordinary dne man eRptations are Of
800 thew will be effective by the esndmn, tho
Of the system system % could be taken away. and thus
M 9ducement TO bride would be desITISeI nartes
For GuSrtedr OF trusts m0n9PUltesd
Nearly every State IN the c6veTnment has legis.
aga agar egainst them yet in spite OF TINS
nsfIon in spite OF all this eesla11n has been
on m1ltPly9s futile Federal Judges
uniformly declared It to be Seen FOUND to be
uA rhe trusts are masters OF the trusts is
is evident that to simply 60 Oh he hmerican peo-
an insult 70 come to stay and therefore II Is me
mission and the duty OF tn eeronoiv for the public.
secu.Se 'n neoDie that means municipal ana a. "a
LOT ,taI pvcpership OF all monopones Will roi "
men,ao for government as yet TO control
~ 10 r6ere denunciation OF trusts you ~ ~. noo1e
| great number Of Democrats IN - 40 about IL Look
Want know what we propGtse U H and you viii
and that the so-called gold-standard Den0C ~ The
nnt eaTnestly and heartily with us on any VI o.
not aIumeesti9ns that now confront our people by
Sanity taste interest, afhlaton ana M ~ eban
.inn thev arc on the other side. inc uea Vi ep'.,
S SO1 ny,ncnle and adopting some cheap common
cry with the hope OF ,hus sweeping tne couls
getting Offices, even ~H1 oni ps'O Consideration
81 The hands OF any man who loves MS Go HS
But would be f1 1 a should ADOPT SUCH
IL might as well issue certificate OF election 10
william M ~ said hat we cannot carry the country
rn,ess we get New-York. and that In order to get
| Vew-York we must abandon our principles In the
nrsd baJi Mace Want TO say that the time has
| hv when the Democracy can carry New-York on a
biear-eyed platform. The rank and Me OF the Dem,
devoted to The principles OF the Cncago platform
Selection was made possible by the votes OF Demo-
| Gratis who preferred TO support an open enemy to
| srpportIng a Democrat who stood for nothing.
While Governor Atgeld in the midst OF the
discourse Mr. Bryan reached the theatre He was
admitted to the stage by n rear entrance and took
a seat In the wings, where he awaited the conclu
sion of Mr.. Altged's speech.
After the speeches had been concluded the Wis.
itors went to the Gait House. where the Banquet
OF the Young Mems Democratic Club OF Louisville
10 President Tarvin given To attend this and
to respond 10 the toast "rhc Democratic Party
Mr.. Bryan had made a special trip to Louisville
two days earlier than he had expected.