The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-06

congress in extra session in case OF his
election. Tor the consideration OF the
Philippine question. He expressed the
opinion that II President Mckinney should
be reelected the Philippine war would
be prolonged indehn .tely. while, in case
q ais election. he was C nhdent the war
would be brought TO a speedy close.
The sixth meeting of the ght WIS held
at Washington hall. Mr.. Bryan spoke for
only few minutes, appealing for big
ger majority in the State than in 1886,
1t was 1850 o'cfock wnen Mr.. Bryan APP
peared at the Boyd theater. As he came
on the stage some one shouted Bryant
all right"
Mr. Bryan said "You do not know how
con o lag Il Is to be assured that ! am
all rigat at the end OF campaign like
this. Speaking physically. do feel bet
ter ftan | ever have felt before at the
end of camp align
He spoke at the thester for thirty min
utes, giving his attention to what he
characterized as the colonial policy of
the republican party. Mr.. Bryan made
made his next speech In the Creighton
theater He said in part: II want to re-
flute the charge that the democratic par
ty Is trying to array claes against class.
Republicans say We are preaching a scs-
pei of hate. deny IL. We preach n
gospel OF love. | want you TO know that
the republican party has ariayed every
trust magnate against the democia lc par
ty, and we ask the victims TO come with
us.
The trust magnate stands nigh in So
oiety. deebte his crimes, and the repuJli-
can party dare not attack HIM. Is ii not
strange that the republican party shou d
plant itself ON the highwayman's pc
that might makes right, as it is doing In
the Philippines?
THE republican party should be
ashamed OF its course II, for instance,
the people in North arolina are doing
wrong, is that any excuse for dong lar
worse in the Philippines than has ever
been attempted in any State of tho
Union?"
The last speech of the night and OF the
campaign was before the Good Shepar1
\ fair in the Schlitz roof garden. and II
did not begin until almost 1870 o'clock
Mr.. Bryan spoke of the campaign Just
closed He closed at 1;5b Tuesday morn
ing, and when he left the platform after
nineteen hours of consecutive work. ana
AN exceptionally long and arduons CAM
paign his voice was still strong ana
clear and his physical condition hrst
class
Following are the closing words OF Nj.
Bryan's speech tonight:
I'VE have submitted these questions,
"
for the American people to act, and all
that / can ask OF the American voter is
TO act tomorrow at the polls Just as
he would II ne knew that the destiny oil
his Nation was hanging on a single vote
for it is terrible responsibility, my
, friends--it is a terrible responsibility "a
be a citizen at time like this, for INC
vote of a citizen is potent to determine
the destiny of this Nation. and by de-
ter1nining the destiny OF this Nation the
vote OF the citizen will determine the
destiny OF other nations. for if liberty
triumphs here VI will triumph elsewhere;
| IL 1t dies hero, IL dies elsewhere and
therefore when you are fighting this bot
tie. you are fighting It, not for Amorlca
| alone but for the world, and the world
looks on while our battle Is fought upor
! this principle l beg you TO recognize the
responsibility OF citizenship and vote as
= you would II YOU knew that your vote
/ would determine the contest"