The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
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vr uean then quoted Gov. Roosevelt
.T.. men who object 10 what thcy
err. government by injunction arc. As
r.,elrIs the essential principle 90 hearty
.,muatay with their remote skinclad an-
,aetora who lived IN caves. fought one
another with stone axes and ate che mann
moth aud woody rhinOceros.
cJmmentiug on this. MIR Bryan said;
IN want 10 ask YOU whether sou expect
.nv relief from government by iniunction
from people who say that any man who
opposee government by injunction ought
to be- ciassed with the woolly rhinoccros
THE Democratic party is opposed 20 gov
,rlmcut by injunction. The Democrat
yarty believes that the right Of trial bt
ury is sacred thing. ana that u you
eln give it 20 the meanest thief, ana
,lackest murderer YOU ought 70 give
fo laboriug man as Well
Questions well Answered.
Mr Bryan spoke 20 a cougre cation COM
posed largely Of cool miners az the litte
mountain town OF seweu He told the
people there that the Democrats party
stood for inc arbitration Of labor disputes
ard for rsprcscntative OF the labor in
forests 300 she cabinet 81 the President
When some enc in the crowd asked him
what d. would 90 Tor the OLD soldiers n
elected. he replied he would appoint q
commissioner OF pensions who would be
more satisfactory 20 the soldiers than the
present one.
AFTER "a. train started 20 move In leav-
Hs Scwell "a man in the outskirts 81 the
crowd. apparently very much So earnest.
demanded 90 know about Mr. Bryun's at
tfgde toward the ratification of thu Paris
r.tce treaty. Mr. Bryan had the train
s'1pp.i aud made q fun explanation Of
t.s action and position 10 thar matter
When this explanation had been conclud-
.i the same man asked about the cNpen-
i ctIrc Of S510000o IN procuring those iai-
auds To this inquiry Mr. Bryan replied
~ yol Ind read an article that wrote
about month before the treaty was
tered YOU would have seen that we
.lIi have go, it back from the Filipinos
8. ra.urn for Independence but II you did
ra. 7 would rather con slider ~ "a con'ri-
button TO librety than as plrt payment
oa men and their lands"
when Mr. Bryan concluded h.s reply
I.s intcrrogat0r pushed hiF way through
trs crowd and coming up TO the car
Platform. offered his hand 20 the presiden-
t.ul candidate saying;
~ Thought had right as an Amer
lam citizen 60 ask that question"
Mr Bryan said In response.
You certainly DID have. and am glad
you asked g."
The questioncr joined in the cheers
Walch sent Mr. Bryan on his way.
Going 90 Maryland.
The meeting nj Hinton was the las,
.- the day. and when IL concluded. Mr.
ryan left FOR Washington. en- route for
Maryland. 20 which state he Will devote
morrow.
Hinton Is the home Of State Chairman
Miller ana the meeting here was IN all
rsspects one Of the best OF the day. Mr..
BRYAN made a general speech at this
Il fn.rt
Il When someone asked him about the
o. essity for q large army IN this coun-
'r D.. s3id that II the Democratic plans
Il for the settlement Of disputes b. nrbitra-
r0n for doing away with the blacklist
a.I Tor adjustment q government by in
i.t. lion could b. put into execution, there
H'.ld DC no necessity FOR a large army.
Thee crowd a. Hinton was not large. but
n4. noisiiy demonstrauve There Were
& number OF shouts for Mckinley at the
n Ua..rriug OF the meeting