The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-07
GRAND RUSH
TO HEAR BRYAN
Leader Creates Enthusiasm in
Indiana and Kentucky.
TALKS OF TRUSTS
AND IMPERIALISM
Addresses All Glasses and Con.
diti0nS Of Hearers.

Louisville, Ky. Oct. S.-Mr. Brva,
concluded his days work with a $780,,
tonight to an audience that hIlea tia
Dig auditorium to its utmost. After
crossing the river he made a 7rteen
minutes speech in Jeffersenviue from
the rear platform Of his train to a
large and enthusiastic crowd.
At the meeting in LouisvfIle ETr
SrVan was introduced by ex-Governor
J. B. McCreary. It was several min
utes before the nominee could BEGIN
his speech. and the demonstration paid
nm was enthusiastic in the extreme.
MI Bryan viii leave at 2-so q N. for
OaleLn. Where he will spend Sunday
with relatives Monday he WIN beg51
q campaign in Illinois
MI BRYAN made fourteen speeches
curing turing the day before crossing the
Ohlo river These speeches We're made
az Plalnneid, small town a few miles
Out from Indianapolis, Gresncas tIa
6razll, an important mining center:
Ierre Haute, Lewis. Linton, Elaora-
Washington, Shoals. aFucbei CgTIearS
salem New Albany and JefersonviIIe.
t5ls audiences were AL large sxcept at
the very small towns. At such pItrces
as Terre Haute, Linton, Salem and
washington there were multitudes of
people At all the stopping places
great enthusiasm was displayed and
the people followed him ruthlessiT in
crowds They did not desert on se-
count OF the rain. and Mr.. BRYAN pro-
tected himself with an uznbrz5la 81 M
-~4yan IS sanding UP Wsld6T1ulfyf m
der the strain Of the campaign, and he
said here tonight that he felt better
than he did when he started out
Buying Trade With Blood.
At Linton Mr. Bryan said:
Republicans, you want the spIendor
OF an empire; we want happiness Of a
self-gOVerning and a contented people.
You want the American trumpet TO be
heard around the world; we want the
sun OF liberty to shine so it Will be seen
around the world. You want this na-
t1on to come out as a bully; you want
this nation TO jump on to inferOciOuS
people, as you call them; you want the
nation to purchase trade with Ameri-
can blood You say il viii pay. How
much is d man worth In trader Two
thousand dead bodies have 6Oated back
across the Pacific Hoy much are they
across the Pacific How much are they
your sons- ask you fathers and moth
ers- how much is one Of your sons
worth. measured by trade?
L believe in Almighty Cod, I believe
he knows the thoughts and purposes Of
men, but am not willing to blame Cod
for evil thoughts If I thought in my
trace it to God, If felt in my heart an
impulse to do bad. I would not lay it
to him You must distinguish between
temptation and opportunity Tempta-
ton comes to do wrong; opportunity
comes to do good; but you at your
peril must decide Whe5her it is a temp
tation or an opportunity.
Temptations nave come in the past.
Some times men have yielded TO temp
ta'tion and fallen from their high
estates; some times they have beSted
and made them stepping stones to
grander things. The Bible tells US
that LSC0 years ago satan took the
Saviour on 70 4 high mountain ana Of
fered him the Kingdoms Of the earth II
he would fall down and worship him;
but Christ said, Get thee behind me,
Satan
THE Republican party was taken
upon q high mountain and shown the
Philippine islands, but it did not have
the courage to resist temptation In
stead Of saying Get thee behind ne
SATAN 1t looked up to the Spanish
monarchy and said Wen give You so
cents for those fellows
To-day you viii find men are preach
ing the gospel of force. I am amazed
when I hear a preacher shouting for
the doctrine that makes this nation the
exponent of brute force. Do they for
get that when the angel came 70 an
nounce the birth of Christ, they cane
not to soldiers in battle array, but to
such herders as kept their fiOcizs BY
night Do they forget that It was not
a call to arms, but a message Of peace
on earth, good viii toward menT "