The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
WELCOMED WILDLY.
continued from first PaseJ

fb-f fH. report was gross eAekk'tatiou+
.rr. ta sald. Il am sample OF what
r.. on on the farm. have some idea
rst. b. taking place there"
r...r. further to Tho Republican
,....r,f prosperity. Col. Bryan claimed he
u. wiling 20 admit that the army con-
.,.a.. and abe trust maEnates might d.
generous "a man who gets special
-..r...a at the hand OF the goyernmcn Mt
.r prosper under Republican adminis;ra-
Ia r. said. but 4 deny that ihc
a.tt. producers OF the country are en-
..rf hclr snare Of The governments
qraiU. unF
mis- noint there were cries Of Han
"a. HANNAH Co. Bryan merely re-
.s,rl.i ly asking his audience not TO
f-is. with great name.
4 word About Trusts.
~,.re up the subject Of trusts Col.
pr-,r 4, eaf,l that they had grown un-
ar t..- ADMINISTRATION more rapidly than
s.a- before. and he asserted that the Re-
f1I..r. refused TO meet the isrues they
created He declared thar the President
.srrr more time warning you not 20
So. .dur good trust than he does tell
.rr ,og how 10 hurt the bad ones.
In tta slme connection he referred TO
h. position Of GOV. Roosevelt and Sen
a.o- Jenna on the subject OF trusts. aud
reference m both Instances was met
win srt1ns ard Misses.
"Nr Hanna says there ore no trusts.
Ca Eunn went on Are You going 20
send man out 10 hunt the trusts who
knows where every trust treasure y. bat
sv. there are no truEtag
Ir sponaa 10 this last Interrogation.
voice fam the audience responded. we
V. -ud YOU" Col. Bryan again quoted
fam President McKinley's inaugural ad-
dr. Ga fne sub5ect OF trusts and charged
tta, tf. President had neither enforced
trs existing antitrust laws nor recon-
mtritI new ones. His attorney general.
De- a.i draws his salary and permits tho
trusts 60 go on and Cypress the people.
go Bryan referred 90 the ice trust. de-
elrlrs chat, apparently. this was the
or'v trust OF which Republicans had any
suoH edge
'lf any Republican tells YOU" he said.
"tt.t The ice trust IS hurting the people.
SOD 'rI him that you have SO NUN con-
iera in the Republican governor thai
SOD know that he would not be- out West
Hikrg speeches II che people were sur
frir. rom the ice trust" This remark
a8s received with cheers
Means Industrial Despotism.
col Bryan outlined his remedy for
trusts which was TO nut on the free rs'
0ey trust-made article. and TO require
tfu-f corporation 10 take out a license
ard Undergo strict scrutiny iu an other
static. han those in which they We're or
Eanzel lie expressed conviction that We
ara approaching a period Of industrial.
eesHot-m. where few men will control
e1a1 great branch Of industry. when ev-
e1 ftrson who buys finished products
vil buy nt trust price. where every
.Ha.H
f.rr..h 90 az a trust price, and whore
Nfrr man who works for wages Will
work for the wages liked by the trust"
Si.l e condition as this meant he said
trfiHm for the people. for government
II re people. by the people ard FOR tho
people was impossible under the reign or
us trust
Dwelling unon his remedy for trusts.
b. .l be- would squeeze the water on
q ,He stock There would be food
of while" he declared. "hut there will
O. aaucst corporations afterwsrh.
Against "a Large Army.
CU Bryan then called attention to the
r.rtse Of the standing army. ana when
b. ntkei N We should have a large army
n n. United States. mere were several
fespouses Of No" NO" from the audi
e,e he declared that the President
al made his request for an increase Qf
he Standing army from 25,0oo 70 10000
gao months Before war broke out Ia the
Philippines.
WAS b, because" he asked. they knew
nsre was 10 be war? Wac IL because
htr knew imperialism ana war ami
ao.i.1ei would come. or did they want
Ne army whether they had war or not?''
Do declared that Republicans desired
" standing army for both foreign and
Gene D. reasons. II believe" he said re-
laurg % previous utterance. THAT one OF
la' reasons why they want a large army
20 build for Ia every large city and
e'e tns army TO suppress by force that
qsconicnt That ought 90 be cured by leg
@A'on II the increase Of the army was
u''hlsi 20 maintain an imperial policy.
mere .ould be no justification for 1t on
wy ground. because the people had never
voted ioT an imperial policy"
Then ON the Philippines.
ln sabsfantlation OF his assertion that
'a' Democrats were not raising scarce
Io" Con Bryan referred 20 the Porto
a''l1 ..g.slatlon OF the last session OF
solRf' as proof Of what people say. He
-''Afei that their legislation was based
-Ioh European IDEAS. and not upon Amer
'h principles According 10 that docu-
s1' ae said presldent Is bigger than
utution.. And then Col. Bryan
heaare my friends OF a President
'. DO becomes greater than he con-
-'i.n There IS 10 place whore you
1w the line. 1t viii become al
and no Constitution
Eio.ac the Republican platform 80 20
osuon TO be made Of the Filifi-
VINO 10 decide their welfare? We.
' decide our duty? We. Wh1t
ih. Filipino 90 10 with g.? Nothing
They DO not dare defend that
ani I am afraid before this cam
~ over that they will try 10 rr1vc
N's not written by the Republican
10 an but that ~ was put IN
mo one who had no authority"
iN H.s reason for expressing this
was the fact that the ratification
"are treaty had been placed AZ
Tie then took up the question
"nnectlon wife the ratification Of
'n' and said that the Republicans
~, hnd senator. who would say
a - voted, for it because he tBry-
s. 'l favored Il, and continued:
n, .tn prove By Senator yelling
republican. that without his vote
ue- nor have been ratified. that Ne
h1. have voted for A. but for the
Na we Pres .dont promised him that
pa.- .'Npnlne Islands would not Dc held
~ ." She Ratification.
willie. bryan ,hsn declared that he was