The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25


Cleveland; didn't make that mistake"
said he in answer to a question.
OGDEN MEETING BEGINS.
IIr- Bryan Makes a Most Impressive
Address.
Chairman Conroy introduced judge
W. L. Maginnis as chairman Of the
meeting, who forthwith announced a
selection by the band At the close OF
the humber. Judge AIaginnis said.
Fellow Citizens Of Utah: We are
met here 10 hear William jennings
Bryan, the next president Of the United
States. applause and cneers) For
four years the eyes Of this nation have
been on him and he has stood the Test
Of scrutiny
Mr.. Maginnis referred specifically to
the firm stand taken by Mr. Bryan on
the great questions of the day, as COM
pared to the vacillatiug policy Of Mr..
Mckinley, and won great applause by
saying, a vote for King now is a vote
for Bryan next fall"
Judge Maginnis introduced Hon Fred
T. Dubois as one who had in the past
made great sacrifices for the cause Of
bimetallism.
Mr.. Dubois stepped forward in the
midst Of applause. and said in part:
Those of US who left the St Louis
convention, who left the senate or the
house because Of our views on the cur
rency question, made sacrifices not
nearly so great as we would have made
if We had remained in that convention"
(Applause.) Mr.. Dubois referred to
the fact that he was speaking in the
n 0p a nd 70 +l-
man, Hon. Frank J. Cannon" and
said:
Frank Cannon would speak from
every rOstrum in the state Il
he were here, and would speak
for William II. King, whom I
am proud to name as M
friend and fellow worker" Referring
TO the Republican foreign policy the
speaker said: They have none. You
cannot tell whether they are going 70
have free trade in Porto Rico and free
trade in the Philippines. or vice versa
The speaker appealed to silver Repub-
licanS TO stand by the principles for
which they had cOntended in 1896, as
neither the issues nor the men had
changed.
At the close Of Mr.. Dubois speech.
Mr.. Hagbert Anderson sang a bass
solo that was well received and the
chairman then introduced Mr.. Bryan,
who said in part:
Great Leaders Remarks.
Ladies and Gentlemen: 7 was in
trOduced so many times in 1886 Is the
next president that it does not make
my heart beat so rapidly. 1 hope
have a higher ambition than merely
TO be president Of the United states.
1 don't mean by that that we should
~ If q
have that officer also the kins Of Porto
Rico and emperor Of the Philippines
(Applause.)
I have an ambition to make 10 50
that to be a citizen Of this republic VIII
be the greatest dignity possible for one
TO attain, and yet as q Demon 7 an
for King. (Applause.) I carae- IN
6erstand why anyone who voted LoF
me in 1896 should not vote for III
King, and I want 10 see him elected
by a majority greater than you gaIs
me. You know in 1886 il was c-'le--
for the Republican party 10 -e0-saLl--S
itself.
L want you to understand that Fl-s
cast now in Utah viii have an mn
ence in shaping national policies. L
you were to elect q Repub-.a- mn
this state, they would underz-aid =
the east that silver was los.n- il--.
that militarism and impe-ia--5.- @-o
strong in Utah. I have Of -a-- ne.
visiting in the east, and L found L@-
down there they admit they l-L L1.
understand the question in go me
thought then we were tryl-- ID q
- = one class against the Other.
lTe have Of late been teach. -S ne
--a- we have not been array-1g cas-
60 --Ist class, but have been -aS---7
people to love and not hate one a-
other.
The Republicans have begun Trol5.
To hear them talk. you would uL -l9
that in building a house thy ho---
lift the roof and then put le TO-
under it; you would think mat 60
man who had a job to give oul =,
ferred a favor on any man tha- -
gives it to. -.
I maintain that any man has I-7--
TO work, and that the skill h. pos
adds value TO the capital Il Ms
plOyer.
we might conclude from the l-s29 ~
lican argument that the man N".
posits money in a bank is graH--- -
favor by the banker, who cons
take care Of the money for me u ~
itor.
Republicans Always wrong
Sometimes I could hardly pres
a smile, and yet it was too sad -' - -
when I saw a man arrayet ID Pa-. -t-et
wearing a yellow ribbon 10 sn9" -
he enjoyed it believe the Rep l.'- -
party has arrayed itself on th- -
side of all great questions no" pe. 80
the people. 1 propose TO discuss d
Of these. 49,. n
Mr.. Bryan took up the qCeS .-.l--1s
taxation, referring first 10 me ms
tax. He referred to the De-llJ--S1 81 Inc
championship of this measure, anu Ne
supreme court decision against L-.-.-l-a4
also quoted from one dlsl--- - .5s-
jurists opinion that some day l-- --+511
cisiOn would rise up 10 veN lhe ---'-f 7r
1t did rise up 70 veX the l.a-i 49,, his
when we had a war with 0L+- -,3siry
decision prevented US from he
money in that way for carryllls o--
war. Dan
Il want to remind you, M, Ar. - s,sr-v
continued, shat the Republican LN ne
is perpetuating the stamp taA u ~
people while il has taken tAe I-141rs
the national banks that We Ol-
the war began. applause .,.-faI
In England they have an M M Il
policy, but an income tax % ;-,16oss
on Here they are trying 10 LIZ