The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-10-26

carefully consider whether he Is pre-
pared to make this man possibly the
next president of the United States
The people OF the South are certainly
getting heart scald of negro domi
nation and no one can tell what the
outcome would he il bv a possibilit,
a blood-thirsty character like Roose
welt should ever get into the White
House. A man of his dangerous
characteristics as president OF the
United States might precipitate a race
war, which only tremendous blood
shed could quell. The most peaceful
way to settle the question is by de
featiDg him at the election.
MIR. BRYANS SPEECH ON THE
YOUNG MIN AND THE TR USTS.
My greatest objection TO the trusts
is that the trust is closing the door Of
opportunity against our Young mer
and condemning the boys of this ms.
ton to perpetual clerkships. To-day
we are approa ching a period of indus
trial despotism, where few men will
control each great branch Of industry
where every person who buys finished
products will buy at the trust price
where every person who furnishes
raw material will furnish it at the
trust price, and where every man who
works for wages will work for the
wages fixed by the trust.
And when that condition is com
plete-and the Republican party mo-
only does not stop it, but encourages
it-when that condition is complete
then hundreds of thousands of labor
ing men instead of addressing theil
appeal to the Almighty, will have tc
pray to the trust magnates "Give III
this day our daily bread" (Tre
mendous applause.)
When a man who has worked year.
in making himself proficient at some
work, has but one employer, if wher
he losses his employment under thai
one man he must go out and com
mence life over with no advantage
from his experience, he ceases to be 6
free man, he becomes the serf of the
man who employs him, and then. a,
the election approaches, the trust
magnate can threaten to close down
and starve those who work for him i
they refuse to vote for a government
of the syndicates, by the syndicates
(Applause)
A government of the people, by the
people, and for the people is impossi
BILE under reign of the trusts. l wan
you to believe me when l say that
am more interested in this campaign
as citizen than l am as a candidate
more interested as a father than l an
as Democrat. Great applause.)
l have son and l have daughters
l do not know what my son will be.
do not know what my sons-in-laW
will be; do do not want govern
ment, good only for lawyers or bank
ers, or trust managers.
want a Government that will plant
q hope in the heart of every child borI
into the world, and give every beine
something to live for. Great APP
plause.) II could leave to my chill
dreu Government which would pro
tect them in the enjoy ment Of life anG
liberty and in the pursuit Of happi
ness, and guarantee to them a fail
share Of the proceeds of their toll,
will leave to my children richer in
heritance than any trust magpatt
ever left If he left his fortune and thu
law by which he robbed others to ge'
It. Tremendous applause)
If were choosing an emblem which
would represent our fight against in
dustrial monopoly l would take tn,
mother with her child in her arms.
need not tell you that the mother
loves her child. / need not tell yol
that from the moment when her lif,
hangsin the balance at the child's
birth until death takes one or the
other there is no moment of her wax
ing hours when that child is out of tn,
mothers thoughts. What is tn,
mother raising the child forH
1t Ia with the hope that that chile
may make the most of life's oppor
tunities. 1t is with the hope tina
that child may be its own master, anC
may have some chance to work out {
glorious destiny. Republicans if yol
be here, l dare you to shut the doc
upon the humblest child and tax,
away from it the possibility Of being
independent. Great applause.)
am not satisfied to stop extortion
want to make it impossible for
private monopoly to exist in tn
United States. "a voice: "Good!'
and great applause.) l don't believ'
God ever made a man good enough t,
stand at the head of private mono
poly and fix for his own profit tn
price of necessaries of life. (Applause.
THE MEETING ON SATURDAY..
We urge the people of Harforc
county to turn out and come to tn,
meeting to be held here, in Bel Air
tomorrow afternoon and night. Thes,
will be the only county meetings o
the campaign, and large attendanc
will add materially to our anticipated
victory on election day. The commit
tee have gone to the trouble to get ex
cellent speakers and it is as little al
the Democrats can do to turn out ant
hear them.
No matter if you are going to vot,
the ticket. Vast crowds at public
meetings do more to strike terror il
in the hearts of the Republicans thai
any thing else we can do. They arr
scared now, even if they do wear 5
pleasant smile-and a good old tim,
Democratic rally will help the gooc
work along amazingly.
II any person shall by force
threat, menace, intimidation, brib
cry or reward, or offer or promis.
thereof, or otherwise unlswfully
either directly or indirectly, infu
ence or attempt to influence any
voter in giving his vote; every
such person shall upon conviction
ethereof, be punished by imprisOn
|ment in Jail or in the penitentiary