The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
BRYAN Ar OTHER POINTS.
Greeted by large Crowds in Mary
Hand and Delaware.


land and Delaware.
Eas,on Md. Oct. 2i-The Democratic
presidential candidate last night ahan-
doned railway coaches and land carriages
for a trip on the water. lie came down
Chesapeake bay from Baltimore TO the
hamlet ~ Cabourne. on the eastern shore
OF Maryland, and he devoted the forenoon
Of to-day TO canvassiug that section Of
that state. He left the boat az C.a.bourne
and from that Point tra,ele1 by special
train.
Al ST. Mlchaeis. the first stopping place
Of the day AIR. Bryan SPOKE TO a small
number Of people. who had conEregated
there. Among those Ia the crowd were
some color,d people and 20 them Mr
Bryan addressed himself to some extent
Before speaking 20 the coored people he
referred 20 the question OF trusts lie
said that the Republican party was sug-
costing no remedy for the trusts. and tnat
the reason why this was 50 was that the
Republican campaign contributions came
from the trusts
on the race question. Mr. Bryan said:
1T is one OF the strange things We ree
Ia this campaign that the Republican
party goes TO black man and urges thst
man TO say by his vote that the brown
man in the Philippine Islands has not q
right to a voice IN this government AM
il seems 10 me that before a black man
votes 10 disfranchise a brown man he ha j
better ma out upon what basis his own
right stands. for II We deny 10 the Fill
pino the right 20 govern himself what
right have W. TO govern ourselves. Il
cost hundreds OF thousands Of lives aud
millions OF money Co give the black men
the Declaration Of Independence and now
We are spending hundreds and thousands.
~. millions OF dollars and wastiug lives
10 take the Declaration OF Indepcuden e
away from the brown man. Before the
black men of this country vo.e the Repub-
lican ticket they had better look into tho
matter and nnd out what he chance OF
the black man is to Doe when We draw "a
race line and say that because man in
the Philippine Islands is brown and not
OF our race We VIII send 90 capetbag gov
ernment over there and hold the govern
ment OF force over them by "a standing
army We believe In the Declaration Of
Independence and u we have race prob
IONS to solve here We think IL o. better 90
solve them than To go 1000 miles away
from home 20 get another race problem
ana enter upon It's solution, not here al
home but so far away from home as tho
Philippine Islands are.'
Faston WIS the scene Of a large gath
erlng. This Is the county seat of Talbot
county. an important agricultural cen er
and here Mr. Bryan addressed himself
especially 20 the farmers Referring to
the trusts Mr. Bryan sold his hearers
that they were especially dangerous 10 the
farming community
GLOW About 10 To 80
Salisbury. Md. oct. A.-In his speech
AZ Preston Mi Mr Bryan made refer
eDce to the financial question IN response
to an Inquiry The question was:
How about i6 to l?''
Mr. Bryan said.
II YOU want TO know about 70 TO
will tell you Sixteen TO one was the
paramount issue IN 1896 hut the Repuh-
llcans have done so many mean things
since then that we are kept busy on the
new thiugs But II Republican dis
putes the Is to ! doctrine you tell MIN
that We have a Republican President. a
Republican Senate ana a Republican
House. and they have never attempted %
change the l6 to ! ratio. and Mr.. Nc
Kiniey Is now coining silver dollars at
the ratio of Is 20 without waiting for
the all or consent Of any other nation
on earth. Until the Republican party
proposes to change the ratio.
I object 10 their discussing the ratio.
when they propose 90 change it we VIII
discuss 81 with them"
Antitrust Law Not Enforced.
Dover. Del. Oct 2t-Mr Bryan had an
excellent audience here. where he spoke
for about three-quarters OF an hour. The
crowd was large. aud its appreciation was
manifested by frequent outhursts Of APP
plause Referring 20 the trusts as an is-
sue Of the campaign. Mr.. Bryan said. IN
his speech
"lf Republican complains because YOU
discuss the trust question, YOU ask him
why his party did not eliminate the trust
question by eliminating the trusts II the
Republican party had done les duty dur
ing the last three years and a half there
would BE- no trust question TO discuse. The
President promised tho people in his in
auguraI address Of Marrh. 1897, that he
would enforce existing laws and recon-
mend new laws. Tie has done neither. The
Attorney General has not enforced the
law against the trusts. You have a law
on the statute books now that makes Il
penitcntiary onense for a man TO Or
ganize . trust You also have law
making it a penitentiary offcnse for q
man 10 steal q horse, but u is much safer
~ this country under Republican ad-
minlsiration TO conspire against 7500o .peo
people than to steal horse from one
man"
spoke 20 the Farmers.
Mr. Bryan again addressed himself TO
the farmers Of his audience and among
other things said 20 them;
why should farmer Ia Delaware vote
10 allow corporations TO water their stock
when no farmer can initiate the value of
his FARM / have not seen the statistics
of Delaware. bat have seen The stalls
tics Of other states showing that agri-
cultural land Will sell for less to-day than
!, would sell for ten. fifteen, or twenty
years ago You cannot lnhate the value
OF your farm. and yet you allow o eorpor-
alton TO issue watered stock. sometimes
as much a. ten times ne much water as
there Is money invested, and then you al
low n 20 combine and monopolize a mar