The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-28

vastly more important. They viii be
! greatly benefited by the Democratic doc-
1llhes, put those who speculate in the
/ "eSth OF someone else will not be
( Inc common people only ask the right
! 70 IaPor and enjoy the fruits of th@ir
SpIi. our chairman speaks of your love
III your natlVe land If yOU did not love
] your native land you would not be fit to
pe citizens: man who does not love
his native land is of no use to anv c0,,7
I JIOn. " III VI auop-
Mr. Bryan talked for twenty minutes
ana then drove through cheering crowds
70 Cooper Union. 10
cooper Union WAS crowded to the doors
WIN Germans, who had come there to
! hear Mr. Bryan address them under nc
auspices OF the German league of the ma
i,ls; 51S,soclaion of Democratic clubs
imperialism was the strongest note in the
e. speakers. O'ii-
Mr. Blyan's appearance in the hall was
the signal for ~ outbreak of the roosf
uhDounded enthusiasm Every rersor IN
the large audience jumped to his fee ND
in the seat. -'0 iOIiiu
Stands Firm For Silver.
The band played The Star SpaneIed
Banner, but at first this could not he
n lfard for the tremendous volley Of APP
AR. Bryan was profuselv greeted ny,
nose on the platform. lie returned their
ne faced the audience ne looked sr1iIine
happy and confident. He spoke as fo9I,
lows: 00 iOi-
If the Republicans tell me The r,o,,,o
cratic Germans left the Democratic party
70 - save the gold standard. l reply that
lHcy nave come back to save the DECLARE
non OF Independence. l have made no at
Tempt TO conceal my views on the money
question. tC~ies OF Good Goods
Mouig pc INV 1Ttly Of your confidence: Il
would be unworthy of your sIioport Tor
any ONCE II my opinions should be
changed 10 suit an occasion or TO win a
vote II ! would surrender my COnvictionS
on the money question in order 10 oct IN
he president 1 might surrender nv con-
NlctoHS on the trust question on tho
army question, and on Imperialism after
got to be president But. my friends.
question, believe that questions of gov
eminent are more important than oIles-
important that we should have a rcnl1bIi.
Inan that we should have any particular
money standard
referring 70 the question of colonial
acquisition Mr. Bryan said that he was
glad the Democratic party had been
prompt TO take its position against i'm
When I had first occasion to speak on
80 suoJecI, nc sane, i had not had
parry. but did not believe that anv PARTY
mat mad the principles which the Demo
perial policy and thought that there was
70 danger IN any man speaking out in
defense OF the Declare ton of IndeDen-
cehce- W hen 1 was cautioned not to !
speak too soon, my reply was that when |
TIE Decl1E1llOu OF Independence was re- !
peaied l would be out OF politics anyhow.
ana the exact date OF my retirement did /
not matter am glad that the Democrat |
!. party had made its position known on 1
thlS subject in language that cannot be /
mistaken ] do not ask whether il would 1
be proper or not d. not ask whether |
II would bring Us favor.
Speaking for myself I would = thous- |
and times rather the Democratic. Marty
would 20 down 10 defeat fighting on tho 4
doctrine that governments rest on the
consent or t!se governed than win by dis
regarding that doctrine
The speech was received with loud an
riHuSe. DR.. LOTtS W. Habercou1 Of
W dShington. ana Sigmuad Zicsler of Chi
ego spoke IN German on Imperialism
Jam at Second Avenue.
Second avenue presented a sight which
II has seldom seen. BRYAN entb,lsipsts !
s warmed into the street unrii il was ef,, |
ply impossible from Tenth 10 Tvvenfy !
lrSl streets The stand erected at the |
corner OF Fourteenth street was sur |
rounded by a living mass OF DeonIa r. |
half an hour Assistant District stforIe, |
osborne entertained the crowd II v-as |
( t0ttiilSs Si.lNInS, ScethinE mass OF br,- 1
NANNY as iar as hte eye could reach
hey were waiting for Bryan. The win
lo%s OF the adjacent houses We're filled
win people who showed their de-noD
5ra tons in all manners of WAYS So
al young women from house on Sec
lhu avenue almost opposite the staD,7 |
ATFIt up continual shooting of a pistol !
; lille others from the roofs SET Off = 49, |
-llludl stream OF fireworks
II Vas soon after O'Clock when the
,IeslCentlal candidate was announced At |
ne outskirts OF the crowd. Several ]
loulltec policemen rushed through tho |
IoWd ana made passage way for a car !
lase behind them This contained Mr..