The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
ENGLISH METHODS
Are Being Initiated by the Republican
Party.
BRYAN CITED SOME INSTANCES
The Giving Of Taxes Back to Porto
Ricans Was One.
GAVE A SHORT CHAPTER ON TRUSTS.
Directors Of New York Ice Trusts Are Re-
pubICaBS.
QUESTION ASKED ABOUT the NEGROES
Called Forth an Expositien of the
Administra tons Course in the
suIu Archipelago.
GAVE A SHORT CHAPTER ON TRUSTS.
Directors Of New York Ice Trusts Are Re.
pubIlcans.
QUESTION ASKED ABOUT the NEGROES
Called Forth an Exposition of the
Administrations Course in the
suIu Archipelago.

crokston, Mimi, September 2s.--Mr.
Bryan today explored the valley OF tbs
Red river OF me North from wahpeton
to Grafton, and turned back from Graf
ton TO Grand Forks. He then started
eastward and reached this place Mt 7:1s
o'clock tonight. He made nino speeches
TO-DAY ana several OF them were more
than m hour IN length. The arst stop
OF today was made at the little town of
Henkinson and from that point on there
was speaking at Intervals throughout the
entire day and until almost 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Bryan spoke at Grad Forks for moro
than an hour and the crowd was 80 en-
thusiastic that at the close of his speech
a number OF young men unhitched tho
horses from hs carriage and draw The
vehicle back to the train.
Mr.. Bfayn said in Fart IN hia speech:
! am more interested IN the welfare OF
THIS Nation titan 1 am in the temporary
triumph OF any party. l am young man
and 10 the Sourse of nature ] shall be
here several years say this for the
benefit OF those republican papers wnicn
pitch into ~ as IL they thought III
was the last cnRnce. have children VINO
Il
shall be able to leave my children a for
tune. ! am not sure that a fortune would
be a blessing 10 them. but il l can leave
20 my children a good government thai
VIII project them IN the enjoyment OF
life and liberty aud b. the pursuit OF
Happiness, ! shall leave richer inher-
itance than was ever left by trust mag
nate who left his children money OF
which he had robbed the people
"a n
heaven that would separate you into two
parts and give one to the rich and enc
10 tie poor, and II IN the next world
/ tho rich and the poor must m:ugle to-
gether forever. It may be that | csn-aio
some goots-lf | can get the rich and tho
poor acquainted in this world, SO they
won't have 10 be introduced TO each
other when W cross the river
Fargo, N. d.. September 29.-speeeh-
maRng from the rear platform OF tho
Bryan train was begun early today. Mr.
Bryan changed trains during the night
at Aberdeen and the town OF Hankinson
was the first stop today. Tho Bryan
party had been augmented at Aberdeen
/ by delegation OF democratic leaders
/ from North Dakota who are escortins
] nlm across lnls GlhLe. luclo MtS " letEh0
crowd assembled at Hankinson.
/ Mr.. Bryan talked to the assemblage
| for FIVE minutes. dealing freely with tina
questions OF the increase OF the stand
| ing army and Imperialism. He told them
4 that the one was dependent upon tho
other and he said that in our purchase
/ of the Philippine Islands we had only
secured an option on a fght for the
islands.
The next stop was at Wahpeton, where
Mr.. Bryan spoke for fifteen minutes.
Referring to the introduction OF him
self as "the next president" Mr.. Bryan
said that whether he should be the next
president or not wosld depend in part
at least upon the votes OF those pres
ent.
! II was never too late to correct mis-
take. he said and he wanted North Da-
/ kota TO remember that and AT the cleo
! ton next November reverse the result OF
former years.
II am glad" he said. that I live in
II country where the people can elect
/ whom they please. l am glad That we
/ have not only the right to elect but
that we have frequent elections, SO II
| YOU make mistake one time you can
correct 1t at another time. and l hope
YOU people here will correct the mis-
/ take you made four years ago.
"A government is like corporation
/ IN some respects he continued, leach
citizen is q stakeholder and on election
! day the citizens select their directors
| and the directors manage the affairs OF
4 government for the corporation, IL
! those whom you elect manage the AFFAIRS
well. then you give them your approvai'
/ IL they don't DO what you want done. YOU
condemn them.
1--WE have had four years OF republican
administration. You know what the re-
publican party stands for and you know
| what our policies are, and you arc the
ones to choose between these parties and
! their policies. Under the republican ad-
nninlstration trusts have increased. II
you like trusts you ought to vote the re-
publican ticket II you have not enough
Of them now you will get enough II the
( republican party stays in power. hSt
4 .1,ar hns