Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-26

missouri, in charge. Associated With
MI. stone will be former Senator Cor
NAN. or Maryland: Daniel j. Campau.
OF Michigan; james NJ. Guffy. of Penn
:syivania. and James n. Richardso7 of
tennessee. The location of the hcuu-
quai ters has not yet been determines
upon. nut Mr.. Campau is now In New
iorK Tor that purpose. There will be
q con- ference IN this city on September
81. at the rooms of the Democratic Ma
tionai Committee of the chairmen and
secretaries of al! the State Democratic
central Committees. and of the Middle
western States. including Illinois, In
qiana. Missouri, Michigan. Minnesota.
WISCONSIN,. Nebraska. Kansas Ohio
Kentucky and West Virginia. The OBJ
1ect of this conference is to establish
thorough cooperation between the
committees of the various States in the
hadtter OF assigning prominent speak
erS and fixing the dates and places at
which they are to speak. These State
committees are also to form alliances
with the National Committee for the
purpose CT becoming valuable auxlli-
aries in the work of the campaign.
MIR. BRYAN'S SECOND SPEECH.
Mr.. Bryan talked tonight at Syn
dictate Park to one OF the largest
crowds he has addressed during the
campaign. There were many more
persons present than could hear him.
He was among friends and neighbors.
and he manifested his confidence By
his freedom of manner and scope of
treatment. The speech covered much
of the ground which he had gone over
before. but the language Mas generally
fresh and the illustrations new De
fining some of his general views. and
speaking of civilization in the alb
ST act and as applied t. politics. Mr..
bryan said:
II have my idea of what civilization
should mean. l want to see If it is
your idea. Some people say that We
Democrats are enemies of property
1t is not true. l have Il home. l hope
may some time have Il better one.
would that every head of n family had
home, and the better the home the
happier would | be. l want property
to be the reward of industry, and
want every citizen to be secure in the
enjoyment of the proceeds of his toll.
| do not envy the rich I am not de-
sirouS of pulling them down. | want
civilization that makes every poor
man hope to be better off and relieve
the rich man of the iea- that his chill
dren will be trampled on IL they ever
iecome poor. (Applause.) l want a
civilization that embraces within its
benefits every deserving member OF
society. I don't want n civilization
that will prevent man from riding
in Il carriage, but l want q civilization
that gives hopes to the driver of the
carriage as we'll as 10 the man who
rides in 1t. (Applause) 1 want n civ
llization that gives hore to the girl
who works in the kitchen as we'll as TO
the one who sits in the parlor. Great
appl0use) 1 want n civilization that
makes life worth living to every hui
man being. And when 1 speak thus I
am not an unselfish man. am sell
fish. do not know what may be my
life In the years to come. I do not
know what will be the lot Of my chill
dren, and If 1 dared to favor a system
that helped the few at the expense OF
the many my children may be among
the many who will suffer rather than
among the few who will profit by the
laws" (Applause.)