The age-herald., 1900-11-03
DEMAND RETIREMENT
 OF EMPRESS DOWAGER
The First of Three Important Questions Beiuq Con-
 sidered in Peace Negotiations at Pekin

to call your attention first to the fact that the gentleman started out in North Caro- lima. In the second place he tries now to lay upon all the people as citizens respon- sibility for the fault of an attorney general to enforce the law that he is sworn to en- force. l want to remind you that letters have been written to Mir. Griggs calling his attention to trusts and that he has re- fused to enforce the law And when a Democratic attorney general in Nebraska brought suit against the Starch Trust the Republicans met in the court house and appointed circuit judge as the chairman of the committee on resolutions and passs- ed resolutions asking the attorney general not to enforce the law"
 Amid the applause that followed and cries of That will hold him for while" the man who had been interrupting MT. Bryan shouted: How many did you file, Mir. Bryan?"
 Crowd Grew Impatient
 But further Interruptions were howled down by the impatient audience and the pointed demands of the whole police force made his remaining in the audience con tlnBent upon his silence.
 MT. Bryan continued: "I want to tell you that If am elected l will appoint an Attor- ney General who will not remain idle until some Republican comes and files bill. Not only has the Republican party amended
 
 In the imperialistic question, but 1t has done so in the trust question. The gen tieman told you what the law was, only he forgot something. He forgot to say that aside from the penalty there is a peniten- tary punishment' and if a man steals a horse he is put in the penitentiary. If he organizes trust they give him a banquet, as they did Charles R. Flint"
 MT. Bryan concluded his Old Vienna ad- dress with a repetition of his previous argu- ments on the questions of imperialism and militarism.
 In huge tent at the corner of Spalding and Madison streets MT. Bryan declared that the Republican party within the last two years has been changing it's issue. He was interrupted by a voice:
 What about the ice trust?'
 Mir Bryan That man does not know when he suggests the ice trust that he is denying that MT. Hanna says there are no trusts. If MT Hanna Is elected President how can that man expect to get postof- flee. While I am on the subject of ice trust, let me remind you that that is the only trust that our Republican friends seem to know anything about The Re- publicans don't seem to know anything about the Standard Oil trust, and yet the oil trust has raised the price of oil all over the country. They don't seem to know any thing about the window glass trust or any of those trusts which reach into every home, but all they know is the ice trust '
 MT. Bryan then compared the ice trust in New York under a Republican adminis- tration with another trust which, he said, Democratic officials had solved
 Colonel Bryan made three speeches this evening to large crowds at the Second Reg iment Armory, Thalia Hall and in a pavi- lion near the stock yards, besides open-air meetings at Twenty-ninth and Hastead and Twenty second street and Oakley ave EOnrtpppfh aft midnight when MT Bryan finished his days labor, his last speech being delivered to an immense gathering of colored voters at Thirty-first street.