Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-18
WILL GO At TRUSTS.
If Elected, Bryan Will Have
Laws Enforced.
so DECLARES IN HIS LETTER.
Pledges Himself 20 Appoint Attorney
General Who VIII Fight Them-will
Also Recommend Legisiati en-Declares
Imperialism Paramount.

Linsoln. Sept. t. William J. Bryan, in
The course Of his letter accepting the Demo.
cratic nomination for the presidency,
pledges himself as he did iu 1896, ~ accept
only one term. II elected to the presidency
He says the Kansas City platform has his
cordial aud unqualified approval. lie
further says that, Having In my notification
speech discussed somewhat at length the
paramount ISSUE Imperialism, and added
some observations on milltarism and the
Boer war, It is sufficient at this time 10 re
view the remaining plapks Of the platform.
His Pledge as to Trusts
on trusts he says IN part: Our platform,
after suggesting certain specific remedies.
pledges the party to an unceasing warfare
against private monopoly in nation state
-.nd CITY / heartily approve Of this prom
o.. If elected. 1t shall be my earnest and
constant endeaY9r to fultll the promise IN
letter and spirit / shall select an attorney
general who Will, without fear or favor.
enforce existing laws: ] shall recommend
such additional legislation rs may pe
necessary to dissolve every private mohop
elr which does business outside OF me
atafe of it's 45rfgin: aud. If contrary TO my
baffef ana hons5 n constitutional amendment
is found 30 be necessary, snail lt s,l1s
mend such an amendment as VIII, without
,p,nairiulr any Of the existing rights OF tne
states empower congress TO pfoteet w
,oonle Of nH the states from injury at Inc
hands of individuals or corporations VI
gagged in Interstate commerce. H. tho
frbe platform accurately describes 'ue
t,ia',ra,t tariff law. when it condemns II as
: .t,a,st breeding measure, skillfnlly deNis5
al ~ e.ive TO the few fayors when thcf w
at dnsarye and TO place upon the i"A'
Lrrdens which they should not pear
Ihe Dmoeratic party makes no va
mon honestly acquired Wealeh' .'l,
d.nes il seek 10 embarrass cofpoia'i,va -
,.ae,ed ia legitimate business, but II uo W.,
So ooajnsf corporations entering pom,
tics and attempting TO assume eoii,roi VI
tba instrumentalites of government
condemns the Currency Bill
.,,.ano,, hill which received the sane
tto,, of the executive and the bepupiie''i
slon - the House and senate, justihes
tbo warming given by the Democr y
IT 4, 1ee6 : 1t was then predicted lhal
~ = onnhlfcan party would attempt TO re-
tiro the greenbacks although the pni1s
and It's leaders studiously eoheealeu ~ -.
Intentions That purpose Is ~" P' 10
and thc people must choose pet"ee, W
r.t arfion Of the greenbaeks issued ana con,
,,l,, =, ,saln,ne by the government, ana Il
'.ttna,l banls note currency issued py
hants and controlled in their own interests
r. the notfonnI bank notes are TO ne St
cnred nv bonds. the currency system NV
supported by the Republican party lhN9ffe -
a permanent and increasing dent anu 80
long as this system stands, the hha lPsl'..
classes will he tempted to throw tnelr
nowerful Influence upon the sue OF ellf
,,ons,rp which will contribute TO the SIZE
zs,a ncrnBurftcy of a national dent 1t Is
h a,1a conceivable that the American PEG
III, pie viii deliberately turn from the debit
having policy of the past, TO the dangerous
doctrine of perpetual bonds
the election Of United States senator's
bv the people and direct legislation are IA
vored The abolition Of government Nv ~,
1f no ventilation of the court as II Is Tor
tho security Of the citizens g.
II the criminal laws are not sufficient Tor
tbe nrotectlon of property. they can be
made more severe but citizen chargeu
with crime must have his case tried oei9fe
IA jury Of his peers.