The Penn's Grove record., 1900-10-19

William ]. Bryan
will be in Wilmington, next Wednes-
day night. October oath. and make an
address in the Opera house.
He will also speak next Thursday,
25th, at 10 O'Clock a. M, in Washing
ton Park.
He addressed 100, 900 voters in New
York last Tuesday evening at the larg-
est political outpouring ever witnessed
in this country. In his speech in Mad
ison Square Garden he spoke as follows:
HONEST WEALTH NEED NOT FEAR
THE DEMOCRATS.
81 am glad to defend our cause in
this great centre of population. of in
dustry and of wealth.
"To say that the people gathered
here to support our cause are the enc.
mics of honest wealth is a Islander
which could not be uttered without
the one who uttered it knew it to be
false.
I'VE are not the foes of that wealth
which comes as the reward of honest
toll, and which is enjoyed by those who
give to society something in return for
that which society bestows upon them.
I'VE draw the line between honest
wealth and predatory wealth. VIZ
draw the line between that wealth
which is a just compensation for ser.
vices rendered and that wealth which
simply measures the advantage which
one citizen has taken over many citiz-
ems.
mo honest industry, no honest oc-
cupation, no honest man need fear the
success of the Democratic party.
81 deny that the wealth producers of
this country are enjoying theit share of
the Governments protection"
His peroration in his speech of &.
ceptance at Indianapolis on August
| 9Th, will be a beautiful address for
school boys to learn as it is rarely sur
passed in eloquence. It is as follows:
THE IDEAL REPUBLIC.
Il can conceive Of a national destiny
surprising the glories Of the present
and the pasta destiny which meets
the responsibilities of to-day and meas
ures up to the possibilities Of the flu
ture.
"Behold a Republic resting securely
IapQaAhH1pundation stones quarried by
z1RSrsInti51ary patriots from the noun
tain pf zkrnal truth-a Republic APP
plying HI practice and proclaiming to
the world the self-eyident proposition
that all men are created equal; that
they are endowed with i~nalienabie
rights; that governments are instituted
among men to secure these rights; that
governments derive their just powers
from the consent of the governed.
Behold a Republic in which civil and
religious liberty stimulate all to earn
est ~endeavor, and in which the law re-
strains every hand uplifted for a neigh
boris injury-a Republic in which every
citizen is a sovereign, but in which NO
one cares to wear acr0wn.
"Behold a Republic standing erect
while empires all around r bowed
beneath the weight of their own arma-
ments-a Republic whose flag is loved
while other flags are only feared.
"Behold a Republic increasing in
population. in wealth, in strength and
influence, solving the problems of civ
ilization and Fastening the coming Of
an universal brotherhood-a Republic
which shakes thrones aud dissolves ar.
~ist0cracies by its silent example and
gives light and inspiration to those who
| sit in darkness.
behold a Republic gradually bul
surely becoming the supreme mora
factor in the worlds progress and the
accepted arbiter of the world'sdisputes
Ia Republic whose history. like the
path of the just, lis astbe shining light
that shineth more and more unto The
perfect day."