The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-12

Creek, Marshall, Albion. Jackson. Ann
Arbor, Howell, Lansing, Lairgsburg.
Owosso, Chesaning, st. Charles. Bay
City and Saginaw.
The days meetings were generally
Wen attended and some of them were
very large Tomorrow Mr. Bryan will
begin his tour of Ohio. He will make
his first speech of the day at Bowling
Green in the morning, and the tour will
be concluded at Cleveland next Mon
day evening.
At Lansing, Mr.. Bryan spoke from a
stand IN front of the state capitol. and
had an immense audience, which ex-
tended beyond the limits of his voice
Mr. Bryan in opening his speech,
thanked the Michigan Ieeisla tI1re
which is nov in special session for the
invitation extended him to ADDRESS
them, but was compelled to decline be-
cause of other engagements.
Hears From Silver Republicans.
During the afternoon, Mr. Bryan re-
ceived through a messenger a notifica-
zion in writing of his nomination to
the presidency by the silver Republican
party at Kansas City last July. The
letter was in print ard formed part of a
handsomely bound little volume con-
tanning some of the proceedings of the
national silver Republican convention
Will not be until Mr.. Bryan's reply is
prepared.
Mr.. Bryan's speech in Bay City this
evening was made in the armOrv the
largest hall in the city, and it was
packed to suffocation- His speech was
along the same general lines he had
been speaking on during the day and
did not present many new suggestions
The first of Mr.. Bryan's 2 esses at
Saginaw was made in til .,era house.
exclusively to women, % that they
would not be subjected to the crowding
and crushing incident to a popular
meeting. Mr.. Bryan spoke to them
about twenty mir utes, and was then
driven hUrriedIy % an immense circus
tent where he spoke to many thousands
of people of both sexes.
Questions on Trusts.
At Nashville Mr.. Bryan suggested a Sc
ries of questions to Republicans. These
IF the trust is a good thing, why did
the Republican platform denounce
'If the trust is band thing. why dur
ing the Republican administration were
previous history Of the country?
IF some trusts are good and some bad
can you tell the difference between a good
one and a bad one?
DO You know of any good monopoly in
private hands?
do you know any man good enough
TO stand at the head of a monopoly and
determine the price of that which others
DO You know of any Apod reason why
the army should be made 100 coo?
Would you be willing to make the ar
my 100000 if the Republican leaders said
SO, or 50000J II they wanted it?
What is your title to the Filipino? Did
you buy him or did you get him by force?
do you think you can buy the right to
govern people?
Must Not XIII Them.
What are you going to do with the
Filipino when you get him" Are you go
ing to kill him2 p
We'll. you cannot do that, because then
you would lose your trade argument. You
have got to let him live If you trade with
him. Dead men don't buy things If he
lives, is he to be citizen or a subject2
Are you going to have congressman from
the Philippines. and senators and elect
ors2 If not, are you going to have sub
jecJs? When did you decide that 1t was
wise for US to have half ar empire and
half a republic? When lid you decide that
a colonial policy was good? Shall we
force uDOn the Porto Ricans because we
have the power that which we would not
bear ourSelveS2 What are you going to
do with the Philippine question:
At Charlotte Mr.. Bryan also defended
his declaration that the president of the
United States is only a hired man, and
said that when any man in America
reached the conclusion that he had a
right to rule he was very sure to be found
TO be wrong himself.