The sun., 1900-09-07

foot OF the four walls hung fsstoons Of American
RSoseyeR @ found Ssfore him 40 audience thst
room was stsamlng. The tempelature went up
three degree: sts imp pS.n rnf9 ah' yeTy ena mss
m ro.s csh and waved bic coat. From under The toss.
Ing sea OF coats came Iising thunder OF stamp
Ing fest OF cheers and shouts OF welcome mat
rose into such welcome as few other Amer
loans NAV have from their fellow-Anerioans.
yux WITH THE IoB TRUST.
Gen. Duffleld introduced the Governor. Col.
Roosevelt faced another ooat storm, and then
began, He taked with all his usual foroe and
Intensity. onoe man In one OF tho galleries
aaow about the IOe Tru.ti" 49,.
Tont speak Of it" he said With mock
solemnity, waving his hands at the man M up
ssS ssboySs ~, ,,t,I isnd dvn NICE Of you They have
That's cruel" said the Governor. reprov-
The crowd yelled some more. The Governor
SRy sSa he St 'H ss.! s.oy xHo
Gias tiee on RSles Of rs that ooSyent9n when got
Se Ss.t tei old f8sisuit i4sad. Huaa,sa. stu Van WySE
"who9p-ls, whoopl" screamed bis audience,
9i HaS toos Il back e to his friends Of Tammsny
though misun derstood association OF my own
State and all the. want Is the right TO De
o1oe more the laughter and cheers rolled
across the hall.
MADE THE SOLDIERS STAND UP,
A little later, when Gov, Roosevelt was speak
ing OF the 6ugaboo of militarism his eye
isenth Rssiment who we're sting , 10 !.
the front row They we're ssn 10 mat p,soi1 eSi
RoSsssslts RSssSs TS reg IN nent I the spsSi.h war
see some men, he said. who give an Illustrs-
ton Of whatimperIalism snd nlilitarsm mean; az.
iwi.hH iihH YOU % %W6ud stand up
.moment because the rest Of the audience rose
all a ound them and gave them three great
hat waving cheers. The nye set oowh ,h ntn
"Now." said. he. there are your thanks" g.
ar. n under lar, Tar greater prop9rtiopate
trysnpy from the Ave men who stood w lust
now than is the whole people Of tne ne United rn,ni
tainins DO you eel oppressed by the weight OF
their presenos2 | saw no signs OF II 10 the
greeting you gave them when they rose at my
Yells Of Good" and applause aRd Laughter
followed every point made IN ths pl. IIus oo5sS' E9
By Ins talk OF. the Man before the d9llsTr r and
Ssas GeET DONE eeiSte Is o Tst tSs dollar and the man
toeetSer." GOV Roosevelt said In his address;
In this campaign the issue Of oyershadowing
importance is whether we Shaii Sonunus or
has brought this country to the highest
pitch Of prosperity at home; ana wnieaa
Sss Sssb AZ t'RRe Rome % and % abroad TO deiibsrate-
" undo the work would be 10 dshonor
the pational reputation and e 81 tnE9w E. us into
platform deliberately commits our opponentg
70 policy which means m material disaster and
ss ssnsss World Th'UH and sfsrsos
and prolonged misery among all our people;
yah Sss q ,bS g'sRRf 10 'sG e
ters. and ,he unworthy abandonment OF our
wv SS have a rtgnt to insist upon both wisdom
and sincerity 10 tho leaders OF any party who
appeal for popular confidence NOW let us see
We Csp trust ,hs T,dm tsar OF TS5 IN
IN 1895 Mr., Brysp Insisted that 'Rlutoeracg
,spssoh or OF Oct i7S, and that 4 he was beaten
"the waSeworker could not pIosper. Vel.
pstter Of feet the wSs.ITorksr sya dqrSs d the
p sept .1 70 Of % that , year % Mr. Bryan said iii we
so,Ss Ss'e'f n s' psops but sour
ssitation. THAI, statement carries With !.
insi You know, well enough that they have
SsS SsSq party WSsh has proseerty Tor L
has secured the conditions which gave FREQ
play 70 enterpH.e and thrift Mr. bryan con-
have drained the cup OF sorrow to it' drssst
No. my. friends. you cannot set limit 70 ths
hey did aIrp set lint. ior II. limit was set
soon as Mr. Brysn'o defeat was secured and
the m ySsd OS sod al be
into the very condition from which the election
Of President Mckinley rescued us four years
In the same speech Mr.. BRYAN said: Business
men complain that business conditions are bad.
Iw.rn them that these oondi lions cannot be
RsPpnScan oy psTty Ws let let business men sD
answer whether that warning has or has not
conditions now as compared with four years
Again on Sept ?, Mr.; Bryan said TN. Re.
hard times Al tSoss who love hard times
ought 70 vote for the Republican ticket, and all
peot @ any reIi.f Now. ss I have said befors.
Shat Mr. Bryan promises should be L Judged ;,S Sy
prophecy' The event showed that voting Tor
the Republican ticket put an end 10 hard times,
only consider tho condition OF yourself and your
neIshbors now as COMPARED w,th the time whom
We were all psrsiysed by the threat OF Mr.. Bry-
Two dsys afterwsrd Mr.. Bryan said: Re
member II you continue the present conditions
selves for four years more hard tines and III
you want this sort Of thing then prepare your
selves 10 grin and bear II without complaining
for four years more" On Oct 49, he spid:
These are hard times, but they will be harder
yet " the gold standard continues, and on Oct
20 he prophes'ed: Until you have b'metasm.
mill hands will stand on the corner and wonder
whom the gold STANDARD will bring them good
times" Again. I have only got 10 ask you 10
compare our actual conditions now with what
Mr.. Bryan then said our condition would surely
be
Every single prediction he has made has been
fa.ihed by the event. On Oct. IS he said:
These are hard times. They will be harder
times II the gold stand ard continues" On Sept.
Is he said III YOU ask how the gold standard
afec's tho farmer, we tell you thnt the gold
standard lower, the price OF PRODUCTS Of him
who sells without lowering his taxes or debts.
IL you ask us how the gold standard Affects the
laborins men. We reply hat Il destroys the op-
ror unity for labor. multi plies the number OF
Idle men and fills our streets with those anxious
Tor work who cannot nnd the opportunity The
gold standard. BY Increasing Id .ness, brings
poverty TO those who ought to have enough and
TO spare ON Oct he said: The gold stand
ard msans dearer dollar and falling prices,
and falling prices mean hard times
On Oct . he 'aid III we have a gold stand
ard, prices arc as certain To- fall as stone
which is thrown In the air" do not hsys to
comment on these prophecies Their ludicri-
rous fal>ity IL patent To every farmer, every
business man, every wagewOrker.