Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-22
BRYAN IN WEST VA.
Makes a Speech at Huntington This
Morning.
QUOTES ARTICLE BY ROOSEVELT
Latter Denounced Men Who OPP
pose Government by Injunction.
REFERS TO PHILIPPINES

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, October 22-W.
!. Bryan. after chasing his private car, the
Rambler from Buffalo, succeeded in
pverhauting it at Kenova early today.
fr. Bryan reached Kenova by regular train
shortly after midnight. Owing to the fact
hat he would find it impossible to cover
The short distance between Huntington and
Nenova without engaging a special con-
Feyance, Col. McGraw sent special en-
CINE with the Rambler to Kenova, so
that when Mr.. Bryan arrived all he had to
10 was to step from one sleeping car TO
mother AS a consequence he lost little
sleep and the West Virginia party found
lim this morning thoroughly rested and
quite prepared for the days work. He was
iOyousy welcomed by the newspaper cor
respondents who occupied his car since it
eft Buffalo. Mr.. Bryan was entertained at
breakfast in this city by Judge Harvey
Speech at Huntington.
At 10 o'clock Mr.. Bryan made in this city
he first speech of his second West Viz
ginia tour. From the surrounding country
thousands of visitors had poured into the
city Ohio and Kentucky were also repre-
sented in the crowd. Mr.. Bryan talked from
| stand gaily decorated with the national
.olors. erected on vacant block. Rain be-
San to fall about 9 o'clock, but the great
majority of the audience remained to hear
Mr.. Bryan, who was received with loud APP
1lause- Judge Holt presided. Taking up
he full dinner pail argument, Mr.. Bryan
attacked the theory that a well-suppiied
able could meet all the demands of the
working people. Referring to Gov. Roose-
,eIt's recent visit to this city he said: i
understood that you had parade here. and
hat a man was carrying bucket in the
parade. and some one asked MIN II MS DIN
ler pail was full He said. No. it is empty,
I'D fu-ica aS :
hen You will find lots of men who have
he same complaint
In his discussion of the question of gov
eminent by injunction Mr.. Bryan quoted
N extract from an article alleged to have
zen written for the Review of Reviews by
iOv. Roosevelt in September 1896. and con-
-inued: You laboring men who are OPP
5Osed to government by injunction can here
nd out what opinion the republican party
as of you stated by the man who now
epresents the republican party as its can
date." Mr.. Bryan then quoted Gov.
roosevelt as writing: The men who OBJ
ect to what they style government by in
unction' are. as regards the essential prin-
piles. in hearty sympathy with their re-
lOte sktn-Clad ancestors who lived in caves,
'Ounght one another with stone axes and
ate the mammoth and woolly rhinoceros."
Mr.. Brynn's Comment.
Commenting on this Mr.. Bryan said: Il
want to ask You whether you expect any
relief from government by injunction from
people who say that any man who opposes
government by injunction ought to be
rlassed with the eaters of the woolly rhi-
Roceros. The democratic party is opposed
10 government by injunction.
The democratic party believes that the
right of trial by jury is sacred thing.
and that If you can give it to the meanest
thief and blacklist murderer you ought to
give il to Il laboring man we'll
q Mr.. Bryan discussed the ice trust at
length Referring to the question of i'm
perialisrn'' Mr.. Bryan declared that the re-
publican party cannot defend it, and is,
therefore, saying there is no such thing.
Discussing title to the Philippines Mr..
Bryan said we had none that is legitimate.
Forty years ago. he said, the republic
can party was Contending that you could
rot buy black man for 81 900. Now they
are willing To buy brown men in job lots
at SO a piece" He closed with an APP
peal TO the people of this country not to
further Complicate the race question of this
country by adding any more alien people
10 our population.
senator Jones Makes Claims.
CHICAGO, October 22.-Chairman Jones
of the democratic national committee said
today:
Il do not believe there Is any doubt that
Mr.. Bryan will carry New York. 1 believe
our chances for carrying Ohio are better
than the republicans. I regard Illinois as
an exceedingly doubtful state. kilograms
from the chairman of the state democratic
committee of California say we are going
20 carry California. l have no doubt of the