The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-24
Crowds Listen to Him in the
Rain.
WILL TREAT ALL ALIKE
The Big Thieves and the Little Thieves
viii Share Alike at His
Hands.

Baltimore, Oct. 23.-Mr. Bryan devoted
the day to speech making, speaking at
Rockville, Frederick, Bruceville, Union
Bridge. New Windsor, Westminster,
Clinton and the city of Baltimore this
evening. On account of the rain some
of the meetings were cut short, but the
crowds remained.
The greetings extended to Mr.. Bryan
on his arrival here this evening and dur
ing the meetings held inside and outside
the music hall, were limited in numbers
only by the character of the places in
which meetings were held, and the en-
thusiasm was great. A crowd of fully
10000 gathered in front of the music
hall and Bryan drove at the head of the
procession which followed him to his
hotel.
/. Mr.. Bryan's speech was made on a
platform erected outside the music hall,
and the plaza surrounding the stand
was crowded as far back as Mr.. Bryan's
voice could possibly be heard. He was
introduced by Mayor Pace and spoke as
follows:
II regret exceedingly that we cannot
all get into hall where I could talk to
you and discuss at length the issues Of
this campaign, but we have to suit our
selves to circumstances. The lines be
tween the parties are clearly drawn. You
have chance to express by your votes
your opinion upon public questions"
Mr.. Bryan then reviewed the cam
paign issues and said: Nov, my friends.
it would be cruelty to you for me to de-
tain you here longer in this rain" (Cries
of Never mind, 60 on.'O "You have
your minds already made up" (Avoice,
"Yes.O Then work from now until
election day to make the majority so
large that money cannot purchase this
election and no intimidation can change
the result. If man threatens to dis
charge you because you vote the demo-
cratic ticket, tell him if the country is as
prosperous as republicans say it is, you
could have no trouble in getting job.
w AO4 UAAO ONOuAuS VI OACCUlOu JULIUS i
shall listen for returns from this state
and hope that the returns will Le such
that I can sing Maryland, My Mary
land.'"
Frederick, Oct. 23.-"You will hear
people say that, if elected, l will not en-
force the law. That is not the danger,
but they know that if am elected will
put the same kind of striped clothes on
the big thief that are put on little ones"
This declaration was made by Mr..
Bryan in his speech in this city today.
Mr.. Bryan was well along in his speech
when he made the declaration above
quoted. THAT is the reason why all
great lawbreakers are against us in this
campaign" he continued. 1.-The demo-
cratic party is not sectional party.
When you build party up on the Dec
laration of Independence and rule it ac-
cording to the ideas of jefferson, it is as
broad as the United States. We are not
trying to get our hand in somebody else's
pocket. We are trying to keep other
peoples hands out of your pockets. And
when party seeks nothing but justice
and promises nothing but equal rights,
you can appeal to all people everywhere
who are seeking to make government a
blessing to all and not merely an advan
tage to the few. I charge against the
republican party today that in all of it's
policies it is ignoring the producer of
wealth and disregarding the rights of
the plain people,"