The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

indianapolis, Ind, October 5.-Hon w. l
+. Bryan began his days work at Mobiles
lille in this State today. He spoke from ,
/ stand near the depot for about hfte
minutes. His audience was large AMI also
liberal with its applause Mr. Bryan SAID
that the duty of the Nation is determined
by the people and that if each man woiid
do his full duty conscientiously next No
yember, the country's duty in the present
emergency would be properly indicated.
A brief stop was made at Arcadia and
ten minute talk was made at this place
There were fine audiences at both tee /
towns.
There was much interest in Mr.
Bryan's meeting ut NobIesviiie. 1t
in The. county seat of u strongly re-
publican county, where, in 1896, the
people marched with brass bahas
decorated with golden rod across
the platform from which Mi. Bryan
spoke. lie referred 10 this incideht
today and the reference called out
~ loud hugh There was no Inter-
ruption this time and strong inter-
est was maniieste" 'hi""A
address.
Mr. Bryan said, on being introduced D.
Hon. J. w. Kern, democratic candida f1r
governor: Il am glad TO be in reduced to
Won nv the next governor OF Indiana, for
whatever may become OF my chances ~
tbs race. l do not think there IS mucA
doubt about Indiana Mr. Kern only mas
Indiana to fight for, while l have forty
four other States
Mr. Bryan then discussed the trust ques-
. ton and said that the republicans ga'noa
mower in 1896 by trust contributions
1.-The rep b lean parry needs mo moh>
/. now thin ii did Them he sa d, ana II
could not get It # 1t did not sand in VIE
the trusts,
Mr.. Bryan then explained the difference
Q between expansion and Imperialism.
Y The aud enee here covered a large plo
of ground near the railway, and ludg u
: from the attention given Mr.. Braan, ~
= spoke TO willing listeners, He gave prac
tically all of the three minutes allotted 4
this place TO the trust question, declali hi
that no employer has a right Ia Yste M
K men.
q Mr.. Bryan referred 10 the visit Of Presl
dent Mckinley to this place when III
= plate works were opened saying. TOD +,
$ the republican parry mas IrIet us recor
on the trust question, On the 9r;ny quef
n ton. and en- its colonial policy. Wnenev'
an institution Is opened the republican
+, make a great deal OF it and invite oil
, tinguisned people from abar- ad to be pref
< ent at the opening, but when Uu
= closes a factory they do not Invite pres
dent or anybody else to preside at u
closing.
II find that the tin plate trust hf
closed the tin plate mills all over u
s. country. | find that these trusts, orea
In igel 10 monopolize the trade and co M
e the market and Xix the price on raw mat
A. rial and finished product and the prl
ed of labor, are today destroying industri
Independence and condemning our chi
of dren TO perpetual clerkships under m
u nopoly,
Is 1.-THE republican party Is building un
n industrial despotism that compels m
lions OF people to get Oh their knees
I'M the morning and pray 10 the trust,
al give rs this day our daily bread. ] wa
ei 10 ask YOU whether you brheve it is
good system?"
closing Mi. Bryan SAID no wanted
see every private monopoly in the Unit
States destroyed. root aud branch, so L
% our young men can aspire to some'h
OF in this world 49,
Ia At Alexandria, another mining to'
the MIR Bryan also attacked the lru;
CIV A. Marion MIR. Bryan dealt with W
lo,- he characterized 80 the Inconsistencies
a the republican part5. lie declared
the nartv had made so many turns in rec
yCars that there was very little lott
The old party ,,.,,,. -
was now a gold standard party. IL
hoau = greenback party and merry
aug inc marty 1t was neither any nlure-
~ audience here numpered several 'hous
vay people n.. ,,.. sneakins
,,-tnr come one in the audience A
IN regard to the North Carolina
Nj Bryan sald' 80 49,, asto.
am prepared for YOU NO
ON, going to assume that the repuo
. k-a ybo asked the question Is an nc
man. am going to ask MN anou'
aors,itution OF the republican stab
o1ason viii read provision Of
ssit,,ion II says: Section 80.
go negro or mulatto not resldin
"a stata at the time OF the a1o
lnis Constitution shall come. =
,itbln- this State. hold any
-,sto or mako any contract or MAJ
80 such therein, and the leglslatiNe
samhiy shall prONut ~ u.s. ~.
I ,be removal by public officers Of all
Ill negroes and mulattoes ana Ter 'ae
fectual exclusion IRON tne s'AsJ no az
hD,rr them INTO the State. or empl
harbor them. .aoa,aa ,
ii, var ii makes It. unlawful
ine eia as,ro TO 20 into the State a
s msi the officers 70 put :, hin .,
Bur you say that i T. I, n'd, L et,o =
inlnn reneal that portion OF the
n nii,,,,on and the effort 70 repeal wi
s.a ,na although the State went
~ renablican, But my friend may moi