Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

Republican paper. contains the state
ment that the wages paid the nineu
viii In some Instances average less
than $3.50 a year Why nay friends
that viii not give the laborlng man one
fun dinner pail a day and he ought ~
have three
Mr. Bryan said the Presidents letter
had only a few sentences on the trust
question. 81 see In the newspapers
he said, that originally this message
contained 20 900 words but that 10 was
cut down to 1900 words / suppose
he added, that the other 1000 words
were on the trust question, but were
cut out"
GOV, ROOSEVELTs TOUR.
Fargo. y. D., Sept l4.--Gov Roose-
welt and his party Of campaigners rest
ed In Fargo tonight after a day OF
speechmaking In this State and Mime
sofa. The governor addressed many
meetings on the way. At OrtOnville,
MINI, Gov Roosevelt said IN part:
you remember IN 1892. when you
were also told that some men had made
too much money and wanted You %
vote the capitalist down ! am sorry
To say that the country did vote and
you got him down. but afterward we
found that the rest Of us were down
under him. We all went downfall
was the trouble.
I'VE have the right 10 appeal 10 you
on two grounds. In the first place.
| upon the ground that our promises have
squared with our promises. Mind you.
that Is what a promise Is worth. SEQ
ond we have the right TO appeal TO you
upon the ground that our opponents
have made prophecies that came false
| four years ago. You can't recOllect all
Of them
Mr. Bryan prophesled again and
| again. at Minneapolis at New York,
where he addressed that noble band Of
reformers, Tammany Hail, and at In
dinauapoiis again and again, he said II
you vote the Republican ticket times
Will BE- harder and harder.
Again III you vote for the gold
| standard you vote for four more years
OF hard times
"And again. II you vote for the gold
standard the farmer will find that the
prices Of his products viii grow steadily
lower
Again II you vote for the gold
standard the Wage-earner VIII find
that he stands idle more and more
Again II you vote tho Republican
/ ticket the business men win find that
the number Of failures win increase and
the amount Of bank deposits win DEF
crease
Now I ask you not to take my word
for Il. but 20 think OF your own expert
ence and compare how things actually
were: how the conditions were in your
own State, and In your own town. with
what Mr. Bryan prophesied and at the
time. that you look over his speech
and see what he said four years ago.
and see II things have come out as he
prophesied they would, so ! ask you 20
support us because We have kept our
word.
what we want today Is 10 continue
az Washington the men and the mea-
ures that have obtained and been put
In practice there during the past four
years"
The train en- route 10 Fargo, where
Il remained over night stopped at
Wahpeton, where some speaking was
INDUCED In,
At Webster Gov. Roosevelt spoke
from the rear platform He said II the
Republicans had abandoned the Philip
pines the Democrats would have pro-
claimed us as having abandoned our
duty and would have been running Mr..
Bryan now so as TO get the Philippines
back
III Mr.. Bryan lives and hope he
viii for thirty-hve years-f0r ] wish
him well IN HE private life--l have not
the least doubt that he win be quoting
Mckinley al that time with the same
approval that he now quotes, Lincoln