The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-26
Bryan's Welcome to Frederick
Continued from the 4th pdge.)
MIR. BRYAN's SPEECH.

Continued from the 4th pdge.)
MIR. BRYAN'S SPEECH.
"lh' Chairman aud Ludj,s and Gca-
Hemen: The Democratic party Is not
sectional party. When they build gov
eminent upon the Declaration of Independ-
ence and administer it according to the IDEAS
of Jefferson 1t Is as broad and as long as
the nation. If we We're seeking some class
legislation which would give TO the few an
advantage over the many, we would only
appeal to those especially benefited by the
legislation But we are not trying to keep
your hands in somebody eise's pockets We
are trying to keep other peoples hands out
OF your pockets Applause And when
party seeks nothing but justice aud prom
ises nothing hut equal rights 1t ought To
appeal To all people. ! repeat that when
you seek nothing bat justice ana promise
nothing but equal rights you can appeal to
people everywhere who are seeking "a make
government blessing TO Ill. and not merely
an advantage to the few Partially in gov
eminent iavoritiSm in government-these
have been the curses Of government in the
past and today. The greatest fault that can
he found with this or any other Govern
mcnt is that instead OF being administered
a, a government OF the people, by the people
and for he people, it is administered IN the
interest of a few, who grow rich by using
the iustrumentalitie> OF government against
the great majority. Cries OF Rlght, right,
and applause.
RIGHTS DIsREGARDED.
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+,o ,r,rId ,ba Aforementioned TIN .L,rt
~, IN. ,,.i',ll,o ~. ,bysnlf, ,I, P,},le .,,.s
tb,t the comnon nconlc be,rd HIM Gladly
and VET if the Republicans were rewriting
the Bible am afraid they would leave out
that phrase. Applause. They would not
want to have 1t appear that the man Wht
wrote that was arraying the masses against
the classes. They would not want TO have
it appear that the common people hear"
Christ gladly while He denounced those
who deiaudcd the widows and orphans
Applause.
Now, my friends, | believe that tn,
Democratic party today stands for POLICE,
good for the common people of this land.
believe that when the Democratic party
collects taxation that will make people pa,
in proportion to what they have. and not il
proportion to what they want, 1t IS pro
tecting the rights OF the common people
Applause.
when the Republican party COLLECTS
nearly all the revenue of the Federal GOV
eminent by taxes on consumption, 1t take
people wants instead of their possessions
and mems wants are more nearly equa
than their possessions, for God made GU
wants and there was an equality in tn
distribution of wants, but the Republican
party Is largely responsible for the Unequal
lty of the possessions OF the people today
Applause.
NO DEFENSE FOR TRUSTS.
~ want 70 ,sl, ,.,,, ,,b, any. t,,r,,or :,
MARYLAND or eIsa,,b,.ro sL9onIJ dot.rd ~.
trnsts None of Won farmers bav.. any, stool
in tbe Rarbed Wiz Trnst and va ,.on 81
oct CAUGHT Win IN. horLs ,yber tIo ,,.ir.
goes mn rAnnIamsa M Won i,no,y -
anytbino more ritifnI Than r.. See a Penpb
Tc9n farmer dpn,,Iin,, oTar n horLod H.
fence and Sbontin9, .iinrrab far NcL-;,,I,,
and nrosnaritv y AnnIansa
Nov if n Repnbl; r,'I''9 can free bimsel
from, tbe o,iIs ~ tba tr,,st ba ,,i,,i,+ ,.ot,
for the trnsts with moro co,ar,locaTc,, Inv
nv friends a trnst attacl,s = ParnI,I;,o,, -.
we1I as Ramocrat and II Won do,,lt i ~,
into = store 70 Inv some trrst-mada articles
Tho mercbont viii +oII Won, tb.+ tLa ,,rio,
has gonen mn Won toll him that Won dan,
49, ~ ,,oIr = ~ ~, ,, .,. - p'.,,,,ii;
cam and hat Won are no tr,St,s host frad
that tbe trnst corId M, 1.-Two hnt far ,n,,,
vote and ,bereCore ,,o,, ara arti,I.d 80 ,ro
m. orticIa at Tho ola rrino ond 10 80
keeper will tell Won that The trnst is liz,
the law in one ree,ard-,t i No resnsct.r ~
nersons and tbat Won bove 70 nov, in.t III,
same rs ANYBODY else
t'Now nv friends isn't If stronca tbo
these RennbIicans who within ! shoTt time
were willing IN denopnre ave,,, trnst ar,