The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-02

AT FRANKFORT MI. f1TNdn HENptetA Cd
ton of his speech TO the advocacy or tue
candidacy OF Captain Allen Tor congress.
Mr. Allen is in command OF company y1
American soldiers in the philippines MI
I'm this district YOU have as candidate
for congress Captain Alien OF your OWL
town I suppose the RepunhCanS eau
him d CoDoernead. and say thstt ne ~
against the administration, He Is doIng
MS DUTY as a soldier and Il opeylaS Illc
commands OF the president We ouSht
not to have president VINO would COM
mand an army to go 1000 miles away from
home to destroy the right OF people -
govern themselves. If we win our nght
the world viii be notified that II We IN
tend to recognize the rights OF other peo-
pie as we DEFEND our own. ana CapIall
Allen viii have chance to come nome
and bring back those boys whom the Ike
publican party is willing TO exchange lot
trade in the Philippine islands
Mr.. Bryan repeated the promise made
In the Indianapolis nOtlnCauon speech 70
call congress in extra ordinary session IN
case of his election 10 consider the Philip
pine question. He also referred 10 the
charges of speculation in Cuba and in
leading up 10 this charge asserted that
upon no nation had the divine right TO
govern another nation ever been be
God he said. never made a race of
people so low in the scale of intelligence
and civilization that that nation was IN
capable of Self-gOveTument, and If a Re
pLOhcan tells you that the Flhplnos are
Incapable OF Seu-goEerImen you Jeii
him that he insults God when he says that
600. maae the tilIuInOS and lett them
thousands of years helpless and luCap-
aD4s- "a selt-gOEernment until Mr- anna
found them and threw the arms of his
protecting love around them NE 3 l.I-
plnos can govern themselves better Lha n
We will govern them WITH carpet-baggefs
held in place by d standing army The
Republicans taud you hepuUuCduS Of tlio
.-s.te knOvv something about III nave
tried the CdTpet-bdg theory in Cuba and
one of your own citizens sent down there
with a fulSOme recommendation Dy MI.
- 4 p #FnaH nat 3 nHH
committee, has already robbed the
CUbans, and II an IndIanlan VIII 40 tn.
within - miles or the JHited states.
what would a citizen of another state do
/ 1000 miles away from homer"
Mr.. Bryan left the train at Delphi and
spoke in the court house yard Ills
I audience was large and was composed
/ principally of farmers The speech was
addressed 10. them, and was devoted
/ principally to the trusts and TO A discus
/ sion OF the size or the standing army MT
! Bryan again referred TO the claim on the
part of the Republicans that we are
/ prosperous, and as on many previous oc-
/ to his own question he said that the
/ bankers, the army contractors and the
| ship owners aud trust magnates might bt
] prosperous, but thai farmers and laDoreT.
! were not getting their share of the pro-
/ ceeds of their own toll He said further
] that within a year Mr. Gates OF tht
/ barbed-WiTe trust, was able to break tht
I market and according to the reports
/ the time make 100000.
/ Under q Republican administration.
| he continued. you will find that tho
/ heads of sydicates are able TO make in q
J single day more money than any farmer
| in Indiana made in a life time, and these
I syndiCates contribute to the Republican
/ campaign fund and purchase from the Re
/ publican party the riSht to plumber all the
1 farmers for four years more. Isn't 4
/ strange that farmer cannot tell which
! party to vote fOr2 Not a farmer has am
/ STOCK in the barbed-wire trust, and we
every farmer gets caught on the bdrb
when the wire goes up And do you know
| of anything more DiLifui than TO see
/ Republican farmer dangling from
barbed-wlre fence and shouting HurFai
/ for Mckinley and Prosperity