Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23

that he felt compllmented 20 have so
many people come out 90 greet him 50
early In the morning He felt. he said,
sure Of Nirglnia's support, and from
what he had seen Of other States re-
Gently he felt justified I'm asserting that
Virginia would have plenty Of company
on election day
AT Manassas, which was reached at a
very early n0ur there was a crowd az
the station. but Mir Bryan dld not ap-
pear.
Washington Junction. Md, oct. %
Mr.. Bryans first stopping place IN
MARYLAND was at Rockville, IN Mont
gomery county He spoke there from "a
stand erected near the station and ad-
DIRE sed a falr-sIzed crowd, which was
only moderately demonstrative. His
speech was largely repetition OF form
or arguments. he said ia part:
1.-THE Republican party stands today
for certain well defined policies and you
ought not 10 vote the Republican tick
et unless you believe In those policies.
There IS only one way to make a party
do right, and that Is TO punish 1t when
il Is wrong Just as long as you sug-
port a party regardless Of what the
party does the party VIII act regard
less OF your interests The trouble with
the Republican party today is that IL Us
so dominated by the great corporation
interests that u f0rgets the toilIns
masses who must finnish the great ma
FORTY OF the votes for am .artIas. All
over this state all over this nation, are
Republicans who toll. who have been
forgotten by the Republican leaders.
The Republican party has placed the
dollar above the man and is today giy.
ins 10 the few The opportunity 90 exc
plot the many IA this country,
and the few not satisfied with
the opportunities they have here
are now advocating the REPEAL of the
Declaration OF Independence and suhsu-
tuition OF European for American ideas,
In order that they may have a chance
90 exploit distant islands Industrial
monopoly rules at home and after hay-
ing brought the industries Of this ma
ton to Join the international land grab
bling trust. and reach out for new fields
20 conquer II YOU believe that an In
dustral monopoly Is good vote the Re
publican ticket. for you can do so with
the assurance that you viii get all the
monopoly you want, but II YOU are tired
~ seeing tens Of thousands of labOrlng
men compelled to look to a great en-
ployer for their daily bread If you
are tired OF seeing those who
produce the wealth Of the country
you can vote the Republican ticket with
the assurance that this policy of C0n-
centration Of capital ana Capitalization
Of government viii continue. But n YOU
want to open the door Of opportunity TO
the young men of this country and
plant In the heart Of every child a hope
and cause every citizen TO have some
thing 10 live FOR In this land. you have
got 70 leave the Republican party to
give expression 20 your views. Not sat
isfed with making the whole people
the victims Of monopolistic eXtortiQn
the Republican party today seeks to
fasten upon the American people a
strong army four times as large as the
army was in 1895 When a Republican
dares 20 defend the Presidents recon-
mendation that the army be made loO,-
COO I want you 20 ask him % give you a
reason for that increase. Why DO We
want to add 5000 soldiers TO our mill
tary establishment? DO we need the
increase. Have any Of you asked for
it?'
From this point on Mr. Bryan dis
cussed the army question and coupled
with II frequent references TO the Ques-
ton Of imperialism
Mr. Bryan Is under the escort IN his
MARYLAND tour OF a committee OF lead
ing Democrats OF the State headed by
Col. L. Victor Baughman. representing
ex-senator German, national commit
teeman Of the state. Mr. Bryan Will
make brief speeches IN Philadelphia on
his passage through that city next
Thursday.