Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-09
Bryan's Buncombe.

Quincy. Ill, Oct. 9.-The Bryan .rain
reached here at $50 this morning. Mr.
Rryan had not concluded dressing when
ne was called out and he had only time
to get cup Of coffee before he was es-
corted to his carriage and started for
Washington park, where the speaking
took place. There wac throng OF people
at the station, including 9 number OF
marching clubs. and large crowd
Rreeted him upon his arrival at the
mark. Bryan spoke for forty minutes on
the general issues Of the campaign, say
ing 30 large crowd at 50 early an hour
Indicated the people were intere1ted IN
thenselves rather than in him. IN THIS
connection he said: AZ pass along the
street 1 look into the faces Of some care
worn women who never get q chance 70
take a summer vacation. wonoer no"
the husbands and sons OF those women
can ind 1t in their hearts to support tne
policies which are today amaa4ng great
wealth in the hands OF 2 1eW people
with rapidity never known before IN
the history OF the world. wonder how
Int is that men who are not intereetea ~
getting their hands into other peoples
nocketn but are merely keeping other
neople's ; hands out OF their own pockets.
can support the republican ticket, while
TODAY the republican party denies the
nrinciple Of equal rights to all and spe-
lcial privileges to none and makes THE
government OF syndicates py synd!cstes
and for syndicates.
..The republican party Is not prepared
to defend its policy on any question,
when YOU challenge II to defend Itself
| n talks prosperity to the farmer and q
i full dinner pail to the laborer, and that
1 IL all 1t has to say.
..If the republican party were to at
tempt to show In what respect 1t has
brought prosperity to the farmer It
would fail.
..,The republican party claims to be
silent partner with Jehovah. but the
|trouble 10, instead Of being q silent part
ner the republicans make all the noise
land Jehovai, 10 the silent partner OF the
lconcern.
The speaker again referred to an edi-
ltorial on the pension question which ap-
Il peared In an Omaha paper with whicn
he was formerly connected. He said the
editorial was printed long before ne was
Il connected with the paper. Yet s. doubt
not,n he said. every old soldier has re-
n ceiyed q letter In which 1t will be stated
ii am the author OF the editorial.
II have already received one, shout.
! led an old soldier In the crowd. I'm MOI
surprised" said Bryan. II know theI
'lhave misrepresented everything tina,
4 could be misrepresented. Today the,
haven't the least hope OF carrying tn,
ELECTION unless they have 9 bigger cam.
patgn fund than. they ever had before
/. ana they can coerce every voter tina
can be coerced. :
!. He closed with plea against imperi
talism. denouncing the Porto Rican bill
!. 40 involving I principle ''as dangerou
!. and damnabie Ne ever fhas been sexertes
Iby any tyrant In the swOr.d'S history
Carthage. H., Oct. SAfter ieavini
IQuincy Bryan made two other speecaie'
lbefone he had concluded his breakfast
|. The nrSt stop wae made ~ Camp Point
s Here . stand had been erected AZ quit
lsla distance from the railrdad nryand ~
( lcliae6 to So ~ ~ a..