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

an. C5o,jr,,,,,,, ,,,,,y yl,,jj,s and Gem
Uoo,co . The democratic marty is NOT a
seotional ,,artv Wbsn tbey mild n GOV
arnn,ent mon tbe Declaration Of IndenEnd-
ence and administer il according to the IDEAS
of Iefferson II i ~ brood and * lnno as
tbe nation If we were seeking some cIass
le,islatio, which ,yonld Give to fine few an
odyanr,oe over the many we would only
a1neaI to those esnecjaIIy benedt.d bv the
IeGislation But we are not TRYING to keen
vonr hands in somebody else's pockets We
are irwin, to Keen Other Depple's hands ont
of vonr rockets TAppIause And when
n party seeks nothing but Justice and prom
isas notbing but eoial RIGHTS IL op6bt to
anneol IN IN nconia renrtt tLat when
Won seel NOTHING lint iu,,ire and promise
1othins lint eonal riobts Won can appral to
nronle everywhere Who are seeking 10 make |
Government a blessing to all. and not merely /
m advantage TO IN, few. Partially in GOV /
eminent tavoriti.n i'm uovernment-the,a |
have baer, fine curses of Government i'm the |
mast and today The greatest fault that can |
b. fonnd With This or any otbrr Cavern
ment is that instead of being administered
a. ,,1,..,n,,,,,,t M. fl,. ,,,o,I Inv the neonl.
and far ,be people il is administered in the
interest N a frv who CROW rich bv usjur
ha of
tbe ,,reat n,,ioritv TCrir.of "Riyht RIGHT
and applause.
RIGHTS DIsEEGARDED.
.sr ob,r,,. ,,,,i,,s+ tho p.n,,tli.,, ,,ar,,.
tbot i'm Iii m. T,ji,.i,.. il j.. disre,,,rlip tbe
rigbts nj fine nl,ip n.ople in IT'S rtlort TO
SOM. j, ,,ri,t o,,r,rtlnit,. >1,loit tIa
7est. I'M yLrn -ly tbe Main penple am
usiuo tf,. phr3,e That Lincoln used TO use
and We. if n man talks about the plaju
,an,,le to-day. he is ,rrnsad NJ ,rro,ipt, tb.
masses AGAINST tbe class,, Lincoln talked
of the common people in his day and Vet
Lincoln .,,,s considered ,r,,t Inv many Re-
nublicans who had NOT hrromc ACQUAINTED
With modern Ren1bI3canism T,nroIn said
that the ord must have loved fine ronlmon
neonle berau.e he made M MANY of then.
fI.auohter and apulause The common
neonle have ALWAYS been more numerous
than the uncommon ones and the common
neo,le are vastly more imnnrtaut tn this
country than the uprommon one, Eut my
friends while there are some who call me
a demaropue because used the pbrase ,the
common people.' want totell Won tbat hi,
pbrasc is of respectabl4 orinin You will
find it in the Bible. When Christ pave to
the world the commandment Thou shalt
love thy neiphbor as thyself fine Bible saws
that the common people heard Him GLADLY
and vet if the Republicaus were Rewriting
the Bible am afraid they would leave ont
that phrase TApplause They would NOT
want ia have II anpear that the man who
wrote that was arrayjpo the masses AGAINST
the classes They lyould not want In have
il appear that the common pponle heard
Christ gladly while He denounced those
who de.rauded the widows ana o,pbans
TApplaus,
"Now. nv friends believe that the
Democratic party today stands for policies
GOOD for the common peoplr Of This land I
believe that when the Democratic marty
collects taxation that will make p4ople nay
in proportion to what they have and NOT in
proportion 10 what they want. if is pro-
tecting the rights of the common people.
Applause.
"Whep the Republican marty collect,
nearly all the revenue of the Federal Gov
eminent by take. on consumption il taxes
peoples wants instead of their possessions
and mems wants are more nearly equal
than their possessions. for God made our
wants and there was an equality in the
distribution of wants, but the Republican
party is largely responsible for the inequal-
itv of the possessions of the people today.
Applause
Va nprr>.et, ron, rp,.sre
l want 10 ask you WY any Eiiher IN
1I"i H'nu u Vi eise" ileie sloulu ueiehu 'he
.lu1lS Nol'I " Nou i"i 'I'els nave any sVoch
~ ''io ipeu " ne ,u't' anu Ne' you an
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