Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
FEAST OF The JACKSONIANS
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NSOnll0ueQ from flrSt Bage.J
and with this money he again becomes the
power to dominate the property and the
earnings of the Industrious and honest.
We now have added to this gracious in
fanny just referred to. that unparalleled
OF petty ~potentates in tie late
conduct of the secretary of the treasury,
Mr.. Shaw, who, despite and against the
law, takes $54, 900, 900 OF the peoples money,
lends II to favored banks In Wall street,
required by the law, and giving them un.
restricted privilege to substitute anything
OF their desires. irrespective of its WORTH
lessness, as pretended security leaving the
people, in. the event of the failure OF the
select institutions, not only no security for
the money wrung from them. by taxation,
but allowing these institutions TO lend this
money to the very people who owned 1t,
upon interest, converting the interest to
themselves. while they deny to the owners
OF the public duties of this government
Surely this night democracy cries, 20 for
an c I Jackson n'io1m % for e. country true to
of the crumbling walls let us cry TO our
countrymen to rally to their gates; once
more support their ancient house and
~sanctify the temple with the loyal and
worshiping democracy.
sOrrOwfuI Absentees.
A letter OF regret from Grover Cleveland
read: 81 regret very much that / am un-
able to accept your courteous invitation to
attend the twelfth annual banquet of the
Jacksonian club. I desire, however, 20
thank you for your kind remembrance and
10 express the hope that the occasion will
inspire those who participate to increased
and harmonious endeavor in the cause OF
genuine democracy" other regrets were
from DR.. George L. Miller, Nebraska; Car
ter II. Harrison, Chicago; T. Nj. Patterson,
Colorado; Bird S. Coler, New York; Tom
L. johnson, Ohio; Charles A. Towne, New
York; A.. c.. Shallenberger, Nebraska; M. j.
Wade. Iowa; w. V. Allen, Nebraska; ex-
Governor Lind, Minnesota.
Harrington Predicts Panic.
NJ. F. Harrington of O'Neill was called
upon, though not on the program. and
made the assertion that before 1908 there
will be in this nation a panic compared
with which the South Sea bubble will seen
trivial. He expects 1t. he says, by 1904
and he counseled his party to prepare, fol-
then the people will turn to him who
warned them-W. ]. Bryan. Mr.. Harring.
ton devoted much OF his talk to the rail.
roads, saying they owned the majority o.
the last legislature as completely as mel
own the coats on their backs. He also as,
serted that there are very few trusts today
which have not been built up by the noise
less, smokeless, secret. railroad rebate. Tn,
remedy, he held, is government ownership
Of all railroads In the United States.
Judge w. ID. Oldham had been placed upOr
the program, but tried hard to escape an
literally had to be dragged back into tn,
banquet room by DIR. Nipple and other ad
mlrers. He spoke in humorous vein an
while declaring hat It would be a bal
plan TO give republican medicine for re
publican diseases. he would venture n
further because, he said. he is 'sufferin.
from a judicial stoppage OF speech" and /
''out Of politics"
The other speaker of the night was DI
Combs Of Council BLUFFS, who once me
Jackson.
The telegram OF regret from Bryan wa
cheered TO the echo.