Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-31

90 penetrate the surface OF outward
glamOr Of British administration in lu-
dia, broke the veil Of well organized
system Of subtle tyranny rapine aud
puuder and having discovered the
truth about the ingenious methods Of
British bureaucracy At Calcutta, gave
Il out without Partially 70 the world
al large has greatly touched all In
dams IN this country and millions at
home across the continents and
oceans
Mr. Bryan thanked the committee
and said that az another time he prob
sbly would again refer TO the subject
in his public uttcrances Just before
Mr. Bryan left the Hotel Victoria az
si5 a. ~. he was prevailed upon TO
give expression 20 his views on GER
tain subjects His remarks were
brought out by a question, I'm which
he was asked II ne would cooperate
with Gov. Folk OF Missouri Il SET
propaganda of Democratic doctrines
for the next two years.
II have not cO-Opeysted with any
body thus far MI Bryan replied.
But ] want 20 cooperate with every
body Who holds the same views hold
and who wishes 20 cooperate with
me
After moment MI Bryan contin-
ued
The popular idea in the east IL that
much good results from two or three
men getting together and arranging
things for the masses believe now
a. ] have always believed. that the
people are capable % thinking Tor
themselves In that way they get the
best results
The trip from the Hotel Victoria 10
the Grand Central depot was made IN
carriages ar Bryan boarded a special
parlor attached TO the 1907 train for
New Haven. on the New York New
Haven and Hartford railroad Mr.
Bryan stood on the rear platform u
! the car and greeted a crowd number
ing several hundred on the station
| platform The train lett at 1906
REACHES NEW HAVEN.
New Haven. Conn. Aug 2i--Nil-
liam J. BDan reached New Haven az
1915 O'Clock the car occupied by the
party being detached and sci on a
siding Al the station was long
line " carriages for the members "
the party and Tor the committee Of en-
tertalnment In and about the station
and on the nearby streets the crowd
filled the walks ard hearty round
I Of cheers vas given the arrivals Mr..
BRYAN was greeted by Lieut-Got.
Woodruff and Mayor Studley As soon
| as the carriages were filed. brass
hands struck up a lively march and
/ the procession started across the city
10 the Headquarters 81 the Democratic
ciiy committee iu Chapel street
Just before the arrival % the New
/ York train delegation from Rhode
Island headed by ex-Goy. Garyin. came
! from the east m that the escort 10 Mr..
3 Brysn was q considerable number.
/ owing 20 the fact thar arrangement
I we're a little behind hand. Ire stop al
. the Democratic committee rooms was
/ only FOR a Jew moments and handshak.
3 Ing was limited 90 a small number ol
the more prominent men present Gar.
riayes we're then driven into court
street. where. az Music hall. the lunch
con was spread
The visit here ~ Mr.. Bryan toda,
vas an event of more than ordinary
interest. although he Is no stranger @
the c.ty. Many times ON he last i've
years and prior Go bis trip abroad. Mr.
Bryan vas here 20 attend duties ~
executor ~ the estate ~ the late Phil
Bennett and 20 appear A. q party
in the Legal complications developed ~
/ fis administration oi &c irust TIT
throngs from the station b Music bal
TODAY where luncheon was served. wen
made up largely 81 persons ffom ih
summer resorts boz this vicinity. To-
/ CRY people turned out by the thousand
AZ the mass meeting on ne greer
Trains from the east and West all N
morning were crowded. mostly cit
men who bore marks % travel AZ
coming from ssas!asyae.a distances