New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

monopoly trust 70 eonro y tss syo7es pess
cTz q the new born patriotism ...,ar rad,o,, nor
,o~serTetive r Rasher let US be conservative. IN
eharsine prcnsdons lest Injustice be caused N N
shs eVii let radical - s. Let e
Ys ha.s ssT y sas 81 esass "'
The gospel o. sqsl rights ,1 s9g9as ase 81 onopoy
tfroughout she land This gofpel teaches that y Is
more important at all Of The people be gr9sgssI
that al oe the people should have al OF The wealth
thar fa1 ali OF TIE Wealth should pc N We. We hsys
rved and ded during the flight Of time tnroush the
ases have been wrecked upon the rock OF privilege
Governor Folk ended by introducing Mayor
Tom L. johnson OF Cleveland chairman OF
TIE meeting. The applause was liberal, as MI
johnson carne forward on tho speakers plat
eo-7n. A, th.s same moment William Ras,dolph
Hearst entered TIE BOX which had been set
ssiae for him For e fun minute the crowd
oheered without interruption. Many rose and
waved hats and handkerctliets IN tho direction
Of My. Heare.s box. Then there were moro
cheers for Nh johnson
When fhs. Joint demonstration had only
partly subsidized. Mr.. Bryan, accompanied by his
wife, entered the Garden and appeared on tho
platform.
Mayor johnson then briefly introduced
Augustus Thomas. the playwright who spoke
for tie Commercial Travellers Antitrust
League, under shose auspices the meeting was
held. Ny. Thomas made a good old-fashioned
Temmany Hall speech. end unspar1ng OF
she feelings of the Republican party. He said:
Colonel Bryan, the Ant!-Trust League OF the
Commercial Travellers Of the United States, Joined
ss.n a?ls tilesr. welcomes Won home. TIE com
1neseial travellers are 70 she nston its aIsk per.
not tog the politician. bat 70 the man; not by
DeTs Therefore, II he faith OF this kind. and as
parent LAYS her hard upon the shoglaers % OF boy BOY
eonatry gTeets YOU She feels pride that an un-
oe,c,al etlzs5 o. ne Reggoo has stood IN NJ pal,
name ful stature
.n2y R IL ts d ses ss few ea 3 crush os at
home competing ventures. and paternally protected
minority. who AZ one and the same time Invoke the
aw Tor pr1ysges ana 3zoteeoa .- and @ DEFY ETY. II Ia -
's fsas fTo labor siso that small part Of iabors
!Ss ana p1aeipsily BY coliusion. advanced tho
contempt for and an evasion OF Just LAYS tend
table than when shouted under red flag on the
railway crossing The conscience OF the people Is
enactuent ana behind the law in its execution ION
nation does believe that the stream of national
mfe can be purified by those guilty of SIS pollution.
saw and ssogtiy resented the wrongs they suffer;
wrongs that have continued aad grown 9 1Sr a & ,al
Sssatg ssSs rooai@ed himself s @ comonor 0 end
who has been frateTnallv greeted as one OF natures
soblernen by the princes OF the earth
Then came A1r. Bryans turn. Mr. Johnson
spoke ot him as tho first citizen & not the nrst
Official ot ire lan6-not yet the first official"
saying:
st e Ssso%EPs ne home @ ,1 shs rFs s etss7 e. r Of
He Is q Democrat, for he believes IN tho honesty
5 Enc me % m s * * fhs he PeR e ,os Is s epgD ov
eTnment Men say he IS eloquent, snd 60 ne Is: but
strength is his moral courage.
as has as finished @ e tse long ,GgTsy & ,s4 Ground ts
made no mistake in him For everywhere the peo-
Where they have % hailed him as @ the American @ leader
Of IDEAL deocraey Over that principle the thought
other n al CIVILIZED counties ,sooEacy stEug
SaVe but lust begun 20 learn thst this ,repressBIe
conflict is being waged in the United States. They
racy must abolsh special privilege OF special privi
sSsf Seginni1g to learn their need for the aso
cratic Inspiration OF another Jeerson and the dem
oeTaS eS s2df sTs esne OF & a5 ha e0 @ It they
learning another thing; They are learning that thoy
Of leadership en- the world recognizes; They
ing an able end sincere leader Of the democracy
OF all political parties, against tho intrenched IN
gree they have come 70 know FOR The true nan
that he is our guest OF tonight William Jennings
AR Bry-a; n the name and IN the presence Of
host os Ilerc1 Sizens who believe IN equal rights
and abhor speos privilege, in behalf OF every
democratic Republican as well as every democratic
Democrat welcome you home We all welcome
you as an ideal Democrat, who Is worthy 10 lead
and competent TO lead; welcome yoy as an
American citizen In whose pre-erninenco have
an honorable pride; welcome you because we
trust you: we welcome you because .ove you.
So touched was Mr. Bryan by the welcome
that be stood waiting for the cheers TO sub
side his eyes filed with teer.. and hs strode
se-vously from side 90 eide OF the narrow plat
.Orm.
How can thank you for this welcome
homer" he said. 'ATy heart would be ungrateful
Sc Sc did not consecrate itselt 20 your service II
was kind 70 prepare this reception II was kind
Of Governor Folk 90 como here all the way from
Missouri II was kind OF Tom johnson, that e1-
ample os the moral courage much need tr
this country 20 lend his paesence here.
IT was kind in you 90 fully recompense me in
being absent so long from my native land.
thank you. return TO the land OF my birth
more proud OF my citizenship than ever be-
fore"