The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-05
vAE NEsRASkAN OPENS The
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IN
OLD MISSOURI.
INTRODUCED BY GOV. FOLK
The Governor introduces senator
Stone, and 8otn FOLK ard
Stone Are Praised
b. 5rysn.

Kansas Cltt- MO- ihr "' -
crowd that ever packed Convention
hall cheered itself hoarse for Nh-
liam !. Bryan. Thus opened the state
democratic campaign
II was an inspiring scene. Inc
great han was brilliant with ihe deco
rations for the Priests OF Pallas testify
tiles and every person in the vast
audience carried dag given him as
he entered. When MIR Bryan came
into the hall the cheering mass AROSE.
waving the 10000 banners until one
became dizzy II the din and sea Oh
colors.
MIR. Bryan was to arrive from OKLA
homa and Indian territor, at o.-O
o'clock but his train was more than
| three hours late Il was s: "a when
he arrived in the city. worn out ana
hunrr, from his hard trip and numar-
nus speeches. but. IN spite OF that. he
was hurried to the Convention hai'
arriving there shortly after O'Clock
GOV stone and several others spoke
| TO dll in the gap till Mr. BRYAN ar
rived At 9.lS Mr Bryan entered the
han. A veri,able Thunderstorm OF
cheers followed. Whca the cheer ins
was quoted. GOV Folk, introducing
Mr. Bryan. said
we love him because he is Al
honest man. / now present 10 loA W
J. Bryan. OF Nebraska
eryan's Speech.
In part. Mr.. Bryan said.
Mr.. Governor. Ladies ana Gentie
men. do not know that my voice
Will reach to the extremifies Of thi
hall but such part OF il a. ! ma.
have parted with / left IN the nc'
state Of Oklahoma.
| The presence OF this magniEcen
audience is enough 10 inspire one 1
; making sn effort MOI many sta'e
can presep. two officers so honest a
| Missouri can in her democratic go
, crnor and democratic United State
> senator. The democratic party is pr
. pairing FOR victory.
"Dcm0C racy is not confined to an
state or nation. but 90 the who
world was a democrat when lie
home. and am a better democr'
: now. 4 century ago Thomas .Jefte
= son said that there were but two pa
J. ties in every country, and these
Z described as democratic party al
r an aristoc ratio party. In every cou
try the democratic party brings u
r people closer to the government
@ you may retard growth OF demo
n racy. but you cannot prevent ~
4 want 10 state a situation that !
T. gard as "A very remarkable one. II
& years ago republicans came into q
disputed control Of the govenme'
When that party came into power
vas after period OF bad crops q
= decreasing money supply The rep'
w licans said we did not need any me
a. money. but Cod took hand a
g opencd UP the gold Acids. What
"a YOU find after ten years OF powt
a The republican party has fallen
IL mower and popularity until to-day ~
- have just one popular man IN IN
or party. CCheers.l
g Are not the other republicans "
IS known Yes: too we'll known.
&c Cannon been before the people i
enough: isn't ne old enough TO In
he pcople9 Yes but he don't kn
:, the peop.e any better than they kn
I'D him.
IN. WHY is It TEDDY is popular
on cause he is the only republican
No ever stepped from his own party
ex. form and accepted the IDEAS OF
democratic platform. The preside
popularity is solely due to his FOL!
o" ing democratic ideas.
oil IF We could patent platform
seventeen years We could keep
republicans from taking II for
time. and we wonld put them ou'
business.
"" When Mr. Bryan concluded
cheering broke out again
Gov. Folks Speech.
- Gov Folk said. in part