Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-17
FIRST OF BRYAN'S
NORTH CAROLINA SPEECHES

Relelgh. ~ G.. Sept. Nv. J. Bryan
arrived here today and made the first
Of II speeches scheduled Tor this state.
A large crowd heard him.
At the outset Of his speech. Mr., Bry-
an said that North Carolina had pc
cular claim upon his affections, as II
was one OF the first states OF the Union
To declare through It's delegates that Il
wanted him for the Democratic nomi-
nation for 1905 II was not difficult, he
said. to locate the original Bryan man.
In this connection he promised that In
any future campaign the people OF this
state could always call upon him.
Mr. Bryan said he was doubtful IN
coming south n he was using his time
TO the best advantage and added that
his coming was made still less neces-
sary from the fact that Secy. Shaw
had been here before. Taking up Secy.
Shaw's Ashevillc speech. Mr.. Bryan
said he felt grateful 10 him for the ser
vice he had rendered the Democrats
psrty. but he had not paid notice 10 Y
high compliment. Secy. Shaw, he de-
clared. had tried 10 palm of In this
state some second hand clothing he
could not get rid OF in Iowa. lie had
brought a speech which had been re-
iecied IN his own state. He declared
that Secy. Shaw IS the high priest "
the standpattcrs. that he goes beyond
every other Republican In thinking that
the Republican party has done every
thing necessary.
"secy. shaw" he said. has not
word IN favor Of any modification Of
the tariff schedule while IN other
states New England states and Iowa
conspicuous Republicans are demand
ing II and even Mckinley had reached
a point where he saw something might
BE- done 10 extend our trade"
Mr. Bryan said;
''You cant take Mr.. ShaW's argu-
ments as true without believing that
these protected manufacturers got
money out Of the American people and
then get II again out OF the foreigners
afterwards"
on the question Of Democratic planks
advocated by Republicans. Mr.. Bryan
said that whenever q Republican speaks
~ anything with praise and rejoicing
he Is speaking Of something done In
accordance With the Democratic doc
trine. When he Apologies he Is talking
about some purely Republican doctrine.
Everything the Republicans say on the
iariff he added. IL in the way OF apollo
~.
As 10 President Roosevelt az a war
rior. Mr.. Bryan said that two years ago.
Gov. Black IN nominating the prcsi-
dent, delivered a culogy on var, saying
the country needed man OF blcOo and
iron. AT the 81. Louis convention"
said Mr.. Bryan, u quoted this and
said i was a challenge 20 Christian
civilization. Now IL II not strange that
within two years the man who was then
called the god Of war has won bis
ereaiest victory and laid the fourda-
Ton Tor his greatest glory as a maker
OF peace between Russia and Japsn."
coming "a the question OF trusts, SIR.
bfyan said that "ynu dom ~ join
morse thieves. but put them In the peni-
iehuarl. But trust magnates must 10
9ust asked e. dcsisi before the uproar
sseones 100 great They found that
oid not 70 and they said We win act
uaiiy me you sSe0 when you can
make 'loe.coo during the trial. We say
Ieat tlch and poor alike. Talk about
anarchists. the Republican parfy has
maze NOR anarchists IN this country hy
y, lS''lmiheine IN the punishment %
lhe rich and the poor than were ever
pat together"