The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
BRYAN SOUNDS
 SLOGAN
tcontiaued from rage I've.


 not a necessary part of indiyiduaiism; and inc sooner the remedy is applied inc better. Az was leaving home l set forth my reasons for opposlng rne socialistic doctrine that the Sovstn ment should own and operate all tne means of production and stransporta. ton: my observations during the past year have strengthened my convlcLions on that subject Because | ana aar,,sss in my desire to see the trusts exteImi- mated root and branch that the ooor of opportunity may be open 10 every on another occasion I shall call at" tention to the rapidly growing expenl.. ditures of the Federal Governmsh., is natural that those who look upon upon taxation as a blessing should vlsN overgrown appropriations with compia- cency, yet even the desire to nnd ways of spending the revenues brousnt lnsV the Treasury oy or a ,bs nlgn grecEiess % extrav- arance Of recent Congresses.
 RIIf at this time I desire to center your thoughts upon the oversna.a4sS"ths .s.4s ths piutocratic tendencies that results therefrom. It demands a remeoy s.sr anr inc people are prepared to aanllnisttTia tia heroic treatment, ne which is both reasonable and adequate--a solution III III rshich fiYne- e-honored principles are ap- nlied to new conditions.
 The t1emOcrGttC AtNJ A@ emv of property or of property rigntSs' it is. on the contrary. the pest ,,S,1s ', CT of both, because it defends nunld. ma !. rights. and human rignts nesrtv are sxe and nronertv rights can rest secuIely. Ane foernooratfc Party does not menace S. s sinrle dollar legitimately accumulas ss1 assu ' on the contrary II na ihsrsus noor M Mpiike in the ssnioyment sTJ of that which they have non estly earned. ... aoa. mt dis- courage thrift, but on the .eonsitaEhs o HEY stin,.,1stes each individual to the hish- sst sndeavor by assuring him that nS as win not be deprived or the LIuIUS ,ba IaSvs which enable men to reap wher' .a. Fave not sown, laws whicn e. shJIs shIs them to garner into their oyer @ flowing barns the harvsses hal, S shis ehst to accus ,DuIafe enough to make ms tSraoiai | dangeroas to the country. Sp1i,,s1 I nri1iieee and the use or tne S ,ne 2 power for private gsihI. gnnich nIutocracy | rssts To take away these sug ag sne- q. ana to elevate the benehelarlss Yi Se, 1 ciaI Legislation to the path ol p"n o,,, effort ought to De thS p"'pS
 pAnd who can suffer injury Dy Joli. JIlsi. | toxation. impartial laws ana ths apP of cation of the Jeffersonaiaa as,eciaI S privi- eausi seses ta noneY only those whose ac- | Ss,ss,1s LSs ttons are stained with dishon- | esfv and whose immoral melhouss h,Ssi given them a S distoroSe goyernment @ Accu- | nuiatIne by conscious trauo m0a onS money than they can FTotably use uP t"i z themselves, wisely distrlpute os Se | inave to their children, these ue a,nos ss public enemies all who qness tion their methods or thro" "o upon their crimes. -.nuhl,c more despotic than monarchy r,ors heartIess than aristocracy. inort lseIfsh than bureaucracy, It prays uMpon M tha nation In time of peace ana con snires against it in the hour oI its Ss. lisrnitv Conscienceless, compasslonlesssl Land devoid of wisdom. 1t enerVates tss votaries while it impoverishes us .S, .n tims It Is dtson aiTeaoS SvuI@apr}zing pii SO. @ lciai fife and making a noekery ot nlos ,o,., tais The time Is ripe for its overthrow Let us attack 1t boldly maHins oo o inc nation in the name of the countins room which 1t has dehed, m the nanl' L' Iof bnsiness honor which it mas suiheu in the name or me @ @pe0pie os tbe horne, tS1hich if has despoiled, and in the name lof religions upon which 1t has place. the stigma of hypocrsey;; ,o suxpes l A battle hymn. propose a stanza. oe oe slightly changed, from one ot th' strongest poems of Seotland's greates democratic bard:
 Columbia, my dear. my native soil. 4.
 For whom my warmest wish t' | Heaven Is sent Al, Long may tn hardy sons of rustic @ toi
 Re blest with health and peace ane
 sweet content; ,
 And. O may Heaven their simple loVei | prevent
 From luxuries' contagion, weak anc
 vile;
 Then, tho unearned wealth to wicked
 ness be lent ! A virtuous populace may rise anc A wall of Ire around their much-lovs'