New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01
BRYAN MAKES APPEAL
Varies attacks on Findnciers by
Issuing an appeal to the Public.

Chicago Oct a.-William ]. Bryan stepped from
his special train late tonight at Englewood. alter
full day in Indiana He was accompanied by Mrs.
Bryan, who deluged with flowers. and even
with lunch baskets. throughout the state
Immense throngs waited at the railway station
and at four meeting places here where Mr.. Bryan
had been announced to speak until II o'clock to-
night, when message received from La Porte
cancelling his engagements owing to the lateness
of his arrival
An excited person shortly before O'Clock teIe-
phoned the police that Mr.. Bryan had arrived and
that attempt had been made to blow up his
train Fifty detectives in patrol wagons were hur-
RED to the scene, and after an inspection OF the
tracks short distance from the station found that
some harmless torpedoes had been exploded The
arrival of the detectives caused excitement in
the crowd.
Practically winding up his campaign to-day, Mr..
Bryan attacked Messrs. Rockefeller Carnegie,
Hartman, President Roosevelt and Mr.. Taft. At
Union City. his first speaking point, he began ham,
mering away at the fnanciers, the President and
Mr.. Taft, and kept 1t up throughout the day He
found thoughts for argument in the speech last
night at Buffalo of Mr.. Taft, who is quoted as
denying that Mr.. Rockefeller supporting him
in the campaign. He felt that If Mr.. Taft objected
to Mr. Rockefeller he should get out writ of in
junction against him, as Mr.. Taft Is acquainted
with the injunction business"
At Anderson Mr.. Bryan's denunciation OF the Re-
publican party aroused him to a point where he
said: They have been carrying on a masquerade
been removed. and behold. Mr.. Taft has been dane
ing with coy Mr. Rockefeller. and did not know 1t.
MI Sherman has been Waiting with winsome Mr..
Carnegie, and Mr.. Roosevelt has led the grand
march with tha:. undesirable citizen Mr.. Hartman.
What cruel deception these trust magnates have
practised on the confdng Republican leadersr' He
declared that it fortunate for the country that
the trust men had shown their hands before the
election. He glad Mr.. Taft had them" II
believe. he added, Il ought TO have the votes of
those who have been victimized by the trusts for
a Republican victory will bring no relief to the
people"
Ely the breaking down Of the engine Of Mr.
Bryan's special at Macy Ind. his arrival at Chi
cago was delayed. He will remain in Chicago until
tomorrow afternoon, when ne will proceed to
Kansas and on Monday will speak in the north
western part of the state, these engagements being
concluded In time to permit of his TO Lincoln
that night.
In his Appeal to the Public issued to-day Mr.
Bryan says:
AS the campaign draws to a close, certain issues
stand out clearly. The Democratic party atteInpIs
TO lnaugurate of honesty In politics by COM
pelling the publication of campaign cohtriDuIlors
4s0Fe the S S See y SO the
OF United States Senators by direct vote II seghS
will make a private monopoly impossible. II seeks
TO reconcile labor and capital by legisaton . M1l[h
" cooperation and to this end 1t proposes the ere
alton of department OF labor W.n 80 me anti
trust law which will exclude the labor ORGANIZATION
from the operation of that law; the limitation OF
tba writ Of junction that IL VIII not De ISSUED
in a labor dispute unless conditions are such a.
would Justify injunction even II tisIe =, tndjrect
labor dispute and trial by jury in cases OF iuiiee'
contempt. ,,,o.to,, v,bJ,b will create a
guarantee fund sufficient to secure an 90 the
against loss 1t seeks TO secure rec @ viii no
Innsar Ne made in the interest or the ie" anu ~
the expense of the rest OF the peopsc ds seeks TO
..cnro honesty in government tnrouSnh h d,reS,
BOTTLES and popular government aca IN industrv
eleeIootisjor In trade security to depositors ana
urhs epemocratic party appeals TO the aWakeneo
o,srence OF the nation ana the sehse a 80
80 ~ h,,nsn heart and 20 the growing desire Tor
brotherhood II, ..t.,ory for the national
-, 49, n,I,h democratic Congress ana Win the
Iarai gorca OF a popular verdict, believe we can
compel the Senate TO yisia 70 'ho eAPi''S'u wa