The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-06
FINE CHANCE
IN MINNESOTA
FOR W.J.bRYAN
NebraSkan to Deliver an Ad-
dress at State Fair in st.
Paul, Aug. 81.
APPEAL FOR FUNDS FOR
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
SUBJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED IN
LETTER or ACCEPTANCE
LIMITED.

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 5.-Of
more than usual significance was the visit
TO Fairview today of Frank B. Lynch OF
st. Paul. Democratic national committee
man from Minnesota and manager of the
Governor johnson campaign for the pres
idential nomination at the Denver con-
vention. Mr.. Lynch arrived about noon
IN company with Il. +. Nelson of Mime
apolis, president of the State Fair associa
ton.
(ir. Lynch's presence at Fairview was at
tSe special request of Mr.. Bryan. He lost
n time in conveying 10 the Democratic
nominee Governor Johnson's assurance of
loyal support Of the Democratic ticket and
intention TO take the stump in Mr.. Bryan's
behalf. There Is no animosity toward
while do not promise that the Demo-
Gratis will carry Minnesota this year,
think they have a very good chance"
johnson Not Sore.
Mr.. Lynch declared that nothing rankled
IN Governor Johnson's heart because he
was defeated for the nomination. He
feels all right about it, said he. land
all Minnesota Democrats are for Bryan"
The business which brought Mr.. Mel
son to Fairview was to invite Mr.. Bryan
10 attend the state fair in st. Paul and
deliver an address. The invitation was ac-
cepted. the date being fixed at Aug. 81,
but with the understanding that there
should be no charge for admission TO the
grounds that day.
4 II was announced that the st. Paul
speech would be the only one that Mr..
Nryan will make in Minnesota during the
coming campaign. The subject to be dis
cussed will probably be the tariff.
Mr.. Bryan tonight caused to be given
out for publication the following appeal
for campaign contributions.
Wanted-Campalgn Contributions.
From citizens of the republic who m
vor these Democratic propositions:
Tariff revision by representatives or
the consumers of the products and not
by the agents of those who make exor-
bitant profits by manufacture and sale
of highly protected products
Election of United States senator's by
popular vote. thus breaking up the sena-
toriai oligarchy headed by Standard Oil.
which is strong enough TO successfully re-
sist all measures offered in behalf of the
peoples welfare.
guarantee of all national bank depos-
it's thereby preventing all money panics
by giving all people absolute confidence in
all banks.
Destruction of Monopoly.
Destruction of private monopoly and
the enforcement OF law against trusts
by the people who are oppressed by the
trusts and not by the agents of the trusts.
Publicity OF campaign contributions be-
fore election day. so that the people may
know who is paying the expenses of can
Afdates and why paying.
X"Adoption of an income tax because II
Is Just and under ii wealth may bear
its proportlonate share of the burdens
of the federal government.
1.-The punishment of men who manipu-
late railroad stocks and ownership; the
encouragement of railroad construction
upon businesslike basis; and railroad OPP
Grafton with fair returns in wages and
profits 10 workers and owners on honest
valuation and honest labor-but not on
nd Fa1c nd iCCt &c
created purely by exploitation"
Democratic Resolution.
The appeal closes with a copy OF the
resolution adopted by the Democratic ma
visit TO Fairview. July H. as declaring for
publicity of contributions before election
limiting individual contributions to $4,000
and providing for the publication of all
contributions above 800.
< The speech of acceptance of Mr.. Bryan
Wis today given to the press associations
Tor distribution simultaneously with this
action Mr.. Bryan outlined the subjects
which he will discuss.
Subject of Speech.
The speech OF acceptance will be
confined practically to the question:
.Shall the People Rule?" and 1.-The Meas
ureA OF Rewards" The other issues of
the campaign, such as guarantee of bank
deposits. the tariff. trusts. etc. VIII be
treated I'm the several speeches he Will
make within the next thirty days
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