The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-06
OUTLINES OF SPEECH
SUBJECT OF BRYAN's NoTTFIcA-
 TIoN ADDRESS.
It VIII Be Confined Practically to the Question @Shall the People RueD and the ~Measure of Re-
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 Fairview, Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. 5.-- wm. J. Bryan, Democratic nominee for the presidency. to-day outlines the subject which he will discuss in his forthcoming speech of acceptance. The speech will be confined practically to the question "shall the people rule' and the measure of rewards"
 Other issues of the campaign such as guarantee of bank deposits. the tar iff, the trusts. etc. will be treated in the several speeches he will make in the next thirty days.
 "The notification speech" said Mir. Bryan, will deal with but few ques- tions. Having a letter of acceptance to write later and several speeches to make on important topics such as the tariff, the trusts, the banking ques- tion, the labor question, imperialism. etc, it was not necessary to Include them in tbis speech and I could not have done justice to any If had treated a number.
 "Our platform declared the over shadowing question to be shall the people rule and In this speech I take up the conditions and endeavor to show what has produced these con- ditions. and how they can be rene- died and how the people can be put into control of their government. into control of their government.
 q shall, within the present month discuss the tariff question, the trust question and the guaranty of bank deposits.
 "The speech on trusts will be deliv- cred at Indianapolis at the time of MT. Kern's notification, August 25. The one on the guaranty of bank deposits will be delivered at Topeka few days A.. A. an~v oxsZ ~.1A ArA the one on the tartn question have not been fixed. At Chicago on labor day, I shall discuss the labor ques- ton, and at Peoria on the ninth of September, the subject will be the State and the nation"
 Lynch at Fairview. Fairview, Lincoln. Neb., August 5-- Of more than usual significance was the visit to Fairview today of Frank B. Lynch, of St. Paul, Democratic Ma tional Committeeman from Minnesota and manager of Governor Johnson's campaign for the presidential nomina- ton at the Denver convention. Mr. Lynch arrived about noon in company with B. F. Nelson of Minneapolis. President of the State Fair Associa- tion.
 MT. Lynch's presence at Fairview was at the special request of Mir. Bryan. He lost no time in conveying to the Democratic nominee Governor Johnson's assurance, of loyal support of the Democratic ticket and his inten- tion to take the stump In Mir. Bryan's behalf
 "rhere is no animosity toward Bryan in Minnesota" said Mir. Lynch. While do not promise that the Democrats will carry Minnesota this year. think they have a good chance"
 Mir. Lynch declared that nothing rankIed In Governor Johnson's heart because he was defeated for the nomi- nation. "He feels all right about it,, he said, land all Minnesota Democrats are for Bryan"
 win Visit Minnesota. The business which brought MT. Nell son to Fafrview was to invite Mir. Bryan to attend the State Fair in St. Paul and deliver an address. The in- vitation was accepted, the date being | fixed at August 3i. but with the under. standing that there should be no charge for admission to the grounds on that date sss a4 e'iisg sa eH
 MT Bryan tonight caused to be given out for publication the following ap- peal for campaign contributions:
 ''wanted--Campaign contributions.
 'Citizens of the Republic who favor thCGe OCAAOStdNAC PAOpO6iIAOHS.
 Tariff revision by representatives of the consumers of the products and not by the agents of those who make exorbitant profit by manufacture and sale of highly protected products.
 Election of United States Senators by popular vote, thus breaking up the senatorial oligarchy headed by Stand ard oil, which is strong enough sue cessfully to resist all measures offer a5 Ev aA hA Atskl FalP Co
 Guarantee of all national bank de- posits thereby preventing all money panics by giving all people absolute confidence in all banks.
 "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 before election day so that the people may know who is paying the expenses of candidates. and why paying.
 Adoption of an income tax because it Is just and under it wealth may bear its proportionate share of the burdens of the Federal government.
 ''rhe punishment of men who mani pulate railroad stocks and ownership; the encouragement of railroad con- struction upon business-Iike basis and railroad operation with fair return in wages and profits to workers and owners on honest valuation and honest labor. but not on watered stocks and false bond issues created purely by exploitation"
 ''The appeal closes with a copy of the resolution adopted by the Demo- cratic National Committee upon the oc- casion of their visit to Fairview, July 14. declaring for publicity of contribu- tions before the election; limiting in- dividual contributions to $10.000 and providing for the publication of all contributions above $l00.
 Hear OstIer Joe Poem recited by Frank Menrle accompanying Film at Ornheuun ThenfrA.