The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-13

thought it would defeat him for cleo
ton. but who pretends now that he
never really favored itf
Is a man who would add, as this par
~ticular candidate does, insincerity to
mental obliquity a fit person for the
industrial and financial interests of the
country to support for presidents
In a speech at Carnegie hall, New
York, on what he called Republican
tendencies;s'' Bryan said: "The third
dangerous tendency of the Republican
party is towards Capitalization. An
other Republican tendency to which
call your attention is the tendency
toward Socialism, In view of the
fact that even Debs never proposed a
scheme more centralizing and Socialis-
tic than Bryan's government owner
ship and operation of the railways,
these charges against the Republican
party are a characteristic piece or
Bryanite effrontery.
"About fourteen years ago. said
Bryan in Baltimore, 81 introduced a
bill in congress which provided for the
guarantee of bank deposits, but | could
not get any one to listen to me-
This means that Bryan's blind pool
of 1908 is not quite so new as the
country imagined it to be. 1t was the
result OF fourteen years of study.
Oklahoma is experimenting with IT,
but it was invented long ago. As a
device for photographers, of those
VINO want to get something for nothing,
and who are therefore willing to take
any sort of risks of bankruptcy or the
penitentiary, this Bryanite financial
hobby has attractions.
eve favor such reductions as will
basis, where it beongs,' says M.
Bryan.
This means that Bryan would rob the
tariff of every vestige of protection to
the home producer and to the home
worker which is in it. and bring II
down to the free trade mark. The
factories of the United States would
be brought into direct and disastrous
competition with those of the rest Of
the world. in which the wages of labor
are only a half of third of what they
are here. Two courses would thus be
open to the American manufacturer.
He would have to reduce wage to the
European or Asiatic level, or else he
course would Bryan advise the Amer,
can manufacturer to take in case Bry-
anism should carry the country in
1908?
Is Mr.. Bryan aware that the man
ufacturing industry of the United
States, whose destruction he plans SO
lightheartedly, has a capital of fiftee
dollars, that it employs six
person. and that it gives then;
three billion five hundred million dol
lars wages ~annuallys In value of pro-
duets the mills and factories Of the
States equal those of Great
Britain. France and Germany com
Did anybody ever tell him
his?
In some lines of manufactures Ger
many is making more rapid progress
han the Uaited States. She has the
,est machinery in the world. Her in
schools produce a skilled labor
is unrivalled anywhere. In this
ield she is far ahead of us. Our trade
chools are few and poorly equipped
.ompared with hers. Some lines of
FOODS in Germany are coming into !,
teady increasing competition with
urs in our home mark t, notwithstand
ng our tariff. low 5 yaa crop ,ses to
down the ta if and deluge the
ountry with imported goods from
and Asia.
"There is nothing in the Democrats
that need alarm any legiti-
nate business says Mr.. Bryan.
What does he call "legitimate bust