The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-31
VOTERS Of OHIO AGAIN
SHOUT FOR NEBRASKAN
Bryan Greeted With Frenzy Of Applause in the
Home State of the Republican
Candidate.
Rockefeller and Roosevelt Car nege and Taft Denounced in
Unmeasured Terms by Democratic Leader.

Cleveland. O.. Oct 3o.-Heaping denun-
Citations upon the heads Of John D. Rookie
teller. Andrew Carnegie. President Roose-
Welt and Judge Taft because OF their con-
nection or sympathies with the trusts.
william J. Bryan in this city tonight
brought to a close another strenuous day
OF campaigning. The principal meeting
was held in the big Central Armory, and
a second audience was addressed at
tsray's Armory. Later the candidate ad-
dressed street crowds from the balcony
Of the Hollenden hotel
The arrival Of the candidate at the
principal armory was heralded by great
throng outside. and those on the inside
broke into frenzy OF applause when ne
made his appearance on the PLATFORM
Mr. Bryan apparently was at his best.
his voice carrying 70 every corner OF the
Launching at once into the issues of
the campaign, the candidate discussed
the Democratic platform. laying great
stress on the planks relating 10 the guar
antee OF bank deposits. publicity before
election OF campaign contributions, and
the trusts.
Attack on the Trusts.
The two latter topics furnished him the
theme for his attacks on the financiers,
the president and Judge Taft The Stand
ard Oil company and the steel trust
through Messrs. Rockefeller and Carne-
gle, were credited with furnishing the
FUNDS for the Republican campaign Ear
ner in the day Mr.. Bryan gave out a
statement Of his views regarding the dec
larations OF the two financiers that they
were supporting the Republican candi-
date, and this statement was practically
embodied in his speeches here tonight
Not content with his structures upon
those named, Mr.. Bryan had something
10 say about Secretary Root. who IS cred
tied with having stated that Mr.. Bry-
ans election would be a menace 10 the
country.
Arrangement of Root.
Il see Mr.. Root has made an argument
against the election of senators by the
people" he remarked Il am not sur
prised. No man in public life has more
reason 10 fear an election at which the
He also thinks my election would be
a menace 10 the country. That is not
surprising. He began his legal career with
a defense Of Boss Tweed and has been
80 intimately associated with the big law
breakers ever since that he would nat
urally resent the Democratic idea OF en-
forcing the law impartially against Of
tenders"
Today's Journey through the state was
but a repetition OF the visit a week ago.
Great demonstrative crowds turned out
everywhere 20 greet Mr.. Bryan. At Bow
ling Green. however, Mr. Bryan was sub
jected TO repeated interruption by a man
in the crowd who insisted on an eXplana-
ton OF how the unemployed OF the coun-
try would be benefited by a reduction Of
the tariff
Ten Speeches in Ohio.
Mr. Bryan made ten speeches in Ohio,
stopping at Napoleon. Bowling Green. Ak
ron. Findlay. Fremont. Sandusky. Belle
vue Lorain and here. Mr.. Bryan was
greeted with a pleasant surprise at To-
ledo when he found F. NJ. Bacon of that
city. a brother-in-law of Cleveland on
tho reception committee.
Northern Indiana will claim Mr.. Bry-
ans attention tomorrow previous TO his
arrival at Chicago tomorrow night. The
first speech will be at Union City early
in the morning and from there the Bryan
special will go TO Winchester. Richmond
Newcastle. Muncie, Anderson. Kokomo,
Peru. South Bend and several other cit
les, the total number OF stops being nine
teen.