The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-31

this unemployed problem before the country"
 The crowd wildly cheered, a buriy man trying in the mean time to haul the disturber out of the crowd.
 Continuing. Mir. Bryan said:
 My platform mentions remedies, and it mentions all the remedies that are within reach. We say elect Sena- tors by the people and let the Sena- tors be responsible to the will of the people. We say destroy the trusts and open the door of opportunity and give the young man a chance in thIs coun- try. We say take the extortion out of the price that the trusts have put Into 1t, and people can then buy more goods and there will be a chance for more people to be employed In the making of the goods that the people can buy. We say lessen the expense of Government and leave money In the pockets of the people. We say lower the tariff and take the burdens off the consumers. We say lower the tariff and take the burdens off the consum- CTS. We say protect the savings of the people in the banks. These are some of the methods we have of giving employment to the unemployed.
 At sanduslxy.
 Sandusky. O., Oct. 3o-W. J. Bryan drew an immense crowd here today. He took for his text Republican testi- mony" and declared that h ) could prove the correctness of nearly all of the propositions set forth in she Democrat- ie platform by Republican testimony, and he gave the following as samples:
 We favor an income tax; the Re- publican platform is silent on the sub ject, but President Roosevelt says that an income tax is just.
 We favor the election of Senators by the people: the Republican platform Is silent on the subject, but Mr. Taft says that he is personally inclined to favor the proposition.
 We are in favor of publicity as to campa! n contributions; the Republi- can platform is silent on the subject; but Mir. Taft and President Roosevelt h-ve both endorsed the iS1a of public ity although they do not want the pub lication made Until fter the election.
 We are in favor of railroad regula- tion and the President and Mir. Taft have both endorsed thIs although their platform Is not as specific as ours
 We favor the amendment of the antitrust law so as to exclude labor organizations. This Is now opposed by the Republican leaders and by Mir. Taft and the very amendment which we asked was proposed by the Democrats in a Republican Congress five years ago and the vote on 1t stood 260 for 1t to against 1t.
 We are in favor of trial by jury in cases of indirect contempt. The Repub- lican Party is opposed to this now and MT. Taft most Utterly assGlls 1t and yet the very measure which we endorse passed the Republican Eenate twelve years ago with but one vote against It.
 we are in favor of tariff reduction the President. Mir. Taft and many prominent Republicans have admitted that reduction Is necessary and yet the Republican platform promises, "revis- ion" instead of reduction, and revision may mean anything or nothing, the word being used to excite the hopes of the tariff reform element in the Re- publican Party, while the Republican leaders bargained the schedules to the protectionists in return for contribu- tions.
 I've are in favor of the guaranty oi bank deposits and while thIs is oppos- ed by the Republican candidate. the Republican platform admits the need oi more security when it advocates posta savings ba~ks and the consular report l issued by the administration last July contains an endorsement of the guar anty plan in a report on German trade In Germany they have 1S,000,o00 of de- positors with S8.000, 100000 fl deposits and these are guaranteed by a tax on the municipalities. The municipality however. receives an income from the banks when their earnings so above a certain point"
 Here, he said, are number of prop ositlons presented in our platform that can be established by evidence that ought to be acceptable to Republicans Besides there we favor the limitation of the writ of injunction: the establish ment of a labor department, with a representative of labor at its head, and law making 1t impossible for a pri- vate monopoly to exist. Our platform represents the honest sentiment and the wish of a large percentage of the Re- publicans, while the Republican lead CTS have misrepresented the rank and file of their own party. We stand for the great mass of the people in the re- forms we advocate; we have right 10 expect that the people will stand with ua on a1arfinn day