The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-30
pesn't Waste Any Time in Saying What He Thinks About Acceptance
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L.F-HEARTED REF0RMER
nd the Most Noticeable Feature of His Speech Is Ills Attempt to Steal Democratic
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Fairview. Lincoln, Neb., July 2s.--
 harging that William H. Taft, "Is not
 htisfled with the work of the Chicago
 pnvention," which nominated him as
 le republican candidate for the pres
 pency. and that He Is deeply impress [d with the work of the democratic #nvention. William J. Bryan today
 isued a statement In which he ex- Presses the opinion that MT. Taft, #fears the uprising which republican N buses have caused and yet hesitates Ip adopt his real and substantial re- Ebrms." The statement was called Forth because of the allegations made Ey Taft in his speech of acceptance at fincinnati yesterday that Mir. Bryan kas destroyer of business. In re- sard to the speech, Mr. Bryan said: q read 1t, and shall discuss 1t as I 1eal with the various subjects upon which 1t treats. For instance. in a Speech at Topeka between now and the First of September, l shall discuss the guaranty of banks and contrast Mir. |raft's position with the democratic position. In my Labor day speech at [rhicago on September . I shall discuss k,is attitude on the labor question. In [pther speeches I shall discuss his atti- Dude on the tariff question, the trust question, and other questions on which 'he has expressed himself.
 "The most noticeable feature of his te l,t ott sA republican platform by engrafting or at some of the blanks of the demo cratic platform. He is evidently not satisfied with the work of his conveh- 3tion and Is deeply impressed by the ]work Of the democratic convention. He Iis rncharitable, however. In not giving 'thc democratic party credit tor having 1pointed out the reforms which hts own |conven'ion repudiated. but which he Tn la half-hearted way, indorses. The Is lcech shows that he fears the upris. ing Hrich republican abuses have caas' Cd nnd yet hesitates to adopt his real land substantial reforms"
 Confirmation was given by MT. Bry- m to the story printed in the after noon that 1t was not his intention to make any extended campaign tour but only to deliver few prepared speeches at central points before the first of October, and that during that month he expects to remain home and assist in the educational work of the cam paign through the discussion of public questions in the form of signed articles interviews and letters.
 "The outline of my plan of campaign as printed today" said Mir. Bryan, '1' substantially correct, but am not pre- pared yet to announce the number oI speeches or places. Besides speaking at Topeka in August and at Chicago on Labor day shall attend the demo cratic convention at Peoria, on Septem
 Der g, the notification of Mir Kern a
 Indianapolis on date not yet fixed
 and farmers congress at Madison
 Wis, about September 26."
 Although the heat was intense today
 large number of visitors rode out C
 Falrview and paid their respects to tn
 democratic leader One of these wa j. T. Flynn of Bellaire, Ohio, who ex pressed the belief that Ohio would t' found in the democratic column 'n No
 vcfnber.
 The actual writing of his speech )
 acceptance has not yet been begun b.
 Mr. Bryan, but he said today that ri lceas were about formulated and h.
 would enter upon the work of pfepara
 ton in day or two. The fact tla
 an additional sierographer has ap poared on the scene Is an indie atio'
 that all Is in rsadr ss for this import
 ant task