Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-13
BuILDING TuE NAr1oN,

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| president.
BUILDING THE NATION.
For what wo are doing today is moth
ing more than the further building Of
that that nation AZ e whose foundation those
| reactionaries in our own party nor mad
extremists in the other party shall
spoil the work that we have done nor
prevent us from doing the work yet
| to be done.
And Just as Washington had for
his successor the man closest to his
administration and most familiar with
| it polices:.just as the American peo-
| pic elected as Jeffersonis successor the
| just as they elected as Andrew Jack
sons successor the man closest to his
administration and most familiar with
| it--just as they elected as successor of
abraham Lincoln that man who had
fought e for Lineoin,s policies upon the
pie will elect as Theodore Roosevelt's
| successor his most trusted lieutenant,
his wisest friend his, ablest counselor,
| and the best equipped presidential can
didate, the American people ever voted
| for, William III. Taft.
HIS VIEW OF BRYAN.
The speaker said Bryan said he ought
| to be elected to succeed Roosevelt be-
but Roosevelt repudiates the lslnship.
| He referred to the advocacy by Bryan
IL years ago, of the free coinage OF sill
L
now; last year he advocated the govern
ment ownership OF railroads; now he
says that idea is a dream which. If
| turtles can come to realize. Now here
is the argnment on that point; :, /.
ownership yesterds aYp may he s. not drsp
| this business plan tomorrow? If he
abandoned free silver day before yes
| theory the day after tomorrow? And
| dare We trust the interests of this ma,
tion to man SO uncertain and a hand
better hear my sentence out--Mr.
Bryan is the best speaker in America
today, but so was Patrick Henry III his
day.
Yet who would havo thought Of maks
Ing Patrick Henry president instead Of
Geo1rge W,ash,,ngton 50 was a,n Wendell ,lnlid
f inst.a dough- e abrah ahs l.lneoim MI
Bryan's speeehes sound d bslu then1 but
Everybody knows that in the, SEN
ate of the United States am9ns Demo emo.
few supporters of his policies and hard
" any personal friends, and the fact
is that f he were president TO-DAY ,Slo. n aid
cies he would find the knives of Demo
cratic senators at the throat OF every
one of them.
/ propose tonight TO prove II I pro
pose to give Mr.. Bryan a chance nm
him him some So usi questions, and think that
from this speech these questions will
90 out through the country to him.
ASKS BRYAN TO ANSWER.
/ do not ask them in unltindness, but
in Kindness. and l think he VIII an.
Them IN xieI o l debate Win
me in u magazine on all tho ISSUES OF
this campaign Now, have sac a,sa s sna
the most powerful Of Democratic SEN
ators will be opposed to his principal
policies. Let us see IL this question
doesn't prove Il. no.,
dent will the Democratic leader in the
senate. Senator Charles a. Culberson
9dr T tx son SnpP0G IF te trusts
ator Rayner, the ablest lawyer on IN, me
Democratic side. Of Maryland; or esn Sen
Bacon of Georgia? .;,,
Second: ask you to say--and VIII
point out in moment mt tn ena mslho from
TeXas, from Illinois, mississippi. AlM
bama, Florida Georgia; virginia, Mary Mary
Land and Of nonr CHEF M sae
name those states because ] knsw NC
attitude Of those senators as or your
Third: ask Mr.; BRYAN to take 5tora
as to where they stand up she, ,ha , syye
whether they will support or whether
they will oppose those pol disc,,ssion of
ravcnue only" and declared that Bryans
plan would result In the thrn%inEs t open
to the world without return. While tne
plan of the Republican party was 70
make double tariff t or T maxlu nont th
the import and export duties from aha
to the nations according to the att! i:rie
Of the nations foWar ~ .hi nl,ye branch OF
commercial peace and RECIPROCITY. saln
Senator Reverdge, and a. the t m NIX tinn"
tariff is our big stick 1or rs'ai'a'io'
HOW II is IN EUROPE.
with such n tariff as that today
Germany is selling ,srd 10 hn rbere we are
taTfu. ~ one. Give the American pro-
Queer the same chances that otner MI al
. sn far NJ behind upon all the oceans Of
trade that they will never eaten slshe
OF our smoke ~, putin
Touching the possession OF tiis i''tp
Mines the speaker SAID
What would they do with our tnrSig sil
possessions? WAS Was 90 OUT ,'nEn I tnat
nag ttt over tho gates of tho east. | saw
men killed IN tie cause cav hn oI nla"ed ii
liberty Eyi1 nhas af has IS D seins to stay
there for as many generatrr,o 10, r. az,
necessary to prepare them Tor seil-soN-
T rii the struggle for a greater ter
ntanv on stern people and representatives 4
on t,,ni the subject. MI. Beyeridse said some
men In both parties did not seem 20 10
know that there was western sea
hoard as well as an eastern sea board
PRAISES UTAH SENATORS.
81 have been in the senate now for
10 years and in service supposse thas a.
| am senior to perhaps four-ifths, OF
the senate. considerably more tnan !,
three fourths; so ] have GONE ~ q
nnint, where 1 watch with infinite care
+ the new men coming in. ! want to , sec
what stand they are going TO tahe'
whether 1t is going TO be for The peo.