Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-12

,hst am indebted for my nomination
:, the rank and file of our party and
,nst nv election must come, Il 1t comes
\, all from the Impoverished ana UNI
a ,nrehAsable suffrages of the American
Il ,.onle | promise, If entrusted with the
Il r,snonsibility of this high Office to
h .orsecrate whatever ability have to
tho one purpose of making this In fact.
4 :, government in which the people rule
90 60, ennent which will do justice to
oil and offer to every one the highest
a nnssjhe stimulus to great and persist
mi effort by assuring To each the
an oyment Of his just share of the pro-
cssds of his toll, no matter i'm what
,9,t of the vineyard he labors, or to
4 ,tbat occupation, profession or calling
bo devotes himself" Thus spoke w. j.
Trvqn this afternoon In accepting the
animation as the candidate of the
remocratic party for the presidency of
4 The United states.
Amid cheers and waving of flags, Mr.
Bryan was escorted from the Lincoln
hotel through the streets of Lincoln
70 The capitol grounds where the formal
ratification took place. in the car
rage with him was John w. Kern OF
Indiana, the candidate for the vice
'nt -. ,, 80, 40 ,o,,, o~nn,;ooca
for Nebraskas distinguished citizen, he
having twice before been similarly hon
orsd BY his party. but 1t was the first
time that Mr.. Bryan's home town had
ben afforded the opportunity of par
tdpaiing in the ceremonies.
THE ASSEMBLED MULTITUDE.
ronp hcfore the time SCI for the ex
,rcises 10 begin the capItol grounds
IA boco,na nacIred win, humanity
!, noe a ,tari+ah Io s,aa Of faces that met
~ t,,van,s e,aze as he stepped to the
s,,, az tbe plotform aud r.reived the
asSDi,i ,rord from Ren,esentative Hon
o."'ra' G,a,,,a a. aIabsna mar he
a.io,,al ti,tya+
H' n'''1 ~" nen,ocr.tic candidate
N f,.o,, ~. ca,,itnI b,,iiding on
,l,h oi,,fn,,,, in cononan,, With Gov
10 me piaIioiiIl III 'ol'tp' i W."
s '.tas No. ,ho non,,,ittoa 81, arranpe-
vDe nhao,. wont ma fron,
r., ,,,,i,;t,,1a U,bich continped for
ae mt'i ~, i,,,', A. go, a, M pr,-
N'elel "ii,u'e s' >to,To r!hai,,,,ar
~ ""s 80 ,ai,,,,,, ~,
'y,,'ia" .u''sN - ~, n
v N,l,ns upo a.. NJ NIoi,a' Ta 70 daliver
.,-son' VI 10 49,
prayer ppyAN >-orrrrrp
On A-N ~
Upon its conclusion, Mr.. Clayton, as
chairman of the committee on notifi-
cation, turned to Mr. BRYAN and made
his notacation speech. He called atten
tion to the unanimous action of the
Denver convention in making its
nomination and declared that ne
Nmocratic party comment OF tne
<hteousness OF us cause, was aeter-
amed to rescue the government from
me hah9s OF lne aespoiiers VINO nave
eNpioltea u LOT tne penehl OF iaVoriJes
20 we injury Oh the masses Oh the
pia m people, ,.,
.e pd,itaJ - Inis ny
- o,,t oat, .;,I, .iine, w
~, st,.,s,. -, VII i Gn
,o,i.i, ,,.,'a VAIN vi. CIaS w
f.cc and sneai,ina ~
sonId he heard h,, nnari,. 49,. ora
aid. - 'S '''e'
nvou boya ,iu,,,,s ,o,,.o, -, ,
bron,isa win those Who ,,ros,,tyte ,ho
hinctions Of governments for The Inst
~ o6 ~ ~. ne lus'
t5in you,. unwayerine fideIitv vomr
Jeffersonian standard of democracy
that Induced the REPRESENTATIVES, Of
millions of American free men, unan-
lmouslv TO choose Won as their can
ddate for the highest office in the
world =,
Mr.. Clayton's remarks i'm full were
az follows.
Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. l2.-Hon. William
j. BRYAN: Sir-You were unanimously
for president of the United
States bv the national Democratic con-
yeptinn that assembled at Denver
July The convention directed US
to convey to Won this formal notice OF
your nomination.
The duties of the delegates Ia this
we're maze plain. especially
by the fact that the people who sent
them there desired that the banner of
Democracy no entrusted ia vour hand.
No federal ofIceholders conspIred ia
wealth and lis allied inter
esis confrlbute 10 that end Yo,ir So
lection cane snontanenusIv rrn,n
heats of % vmnr. feiIow nit1ens Thn
Procedures 90 ,ba con,,antion No.. |
that with zcai ana enthueiasn, ~
plain dutv NJ We dalnaa,as ,'ns . .m
'"e wac
The platform, adonted is hold ord !
rank declaration of the time honore1 |
principles of The Denocratic Marty
lad thclr annlIca,ion IA conditions
oufrontlnp tbn t, =" 'oit''',Uns
unanimously reported 70 the rouy wa
ION and adopted by the convention |
his platform haa been HANDED 10 you ~
,h nls declaration expressed the faith |
\, n "ulIlld yes me united Democracy. |
~ wese PRINCIPLES 1t Is known Of all |
'' liuL lOf the past ~ Nparg van |