Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-10
One on Tariff, to be Delivered at
Des Moines, August Fl, Sent
To the Printer Today.
NOW WRITING ONE ON TRUSTS
Delegation of Travelling Men Bring
Encouraging Reports of Sentiment
For Democratic Ticket.

Fatrview, Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 10. -
The tariff speech of w j. Bryan to he
delivered at Des Moines Iowa. Aug. ~
was today sent to the printer, and the
Democratic candidate for president nm
mediately began work on his speech on
trusts which he viii make at Indian
apois, Aug. %. upon the occasion of
the notification of John w. Kern of his
nomination for the vice presidency.
Mr. Bryan was an early riser today
His first visitors were delegation Of
travelling men who brought with them
encouraging reports of the sentiment in
various parts Of the country for the
Democratic national ticket.
The political situation In Illinois was
of more than usual interest to Mr.. Bry-
an put he declined to be interviewed
on the subject He said. however. that
perhaps after thinking the matter over
ne might make statement some time
during the day giving expression 10
some views regarding that situation.
representative Henry d. Clayton Of
Aiabama chairman and DR.. j. w. Nc
Cure of Sedalia, Mo. member OF the
notlncatlon COMMITTEES. came ont to
falrVleW IN the early morning and were
IN conference with Mr.. Bryan for some
time.
Another old man in the person of
Harvey w. Hardy, who carried his "A
years well. came out to Fairyiew to-
day tell Mr. Bryan that he would leave
Lincoln in the morning on a mission
airy tour" of New York state. Mr..
Hardy voted for the Democratic nomi-
nee twice for Congress and twice for
president.
1T is my intention" said he ito
make speeches in Erie and wyoming
counties and anywhere else in New
YORK where ] may be needed"
Far back In the sos Mr. Hardy was
superintendent of schools In wyoming
county. Mr.. Bryan took the greatest
interest I'm his fellow townsman who
Is prosperous business man, and
thanked him for his devotion 10 De.
mocracy's cause.
CLAYTON's VISIT.
The conversation Of MIR. Clayton had
10 do largely with his speech of Motif
cation. He however, repeated TO Mr..
Bryan his statement given out for pub-
llcatlon last night expressing conf
dence m the success of the Democratic
tickec this fall.
Dr. Mcclure subscribed to that view
and assured the Democratic nominee
mat Missouri was safe for him
me people want change" declared
Dr. Mcclure after leaving the Bryan
nome They are tired of the condition
or things and so far as Missouri is CON
cerned they do not understand whv
under Republican administration we
should have such times as there ars
now II ~ a conundrum TO them"
Mr.. Bryan was much Interested In "A
statement of DR., Mcclure that UNION
band of Sedalia had received instruc-
tons from headquarters to vote FOR
himself and Kern
Rev 5, e. Mcclure. pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church OF
oseeola, KAN also talked with MIR
Bryan Dr. Mcclure had trflyelad
through Missouri, Kansas oklahoma
ana Nebraska Both his father and
himself, he said, always heretofore.
mad voted tho Republican ticket. hui
thdl this fan they would vote Tor
Bryan, He had talked with many Re-
puhlicans, he told MIR Bryan. In the
four states visited by him and stated
mat a large majority OF them were
olamoirng for change. The rural peo-
PIE I'm particular said Or. Mcclure. win
come out strongly for the Democratic
candidates,
II have special reasons for knowing
that that is true" he declared
In tbs course OF conversation with
these three men the subject of urinary
elections came and Mr. Bryan was led
10 remark that mo matter what the
results are N the people have what they
want that rs the best we can hope for"