The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
DAVID B. HILL
ON THE STAND
WITH BRYAN
Democratic Candidate Re-
CeiveS Great Ovation at
New York Capital.
NO QUESTION ABOUT
THE EMPIRE STATE
ENORMOUS CROWDS STAND FOR
HOURS TO HEAR NE8RAsKAN
At EVERY POINT VISITED.

:: I: I:
Mr. BRYAN was in excellent -
: sDirit- when he started on his trip ::
. up-etate.. 4 have had delightful =
!: and busy time during my stay in =
) New York said he, and I have =
8 learned something. I have learned =
= Thar we waste Great deal of time :.
sm sleeping Always before 1 had =
!: supposed that man must have ::
3 eight hours sleep a night, but | =
3 find that YOU New Workers thrive e
(: on five hours
!: What do you think of the signs. =
!. Mr. Bryan the candidate was =
!. asked as he climbed into an auto =
:. mobile for the trip to the station :.
= where he was 20 take the train ::
:: 81 think the signs are improving =
!. all the time"
!: DO YOU expect to carry New :.
!: York state2'
4; Il certainly do. And I expect to -
!. carry the entire middle west, as ::
!, well as some Of the eastern states. =
= We will have enough and more. =
:. Nebraska is sure and SO. l think. -
= Is Ohio"
Albany. y. Y. oct 2s.-The feature
of William j. Bryan's tour upstate to-
day was the appearance on the plat
form here tonight Of former United
States Senator David B. Hill. II was
the first lime IN several years that Mr..
Hill had attended such a gathering, so
when he stepped forward as chairman
10 introduce Democracy's leader. the
great crowd which packed the hall
where the meeting was held rose to a
man, and cheered enthusiastically.
Time for Change.
Although not connected with poll
ties" Mr.. Hill said. Il reiterate that I
am heartily I'm favor of the election of
the Democratic national and state tick
cts / am not SO partisan. however.
that 7 would support the party whether
right or wrong. but permit me TO say
that / support the national ticket in
this campaign because in my judgment
our presidential candidate. who honors
US with his presence here tonight, is
absolutely right upon every contested
question in this campaign. II Is time
for a change in the administration of
the government. a change of measures,
and of men. Our candidate owes the
nomination not to any one man, or any
set of men. but only To the people
themselves. If elected. he will be the
president himself and not a dummy
Tor any man. he will not be led around
with string like a great big Gagged
bear"
Eulogy of Bryan.
Ex-senator Hill. referring to the Re
publican charge that a panic would fol-
low Mr.. Bryan's election. declared that
u would not be a business panic. but
u will be a panic on the part Of the
hundreds % thousands of federal Office
holders and public officials who will
have 70 surrender their places To the
victorious party"
He concluded his encomium of Mr..
Bryan by saying:
Our candidate is your friend. He is
my friend. He is the friend of labor
ana the people. He has been the cour-
aseous, sincere and constant friend of
labor ever since ne has been in public
NE He is as incorruptible as he is
brave. and he can neither be purchased
nor inundated"
The Democratic candidate received
'h ovation when he rose TO speak
Could Hardly Stop Applause.
He was cleered to the echo. and the
'rse audie6s.f reluctantly Obeved his
sgs'ures 90 Become quiet He expressed
NS appreciation of the cordial well
yvlne he had received ''in the capital of
1I nations greatest state" and re-
'.,u loiNr. Hill by saying.
appreciate the more than generous
.o.uS emTs0yed by Senator Hin in pre-
lung me to you One of the pleas
80 OF ms campaign is the unity that
party" d 'i0
believe" ne continued. that we
- song ~ win great victory. and.
u'r trends. 7 ann glad that Senator
g-t,,, ule nero of so many battles. is
v,,L LING oy my side, prepared TO share
-, - me lhe joys of a Democratic tri-
f" mis- victory would be incom-
f'.'e " II We're a sectional victory"
Democratic Case Presented.
NJ Bryan said he would present
Ne evidences that will encourage
5, ru ana some arguments in behalf of
.rs n, NoNever. he urged support of
.f,l,-t--' otratlc state and congressional
on =, AS he did at Schenectady and
iv % F'q,=S, he laid stress on the plank
r,- ..s Democratic platform providing
b.so-S -oiIie!Jy Of campaign contributions