New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
BRYAN ATTACKS ALL
BACK IN TRUE FORM.
Says He Is Only Sure and True
Savior of Country.

Buffalo. Sept 2f.-William Jennings Bryan spoke
here tonight at two big meetings-one in Hum
bodt Park and one in Convention Hall. At the hall
he had speak also to overflow meeting in the
street On his way here he spoke from his car at
Brockport. Holley. Albion. Medina. Mddleport
Lockport and smaller places. He spoke at length
at Medina, where he answered three leading ques-
tions put him by THE Chicago Tribune" repeat
ing hts here
THE President has seen ht to give the Repub-
lican candidate another Endorsement said Mr..
Bryan here tonight. "It seems that running
against two Republicans. instead OF one but
platform Is so plain and the purpose of our party
Is well expressed in that platform that I am
prepared to meet the arguments of one both of
them
Mr.. Bryan reached this city tonight at 7:sO fol-
lowing the hardest day of his campaign Cheering
crowds at the station and lined streets on
his way the hotel where he remained only a
few moments before going to Humboldt Park In
automobile. where he spoke a big crowd.
From the park he went to Convention Hail. which
filed. while outside there a crowd which
made a brief overflow talk necessary.
Mr. Bryan met at Tonawanda by William J.
Corners state chairman. and large party Of state
and local Democratic leaders. who accompanied
him to this city From the moment that he began
speaking In this state at Brockport. early in the
day. until he had finished his remarks here he
assailed President Roosevelt Mr. Taft and the
Republican leaders. He spoke of the conflict which
publican managers of Congress- replied specifically
TO certain queries propounded to him in an open
letter in THE Chicago Tribune attacked the
President for what he said his failure to en-
force the antitrust laws. and from which he said
the President could not escape; denounced Senators
Platt and Depew having betrayed the people
charged the Republicans with turning the financial
system over TO Wall Street and finally denounced
the Standard OIL Company.
Whether not, following so closely on the heels
OF his conferences yesterday with Judge Parker
and ex-senator HILL the vgor OF his speech was
due 70 the conclusions reached then Is not known
but at no time In the present campaign has Mr.
Bryan been aggressive.
The references to Senators Platt and Denevv vera
made at Medina. You have two Republican Sen
ators.' he said, from this state. One has repre-
sented an express company. the other has repre-
sented the railroad companies, and both of them
have acted together TO betray the people"
Just before Mr.. Bryan began his speech at Con-
vention Hall telegram from New York from
Norman E. Mack. the national chairman was
read. In which he said:
know the Democracy of Western New York
will rejoice with 10 learn that the daily re-
ports reaching Democratic national headquarters
which bespeaks Democratic triumph. And with a
united Democracy standing a solid phalanx
and the Republican machine disrupted from Maine
TO California, there can be little doubt that tho
electoral vote in November next will be cast for
Bryan and Kern.
The climax OF the Bryan attacks reached at
this meeting, the speaker insisting that while the
President had called attention to certain things
that had been accomplished in the way OK reform