The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
BRYAN TAKES DAY
TO ROAST TEDDY
Keynote of His New Jersey
Speeches Is Answer to ROOse-
yeIt's Last Criticism.
Is EVERYWHERE GIVEN
MAGNIFICENT OVATION
Last of Sixteen Speeches Made
at Newark to ThrOng OF
Many Thousands.

NEWARK. Nj, oct. 2S.-New Jef-
scy today poured out. her hosts TO greet
William J. Bryan Refreshed by
long stop last night, following TWO
laborious days in Ohio and west VIZ
pinia. the Democratic candidate was
in snlcndid form and took advantage
OF this to inject into his nttcrances
snirit which enabled him 10 impress his
audiences everywhere. H.
Trayelinp mt nerve rscking chp
over a ziz-ZaC course IN n shandsolne'Se
equipped special train, IN charge OK
State Chairman y, IL. HuEen, ant
Rryan was enabled TO. talk 70 q great
number Of farmers, laborinE men ana
others in the farming and industrial
ccntcrs OF the state. f.NldcntIN IN
spired bv President Roosevelt - recent
declaration on the: subject OF Japof, ln
which President Samuel GomPers ana
himself were severely criticised, MI.
Rrwan choEc for his main text tho labor
question. and in most OF hls Spccches'
of which there were sixteen, hade
merry with the president
Makes Sarcastic Reply.
lie accused the president: of butting
into the campaign again and deposlng
Mr.. Gompcrs, and said that he hlmseif
would be deposed and Nicholas Long
worth. the president sonln'Iaw, placcd
al the head of the Democracy. nc
/ never lost an opportunity 10 dehhc the
| difference between the platforms OF the
! Republican and Democratic parties with
! respect 10 labor, and explained WIN
minute detail the pledges which the
! Democratic party made at Denver 10
/ secure the remedial Legislation for
! which. he said labor was crying, but
( to which the Republicans had turned
a deaf ear Incidentally. nj West Phlia'
! delphia, on his way 10 New Jersey, the
! candidate referred Ia the fact that his
voice had held out so we'll because nc
/ had no ragged arguments TO pass
! through his throat. while at White
/ House, seizing upon the name for a
witty preliminary to his speech, he
| said:
~ am here nj last. II has been
rather long journey, but happily end
| ed =
His platform having outlined the rene
dial legislation which Democracy de
manded should bc enacted, he SAID II
would be carried out in letter and IN
spirit and that was about all he could
! say in an inaugural address.
Makes Strong Contrast.
! At Trenton he told tho people that
/ he had n united Democracy behind him
and a frightened Republican party in
! 'front.' OF MN. immense lhIDuES SEtti
cd him at Trenton. Phillipsburg, Somer
| Vile EliZabethport. Perth Amboy. New
Brunswick and here. On no day dur
ing the campaign were his remark:
more interrupted with expressions from
mis- audience indicating their frieudli
ness toward him than on this
The climax of the cventful day oc
CURED when he visited Newark tonight
Tho whole city was aglow with red fire
and his progress through the streets tC
the auditorium where he spoke wa!
nothing short of great ovation,
secthing mass OF humanity followed him
20 the hall. already long before packed
10 its capacity, while on the outsld,
were countless thousands, who, unabl,
10 gain admittance. made il necessary
for him 10 deliver an overflow address
The air WAS rent with cheers as h,
unfolded the Democratic policies anC
hurled an avalanche of criticism upor
the Republican party for its failure, a
he said, 20 listen TO the demands of the
people.
Upon the conclusion of his remarks
here, Mr.. Bryan retired for the nigh
on his car. which was taken TO Jerse,
| City, from which place he will leay,
in the morning at $50 clock 70
other points in the state. CONCLUDING
with visit late in the evc1ring at II
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