The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-23

of Imperialism into the United States.
Referring to the recent speech of Mr..
Taft at Trenton, in which he said the
Republican candidate undertook to as
sail the Democratic plank or the u b
ject of guaranteeing deposits, Mr..
Bryan remarked tina when his oppo-
nent was in Nebraska he did not talk
on the guaranteeing of deposits. He
did not discuss this subject in the
West" he declared, because the people
of the West are insisting that when
they put their money in a bank they
wish to have some assurance that they
can get it out again"
Reckless Banking.
Mr.. Bryan asserted that in finding
fault with the Democratic platform,
Mr.. Taft suggested no plan for the
prote otion of depositors in a bank. Mr.,
BRYAN charged that Mr.. Taft misrepre-
sented the Democratic plan and denied
that the Oklahoma plan encouraged
reckless banking. when Mr.. Taft
said that under that plan bad men
sometimes get into the banking bust
ness remarked Mr.. Bryan, h for
gets that bad men sometimes go into
The banking business Under the present
plan, and If it were necessary TO prove
that I could furnish a list of former
bankers who are In Canada, another
list who are in the ~penltentiary,. and
still another list who have committed
suicide"
AS the train was pulling out Mr.
Bryan shouted to his hearers not to
L. GA1 .,~tt~- &c tbAtr nr1
ployers dictate,
Big leaders, There.
Mr.. Bryan's speech at Trenton was
practically a duplicate of that at Wes'
Philadelphia and Wilmington earlier II
the day. Eleven Democratic leaders
from all parts of the State stayed ir
Philadelphia over night, 81 as to NEE
Mr.. Bryan early. In the entire part,
were State Chairman James r. Nugent
Newark; William j.. Thompson, tic
| c~ester; Edward Grosscup, Wenonah
Howard Carrow, Camden; Police Judge
Charles f. Herr, Newark; Charles j
Gallagher, Trenton; Laurence T.eFell
Orange; Walter 1. Mccoy, South Or
ange; Albert Schrafft, Newark; Johr
Carpenter, woodbury.; Valentine Braun
East Orange; Alderman Joseph A
Wright, Newark; State Secretary Will
lam X. Devereux, Daniel A. Dugan, O
Orange, head of the State COMMITTEES
publicity bureau; M. e. Devine, of At
lantic City; oliver Kelly, Metuchen
B. F. Hires, Bridgeton; James N. Ian
ming. Trenton, and Charles j. Fury
Trenton.
Republicans Frightened.
LAMBERTvILLE, Oct. ga grea
many people were assembled at tn
station when the special arrived.
1.-THE campaign" said Mr.. Bryan. ~
remarkable, in that l have a united De
mocracy back of me and a Republican
party frightened in front Of me. Yo'
will find that our platform is drawing
people f< all sections. Remarkable
also is fact that we are gettini
votes from all classes.
"The labor people are, for the Demo
crntic ticket with n unanimity mo-
known in forty years. There will b.
u greater vote fer the DemOcrati
ticket than in years."
Mr.. Bryan told how a labor petition
for the jury trials in injunction cases
signed by eight hundred thousand men
was passed by the Senate years ag'
with only n vote against it, yet tn
Republican party repudiates the pro
position this year.
w are gaining" he said, ''becaus
abuses exist n the Republican part,
has created them. All 1t can ask is tina
lit be continued In power to correc