Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-10
BRYAN ABSOLUTELY SIRE
Oe Ta8 MOTIVATION
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hsys. s~ss Il the ssas.sAioa u
lsss~a wovd tsUa coavesss<A
Tis~se sse nssdy leo saaaessed
cs.AsdsAss SH vs< pss.sdest Il
soSlA he ssyoae Mr. krysa sisAs
ss.s bst ~ stsolssrsy vrfusrs 10
sGpss~ cho,ce. II wo~ld lie ssy-
aee Ns~ losk nAghs ssss, bSs
1s~ lst - - COS - NJ hvyss and
Ull nA sAy. o. thss tke ksld 10 eyzsa
vith psuhehalsssss in tsvor 81 keru
Il lsdio.a % Ollie Jsases 81 ksa-
tscky or Towae Il Nes York The
sstAs.ssso iar Rryaa 10 bOSadlsss
Goss the blind srustor fSom OkIsho-
ma sssrsed Applssse yesterday bs =
festsssAs rrSrscace TO Brysn sad ths
Csuavsstios wsat Msd lsoosstss-
sisa costis.sA ior oae ho~r 80
thirty niRstss, which bss.ks the
pocord.
'sOklshons, said Ss.ator Cow,
''peiososs 70 make her debsa sad 10
have her coming out under ciscsm-
stancss % ssspscioss. OkIahosna
rsjososs in psstiag ~ . DoaG drsss
ssd ssAiAG q sbs fra ssbIe with
ssu~n folks. Cos6dsatiaaly Okla-
husna would sashsr BE- inside locking
ost than oct side looking in" This
sally wss GsssssA with lssghser aHd
chesrs. Nov II there 10 any body
here who doesa't know snything,
ask Oklahoma, and eve will tell yo~
come TO yoS my fellow dewocrsts,
not oaly fro~ the youngest stase,
but from ths most democratic ssaae
in The xnioa. Frm . slaae whers
de~ocrscy 10 . iset and sos . figure
Il spsech; wksss sks priscipsls Oi
Js0sssaaisa As0srssry hess 49,
wsis1so tsss ~ ~ 4 - ~ h
b - - - -enuui1N - ~
Uaies1 01aAss - - II ~ eqis.
ioa oar CaasAisseioa woslA nOt be
fit for publicaaioa. That is tr~e oi
y great many opisions Of our presi-
dent" Applause lasted several
minstes. The great secretary Of
war came TO Oklahoma and told us
to do what the Anglo Saxon people
have never done-reject an oppor-
tunity for self government But
the greatest apo-t tie of liberty came
down to Oklahoma and advised us
to secure for ourselves and our peo-
pie this boon If self government
And by ma jority of over 100000
Oklahoma rejected the advice of
Taft and accepted the advice OF
BRYAN
Temporary Chairman BELLS most
telling shots in opening the cohven-
ton:
I'VE have assembled at a time
, when public conscience is demand
ing honesty of purpose in the men
who undertake to direct the affairs
of state
There is wides pread belief that
the party in power has not been
true to its trust
I'VE are determined TO stamp out
the abuses that are consuming tine
substance of the nation
There are three things that this
convention should do. 1t ought TO
present in plain and intelligent
manner the serious industrial and
political conditions that are disturb
ing the peace and happiness of our
country
I'VE should then proceed to a
courageous exposure of the republi-
can policies that are cooperating
with private greed in the general
oppression of the people
And lastly and most important
of all, we must exhibit readiness
and an ability to graspthe problems
OF the hour and to affect their solu-
tion in a manner that will satisfy
the sober common sense Of the mul-
titudes whose interests are at stake"
IF is a sad commentary upon the
full dinner pail when promising
children must throw aside their
school baskets and with feeble bodies
and undeveloped minds labor in
mills and workshops to earn few
crumbs of bread for the preserva-
ton Of their lives.
Tickets are hard 10 get but every
BODY from Gunnison county and
there must be at least fifty has been
able to attend at least one::session.