New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
KERN NOTIFICATION
pPY1N CHIEF FIGURE.
Tudercurrent of Dissatisfaction ap-
Darent-Bryan on Trusts.
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dissatisfaction among the close friends Of the Vice
Incidental nominee over the presence Of Mr.
man and the fact that he monopoized SC nluch
..e,,;on When it first decided TO hold tEe
,,iacat.on exercises Of the TWO candidates sepa-
,.1,, II was supposed that Bryan would not be
-, and all the plans made by the party leaders
80 shaped show that Kern is extremely popu-
Ia with the party. the leaders wishing 10 make
such display would show Indiana 5 interest," 10
-, slone The coming Of Bryan upset these
,s1s entirely. and though it was the purpose to
,sb Kern forward he completely oeiterated
hx BRYAN and his speech on the trusts
There was some adverse comment, too, to-day by
,.s5rg Democrats over the secret audience that
NJ F2-yan gave O d number % labor leaders who
oIls5 10 see him and asked for a private confer
.Doe Nj. Bryan did not volunteer TO explain to
60, Of the Democrats what took place in his pri-
,,afe room. at the hotel where he closeted with
,be labor leaders. and the latter vouchsafed no in
+--r,a;ion save TO say that everything salts
factory II is intinated that they asked Bryan
-oinr blank If the Democratic platform was to be
Construed 10 that antl-injuncton law
1,ild be enacted If the Democrats win in Novem-
her and Bryan told them such a law would be
,,sssed This story cannot be traced TO any
1;she source but IS known that the representa-
,i,es Of organized labor called 10 get pledge from
BRYAN and that they expressed themselves as sat
isaed.
The notification exercises took place at the
colosseum AT the State Fair Grounds where 1890
-arsons we're gathered. The notification speech was
hy Theodore L. Bell. OF California. cnaHlndih
AZ the committee The meeting was called 10 or
der l,v Thomas Taggart. who relinQuished the
rayel 10 Norman Z. Mack, who presided through
out the meeting.
A. the Colosseum the speakers. especially Mr
fs-zan and Mr Kern enthusiastically re-
,ei,,-a the Bryan demonstration lasting several
minutes during which men stood and threw their
hats in the air their effort 10 express their wei
come Thomas r. Marshall. Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Indiana, spoke briefly and was
warmly greeted
Mr.. KERN'S SPEECH.
Nj Kerns speech in part a reply to the
sreecb Of acceptance delivered Utica by Mr.
sherman the Republican candidate for Nice-t'resl-
dent He devoted some time to the question, snail
rse peoII. rule deprecating what he c4almeo Is
excessive power the hands Of the Speaker OF 'he
House Of REPRESENTATIVES and denied that the peo-
ole have ruled. he said, their VIII had not
been put i.to effect. He said in part;
!, is pleasing 10 me TO be associated in this
campaign with the distinguished gentleman 10
MN mf@ 'i For ears We nave been friends l recog
,size in HIM man of spotess character ana hisd I
ideals. ALWAYS actuated by patTlotc notres aia sh
an earnest desire to promote the welfare, the
honor and fe Eers esuS 81 his his nomination was de-
1aanded by the rank and file OF the party which
D. his favor, which as it proceeded go gre" III
volume end force as TO become lTTesi55olei & lia+ :;
The Republican nominee for Eice-t'TeSldent IN
his recent speech of acceptance affected the belief
charsc OF Senaiity against the American electorate
e affirmed with great emphasis tha{ uqer , Sad
without let or hindrance II is passing strange
asion m for a discussion Of this question.
government Of the people and by the people, Iaey @
govern themselves through their ser
wants whom they send to represent them in Con-
SreT5e and sbouId be given Immediate effect. And
II the viii OF the people once known Is not given
The question, Shall the people ruler is one
Of all who are interested In the perpetus7
Of institutions 1t must be apparent to al!
the last few that there is power within The
Reu6ioa party mn fhss ths f Rsee he
ever effort has been made TO check the destructive
work of unlawful combination, reduce the op-
pre.sfve tariff tax enact any legislation looking
toward the equalization or Tightening Of the bur-
The question Of tariff taxation is one of vital
declarations on that subject
The Republican candidate for Fice,Prestdent IN
bin. and declared that when enacted it was well
:cbsf The deTeiopmenfs Of industrial prosperity in
decade which, in volume and degree, have sur
tered conditions that in certain details Of schedules
TO III For these reasons declared in favor of
readjustment,, based on the broad P principles Of
and capital for producers and consumers
The Democratic party while 1avoTing the retorIn
convention has another remedy It would, by
money which under the present system are flowing
from every home in the land and eInptying INTO
pockets the producers and laborers Of this land
srh mounts as may be needed for the economical
Administration of the government
II Will draw sharp line between Iawful business
lawfully conducted and unlawful business. or busi-
carried on in defiance of law and the rights OF
IL pqrliG, 5 he Pro'ef}ags ef3ef ''e 0'ie Ai'
VIII not ~ this time discuss several plenks
90 the national platform indorse the platform
IL all its parts and pledge my best endeavors tow
5l is ,erlns committed.
Gentlemen. Ne enter Upon this eaInpaign Nth With
every prospect OF success. Never has p3llficaii
platform ben received with such favor by all
.1'-- Of
presented by any party who was closer TO me
hearts of the people than our matchless standard
Ne must and viii win this battle without the
n money the aid OF corporate poHHt. ] ~ our
adversares 90 desire let them pursue that course
When Chairman Mack introduced Mr.. Bryan the
Demonstration continued several minutes Mr.
Pryan sought 10 restore order by vigorously rap
r.rc o, the able with the presiding officers gavel
After some further cheering Mr- Bryan began his
speech
BRYAH,s SPEECH ON THE TRUSTS"
de said in part:
The Republican platform says that experience has
SHOWN that the effectiveness OF me ahu.TLS. T, Ia
st.e the federal government greater supervision
and control over and greater publicity TO, the
management OF those Interstate commerce cor
poratIOus which have the power and opportunity
- remedies: no outlining OF a plan for more ef
;-ctlFe legsltion-simpy genera! stateIneh1 ttiaI
speech ot acceptance is weaker Than the plat
form He gives evidence OF having studied the
question or OF comprehending the lnquites OF
monopoly. You look win in his nOtlncatlon
I1sts have been doing. OF for evidence zeal in
their prosecution. He has FOR several years. been
o-j d." has ught none Of the fire which the PreS-
cent manifested IN his message of last January;
!. lu the presence Of aroused people and in
Tie heat . campaign the Republican party con
jet what can expect In the why Of activity
@hea the eHlgencies OF the campaign are passed?
i. ".-,n Nj 1afl Is appealing 10 the Roosevelt