Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-14
Twenty-0ne Speeches One
Days Work for Democratic
Standard Bearer in Home
State of Nebraska,
WELL RECEIVED IN
REPUBLICAN DISTRICTS
Carload Of Speakers Distribu-
ted Over State to Cilnch Ar
gumentS Advanced in Brief
Form by Peerless One,

tBy Morning Journal sssCial Leased wirsl
Wahoo, Ncb, Oct. 10. Accom-
panied by all the Democratic candi-
dates for state office with the excop-
ton of one or two, w j. Bryan to-
day campaigned his own state, and
tonight, at this place, completed tho
first Of his three days Nebraskan
tour, Big crowds greeted him at every
point, and when his days work was
over he had delivered twenty lone
speeches, varying in length from five
minutes to an hour His arguments
were confined mostly to answering
the statements of Mr. Taft and Cow
erner Hughes. who, but recently.
visited Nebraska, The audiences
were mostly farmers and the Demo.
cratic candidate frequently moved
them to loud applause. The route
traversed was through numerous RE-
publican strongholds n carload OF
speakers was brought along out OF
Omaha, ana at each place visited by
Mr. Bryan one was dropped off TO
complete the work OF oXpoundlng
Democratic doctrine. Mr.. Bryan ac-
ausea Mr.. TAFT og not making the
! making in other parts OF the coun-
try
HE did not discuss the guarantee
Of bank deposits" he said, doubtless
because he was Informed that the
people of Nebraska are in favor Of
the guaranteeing Of bank deposits
His appeal was TO the farmers and was
based on the fact that the farmers
F.g.
but did the Republican party give YOU
good crops? All who think that tho
Republican party Is responsible for
good crops should thank the Republic
can party Those who believe as we
do that the good crops are due prin-
cipally to the fertility OF the soil, to
seasonable rains and to the warmth
Of the sunshine, should thank the AL
mighty"
He asked his audience il the Re-
publieans had given them high
prices.
Are not agricultural prices as
high in Catdda as they are here. Are
not agricultural prices as high in
England as they are here? Have not
values increased in Europe as well as
in America? You must find some
cause that is as extended as the re-
suit which you are trying to ac-
count for. ana the influence of the
Republican party is confined 20 the
United states The farmers should
not be deceived by the argument now
addressed to them, for similar ar
gument was addressed TO the laboring
mon eight years ago"
He then spoke Of the empty dinner
pan, because, he said. of the bot
tom having dropped out OF It. and
that The farmers are now being told
that the Republicans are TO give them
a full basket The Republican party
ho said. had no policy that promised
benefit 10 the farmer. but he is the
victim of all the abuses that have
grown up under Republican rule.
What do they say in their plat
form? Why. | am almost ashamed
to tell you what they say. What they
say Is So awfully bad that the Omaha
Bee thought | said 1t. ana wrote an
editorial against ii. Now, isn't that
pretty hard 20 have Republican
platform so bad that 1t would be mis-
taken FOR one of my speeches The
Boc thought I said II and. law. how
that Bee did lambust me. There was
more truth IN thdt editorial of the
Omaha Bee than have seen IN IL for
the last tWrnty-onc years"
Discussing the question of plat
forms. th, candidate said that there
WAS not un' Mr.. Roosevelt or Mr. Taft
stood for that ne had not fought for.
IN" hc said, you approve what
they have tried 10 do. and II YOU be-
licye IL Is for the good OF the coun-
try for them 20 try 20 apply them.
how can yon doubt that IL would Jc
bottcr for the country IL "a Democrat
should try 10 apply them?
Ia the opinion OF Mr. pryan. Cow
crnor Hughes was not the kind OF
man o. give advice 10 people who
wanted remedial legislation. "Mr.
liughss sovrrnor Of New York" he
said. has come out here 90 tell you
that our plan l. ridiculous. and he has
an over the state. and all
over the West. laughed 50 heartily az
thc absurdity of our plans that he
could not get himself IN condition ~
suggest any plan himself u ni
a laughing matter Tor Gg.
Hughes. bVt i is not laur&
ter Tor the people cf n
All of S.ou who think n eS