Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
BRYAN FINISHES
WHIRLW WIND TOUR
OF METROPOLIS
MAKES 115-MILE AUTO TRIP
THROUGH NEW YORK
HIS WIFE ALSO ADDRESSES BIG
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Nebraskan Delivers Eighteen Speeches
in Last Day of Remarkable CAM
paign of Greater Gotham.
Grand Welcomes
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stration there. Both Mr.. ana Mrs;
Bryan were the guests tnere
Michael Flaherty, former sheriff ana
anti-McCarren leader, at luncneoh'
Later in the day it was planned Tor
Senator McCarren to bring the presl-
Dental candidate to Brooklyn IN an
automobile TO address seVefal IlleelIilss .,
one of which at least was arrahseo
NV Senator McCarren's opponents
Worked Till 4 A. M.
Although Mr.. Bryan did not reach
his hotel until after O'Clock TINS
morning he was up little aIter o.
and had conferences with many Deii,o5 tirSd
Gratis, including SENATOR NhNN~e'i ASA ">
Perry Belmont. IN
Mr. Rryan said he felt very well
iafter his twenty-five hours speaking
trip yesterday, and declared it was the
most strenuous he had ever hau'
Mr. Bryan estimated he would speak
to 300 900 people during the DAY. ne
beean his days speaking tour at tIie
,.oonns of the Order of Acorns in Broad
xvav. where Lieutenant Governor Chdn-
Ter also was a speaker. An nour pc
fore the meeting was scheduleu 70 pc
gin, a long line of people Iorlneu 5sl, VI
broadway, awaiting entrance Wneh
the doors were opened the room was
quickly filled. Mr. Chanler was sreete95
with great enthusiasm as he ehtereu
the hall. ,,hi,t
MIR. Chanler made speech Whicn
was devoted to state AFFAIRS. by the
time Mr. Bryan reached the vicinity OF
tha bau the street was almost com
nletely filled with people who had Deen
unable to gain admittance to the nan
AS he made his way through the
tbrong he was greeted with cheers
and shouts which were taken up py
those within the hall.
They Are the People
Mr. Bryan said he always was glau
TO sneak to the common people, pe-
cause the common people are the peo-
pie" he said. 1o,,a
..I know of no greater service nave
wondered nv country" he continued,
ethan that which l have rendered IN
emphasizing the fact - that every man
who contributes by brain or muscle 10
This nations wealth is business man
and must be considered part Oh the
business world. . -
1.-THE Republican party is not IN sym
pathy with the masses and VIII not
ieeislate for them and when man feels
his party is not standing for him ne
will take the stand against the party.
"I saw last year hundreds of people
in the rain on a Sunday morning anu
they were going to sit there until Moh-
dav in order that they might present
publican party attempt to regulate
banks more carefully? Did 1t attempt
TO protect people from the men VINO
got in on the inside and exploited with
depositors' money?
One Bill Passed All Right
'rrhe only bill that was passed was
one that financiers asked for, giving
them a larger hold on the banks OF the
country. Fifteen million depositors
asked for protection, and the Repupn-
can party ignored their demands ana
listened to the demands OF a Jew nlsIh-
cierS.
IF we could just submit the two
nIatforms to the American people ana
let them vote on those two platforms,
with the understanding that no matter
which candidate was elected president
the vote on the platform would go, my
platform would be elected by a vote OF
not less than five to one, and am not
sure but that it would be ten to one.
j am not afraid to trust the future OF
this country in the hands OF the people.
"I am getting older now; they no
longer call me the boy orator l am
afraid they will soon say L am too OLD
to speak. But I am interested in the
kind of government / am going TO leave
to my children, and if I leave them
good government, that is worth more
Iildll d lOTluIS "
What to Make of 1t
Lets make the government as good
as we can make it, and let's make the
name of the American citizen as good
as we can make 1t.
LET us make the government just to
The poor, to the rich, and to those In
every department of society, and
whether we be young, middle aged or
old, we will feel that such a govern
ment is not only blessing to the llV-
ing, but that those who die will feel
that they leave it as rich Inheritance
to those who come after them
eve cannot tell just now the size
of the sweeping victory we are going
to win, but indications point to very
large one. Reports from Ohio, Iowa,
Kansas, Wisconsin, Indiana and 1lli-
nois will tell you that all those states
will vote the Democratic ticket
IF their reports are true we will
have so many votes that by the time
we get to the Allegheny mountains we
may not need votes east of these noun
tains.
Wants All to Have Part
"I want it to be a victory in which
every part OF this country shall have
a part. l want New York to have a
share, too. If we win it is going to
be peoples victory
IF we win 1t is gong TO De people 5
government and a peoples administra-
ton, and I want the Democrats of
New York to say that they helped to
do it,
Although rain fell in torrents before
Mr.. Bryan's arrival in Brooklyn. a
great throng greeted his arrival there.
He spoke in appreciation Of the efforts
of Samuel Gompers.
"If l am elected" he said, "I want a
representative of the wage earners in
my cabinet i'll order that / may con-
suit him in matters concerning labor"
Mr.. Bryan promised, if elected, to
call an extra session of congress to
consider the planks OF the Democratic
platform.
Oregon Town Wins Fight