New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
BRYAN ATTACKS TAFT
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country, and betravs the conscience OF the American
As no CAMPA1GN FUNDs.

country and betrays the conscience of the American
people
AS TO CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
The Investigations the disclosures. the reTea 9s
have been secretly collected and corruptly used
and awakened people demanded 5ha I u, reF,1sed
to listen to the demand, and Republican national
coz III the Repgblcan National Committee can de
fend its action in promising TO b nSN viii the Re
publican Congressional committee deleH4 ~ a.
ton in not promising to MAKE 5noW do Hon draw
from the failure of this Congressional pr,
is only one conclusion and that is that that COM
mittee is 10 be made the blind Eo9i lLt2 WIFI are roo
tainted TO be made known after the election
tbat whetber we win or lose this reform that we
inauguratng Will become the la" or IS 'il,
last yield to the moral sentiment Emo, !, re,rs-
4ented The thought and aspirations of the masses
charge il with desertion of the people OF me
the election of Senators by direct vote of the
people. our convention gave EXPRESSION Pee , 10 tne
this reform; and this is the third national conven-
ton of the Democratic partyto express itself thus
without 4 dissenting voice.
The Republican party used to claim that II repre-
scented the constitutional thought of the country
insisted that it gave expression to the views OF
in harmony with the Constitution. To-day the
sttution: to-day the Republican leaders do not re-
gard constitutional limitations .,., A.
REPUBLICAN, candidate for President are not ex-
ceptons to the rule President RooseXe mas GlS
menr is not government Of one man. rms GOV
powet is not lodged anywhere except with the
people themselves: The executive power is vested
dcial power with the court The Democratic posi-
ton is that each department Of government must
be Independent
FOR DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
We say. establish Department Of Labor with
fah at of It. ! elected 1
want representative in my Cabinet that might
The President criticised Mr.. Gompers the other
day for crtticising the courts submit uaI MI
verely than President Roosevelt himself has criti-
The President has appointed Senator Knox as the
labor leader Of the United States. He SAYS that
iaboring men He ought TO have said that Senator
Knox speaks very peculiarly when he speaks Tor
The President now issuing daily bulletin as s.
labor. Ny friends. there is a certain mutually
about friendship; both sides have to be consulted
discusses a9a Mr.. Taft as the friend Of labor.
GdFe not 96r T nor ne Mn a record shows that
he is not in sympathy with those who toll IN thlS
hv Injunction" but he found fault with what I said
and denied that he was the father Of government
by Injunction. Well. I anxious TO observe
the proprieties that L will not use term that ne
Rut my friends. here 1. something that I hope
engage his attention for the rest Of the cam
case Of Tomas agt the Cincinnati New Orleans &
Pacific Railway
rendered decision authorizing the receiver to
waT employees, and he rendered that decision in
1Sat when the same question came before other
The same question came before Judge CaIwell
the wages of the employees. and when these en-
plovs who affected by Judge Tatts decision
tie wares restored 70 the former amount Nh Taft
rejected their appeal
Sheriff Bob" Chan1er. Of Duchess County,
brother Of the Lieutenant Governor, was in one
Of the boxes with Mrs John Jacob Astor and
several other women
OTHER SPEAKERS.
Tjautenant Governor ChanIer got reception
lasting for seven minutes when he got up to
speak. but lots Of it merely noise on the
part of those who liked to be Obstreperous.
When the chairman tried to stop the noise it
still kept up and degenerated into a bear garden
disturbance.
Ex-Governor David r. Francis showed a lack
Of team work among the Democratic forces
when he said that prosperity returning ana
the election of Taft cannot stop it" Chairman
Mack of the Democratic National Committee
said the other day: Things cannot be worse
even If Bryan IS elected
The Ex-Governor also made a break when
he said UNEMPLOYED money is not bad
dangerous unemployed labor" He also said,
referring to the selection OF a chief justice the
United States Supreme Court by the next Presi-
dent that "EIihu Root would be able TO frd
some way to take away the rights Of the indi-
vidual state and vest them in the federal gov
eminent"
Ex-Justice Herrick the chairman. opened his
speech with some remarks about the COnstitu-
ton and its functions and the evil Of the
traIization of power He then launched on an
attack on President Roosevelt.
The doors of Madison Square Garden were
opened at G:15 o'clock At that hour there was
big crowd waiting.
The members of the Democratic National Com
mittee which accompanied Mr.. Bryan to the
Garden we're held up at the entrance by the
policemen. and after twenty minutes fruitIess
argument and pounding on the doors were ad-
mftted only through the assistance of Police
CAPTAIN Frederick Parson.
The fireworks display was unusually elaborate
The bureau Of comhustibles for the first time
took a hand in this part of the arrangements to
prevent another fatal accident.