Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-29

united and enthusiastic and well or ganized everywhere this year.
 Senator William A. Clark, Of Mon tana, was a visitor at democratic head quartrs today where he conferred with Chairman Mack. MT. Clark recently returned from Europe and has been in New York for several weeks. He is greatly impressed with Mir. Bryan's campaign and believs that there will be an old time democratic victory next month.
 MT. Bryan is making remarkable campaign" observed Senator Clark. and I believe his chances of election are far better than in any of his pre- vious contests. He has behind him truly united democracy and though M have only been home for a few weeks, l have been impressed with 1 the fact that democrats are more united this year than for twenty years past In New York very eIe- ment in the party Is working for vic tory and from what hear I believe
 NIT. Bryan has fine chance to carry the state. The democratic party is the majority party, when united, and We all know that it is united this year,
 ''To me the most foolish thug aoou; this campaign is the prediction of re | publican speakers that the election Ot l Mir. Bryan will injure business condi. | tions and bring about a panic. It
 will be difficult for MT Bryan to do more to disturb business conditions than has Mir. Roosevelt. I have in vestments in various parts of the country, and as business man I do not hesitate to say that l would not vote for man whose election would | in my opinion, injure the business in !erests of this nation. l believe the election of Mir. Bryan will stimulate the business world. and place it cn a firm and healthy basis. 1t is my
 judgment that his elevation to the l presidency would be for the best in.
 terests of all the people of tae coun' try.
 | I notice that the republican press
 is endeavoring to show that contracts
 for the delivery of large orders of merchandise or manufactured articles are being maGe contingent upon the election of Taft This is j campaign
 creation, and does not fool any srnsi | ble people. It iS hardly ne cessl'y tI
 say that such a condition does no; exist in the business word today, aaG ! the story which is nothing more than
 buncombe is being utilized b serve 1 the purpose of politicians
 | Senator Clark informed Chairman
 Mack that he wanted 10 lelp out in | this campaign. He will make seyeral
 speeches in Montana and may speaR
 in other states. Senator Clark'5 twC
 papers, the Salt Lake Herald and the Butte Miner, are doing YA.i..nt worE | for the democracy.
 | Knute Nelson, one of the republican leaders in the United States senate, is another strong advocate of the demo cratic plan of guaranteeing bank de J posits. His utterances ia favor oi 1 this plan, like those of Governor Hoct l of Kansas, are being widely circulated
 in the west. Where the guarantee ot l deposits is one of the most importanr and popular issues in the campa; ;ga
 it will be of interest to many people 1 to know that Senator Nelson fayors l the guarantee of bank deposits in 2
 speech bfore Congress on the Aldri4h
 VTeeland bill. Among other things hC
 said:
 ! 1O my lAAAu II We want tO uSrAl HUH
 estly with the American people-:f VI want to deal honestly with the dep9s itors in our national banks-we ough
 to keep this fund that We call "a re
 serve fund" fir the protection of tht i depositors, in shape whre it can a
 all times be available for the protec
 ton of the depositors.
 It is a common thing to note-and
 call attention to it-that as soon a lthe state of Oklahoma adopted a lay