The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-30
NOT SATISFIED WITH
WORK OF OWN CONVENTION
Seeks TO Engrdii Some Of the
Principles Adopted By Demo-
ft s9
Gratis at Denver
IN AssoeIatan Pressl


Fairview Lincoln Neb., July 36.-
Charging that Judge William u TAFT
was not satisfied with the work Of
tho. Chicago convention. whicn ponli-
mated him as the republican candi-
date for The presidency and that in
consequence be IS deeply Impressed
with the work OF the democratic CON
vention at Denver, Tfilliam ] Bryan
he's issued a statement IN which Ne eS-
pressed the oNniJn that Judge Tait
fears the uprising which republican
abouses has caused and Yet hesitates
to adopt his real and substantial re-
FORMS"
The statement was called forth be-
ca2se of the allegation made by
Judge Taft in his speech OF accept
ance at Cincinnati that Mr.. Bryan was
destroyer of business. In regard
TO the speech Mr., Bryan said:
Il read Il and shall deal with Il as
deal with VarioHs subjects upon
which It treats For instance. Ia q
speech at Topeka. between W and
the first Of September ] snail discuss
the guaranty OF banks and contrast
Mr. T8irs position with the deInoera-
tic position. In my labor day speech
at Chicago on the seventh Of Septem.
her ! shall discuss his attitude on the
labor question. In other speeches
s0ail discuss his attitude on the tar
iff question, the trust question and
other questions upon which he has eX'
pressed himself
"The most noticeable feature Of bis
speech IN his attempt 70 amend The
republican platform by engrafting up
on II some Of the planks cf the demo
cratic platform He is evidently not
satisfied with the work of his conven-
tlon, and is deeply impressed with the
work OF the democratic convention.
He IS uncharitable. however, in not
giving the democrats party credit for
having pcinted out the reforms which
his own convention repudiated, but
which he in @ half-hearted way. en-
dorses. The speech SHOWS that he
fears the uprising which republican
abuses have caused and yet hesitatcd
to adopt his real and substantial re-
forms"
Confirmation was given by Mr.. Bry-
an to the story printed in the afternoon
chat Il was moi his intention TO make
any extended calnpalgn tour bat oqiy
to deliver few prepared speeches
at central points before The first Ci
October, and that during that montA
ne exepects to remain al home and
assist in the educational work Of the
campaign through the discussion q
public questions as outlined IN signed
articles, interviews and letters
-The outline of my plan OF cant
paign as printed" said Mr. Bryan
lis substantially correct but am
nor prepared yet to announce the NUM-
Der Of speeches of the places Be
sides speaking az Topeka ia August
asa Ht Iheagl ,m Labor Day s. il
attera the deom ratic Convention ai
Peoria GA september ., the notiiica'
iiOn of Mr Kern at indianapolis on q
date not yet fixed, and q farmers con
gress al Madison WIS. about the goth
of September
Although the heat was very Intense
! large numler qf visitor rode ont 70
I IFMryiew and paid their respects 10
he democratic header one Of these
was T. n, Flynn, 33ellalre. Ohio, who
was a delegate TO the Denver conven
yenficn MIR Flynn discussed politics
with Mr. Bryan for some time and ex
pressed the belief tlnt Ohio would
De found iu the democratic column N
November