The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
FINAL APPEAL OF
BRYAN TO PEOPLE
Continued from Page One.

which is today the champion and bui.
warh of all the trusts.
"WhaE n spectacle tho Republican
campaign presents mt It's close, the Re-
publican candidate trying TO rcpudlate
the support OF the trust maenates, VINO
are coming out from under cover ana
announcing their loyalty TO him, ana aI
the same time trying to claim ne sup,
port Of labor leaders hkO Mltchell
and Duncan and Morris, who arc open
ly rcpudiating him. surely tho hour
has como for n return OF the govern,
ment 20 The hands OF the people Leu
the people rule.
II was "A notable day for Mr.. Bryan
in Kansas. Commencing at Kansas
City. Kan. he talked in towns ana
cilies not unfamiliar TO him. TOR nc mas
campaigped this section many times be
fore; but his audiences today wero tar
greator than ever before during hla
campaigns, not excepting 1875, When
he carried the state by n large plural
ity. In every speech he referred to the
effort Of tho president aud Mr.. TART TO
deny the support of Mr. Rockefeller
and the trust magnates. and quoted
from a facsimile confidential letter ls.
sued by the Standard Oil company ana
ordering the employees of it's New YORK
Office 10 march in tho parade held IN
that city last Saturday night, and pub
lloOEil VI u NJ" I Oih HhD'l'
Emphasizes Labor Pull.
He also said that Mr.. Taft had
claimed the votes of Mr. Mitchell, Mr.
Duncan and Mr. Morris and other labor
leaders. and quoted from Mr.. Gompers s
speech of Saturday IN which the prosi,
dent Of the American Federation OF
Labor read kilograms from each stating
that they were not supporting Mr., Taft.
but were with Mr.. Gompers IN his sup
port OF the Democratic ticket,
At Kansas City, Mr., Bryan Was taken
10 n platform erected in vacant lot,
where he addressed an audience com
posed chiefly Of laborinR people. Hero
he went into an extended discussion or
tho labor issue and also denounced the
Republican party for the trust lcanings,
saving that "thcre is not financial
pirate in this country that is not sup
porting Mr. Taft; there Is not com
that is not supporting Mr.. Taft.
Referring 10 Mr.. Roosevelt s denial
Of STANDARD Oil support, he asked:
Did Teddy Favor Trusts?
Did not this administration give 10
the Standard Oil company a monopoly
Of n pipe line across the lsthmus Of
Panama in spite Of Mr. Shonts S pro
trstr Did not the administration de-
poSt enough money without interest in
Mr.. NockcEClier NSuonal 'itN bahk
that IL the interest on that money were
collected after II was loaned out II
would moro than finance national
campaign7 That bank has made enough
money loanIng from the government d..
post that IL had without interest 70
mako n sum larger than our entire
campaign fund.
Speeches were made at Lcaveuworth
Atchisou, Everett, Hiawatha. Sabetha.
Seneca. Axtcl and Maryville 10 gath.
erings said 10 be the largest ever as.
Bryan also discussed tho guaranty CT
bank deposits, tho tariff. the labor
planks Of the Democratic platform, and
the panic.
At zach place the audience was wilt
+ enthusiastic, and considering tis
size OF tho cities, the largest the CT
didatc ever addressed in the state,