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In Buggy, Addresses
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Eight thousand people .listene4 @OrVvm.
jennings Bryan In courthoas< sQuaSe.
yesterday afternoon, ~ he eooA II .
buggy and touched on csnpa1Gm4 r.
sues. attacking President Rocoevslt
and defending anttinjuncfi0n,
Tho great comhoner arrived on .
special train escorted hy deIegAtion
of hundred Detroit Democrats, head
ed by National Comuatteemsn wood
and Mayor Thompson Mayor Honder.
son rode with Mr.. Bryan and tho la(k
ter was introduced BY Rev. Carl pa&
ton. pastor Of The Congregatinnn1
church. IA afssh
Mr.. Bryan referred directly 40 Pre-
ident Roosevelt BIZ declaring that ~
attempt to pick his succesgor Wa =.
dangerous precedent to set In thu
| United States for the reason that e
was q play to enlist the services OF
100000 oficeholders. whose efforts IN
terferred with q free choice which the
American people had right to claim,
In this connection Mr.. Bryan said
that he had always favored clause
that would make q president ineligible
for reelection.
"A man." he said. who Ia trusted
with that tremendous patronage should
not tempt himself and personally
would not want my friends spending
four years telling me what would win
'me another term"
Mr.. Bryan proceeded to handle the
publicity Of campaign contributions,
election Of United States senators By
direct vote OF the people and the re-
vision Of the tariff, his references to
the promises Of the Republican leaders
tickling the crowd.
Speaks Of Tafts Islander"
He dealt at some length with the
anti-injunction plank OF the Denver
platform and declared that before the
/ campaign was over he intended to
make Mr.. Taft reject his declaration
that 1t was the most invidiouB attack
upon the courts of the land ever made. :
holding that Taft's utterance was
SANDER upon some OF the greatest
men of the country. He pointed out
that the proposition had been once
taken up in the senate Of the United
States, after 1t had been petitionod
for by the representatives Of 100000
railroad employees Of the country. and
that a motion made to postpone &C.
ton upon the measure was defeated By
a vote of 80 to /. among the men VOC
ing In the majority being Senators
Sherman. Allison, Hale, Morrell and
Cullom.
In concluding Mr.. Bryan entered
into q defense Of the plank calling foe
the guaranty Of savings deposits and
said that II there exists such dstino-
ton between good and bad banks, Il
is only the more reason that the pub
lie should be protected. ,.a
Bryan Summons Lamb.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-W. J. Bryan
summoned Acting Chairman John ID.
Lamb to Detroit for q conference
which was reported to concern tho
charge made by w. r. Hearst against
Gov. Charles N. Haskell, Of Oklahoma
Mr.. Bryan Is said to be Impressed
with the necessity OF making . de-
cisive answer to Mr.. Hearst's accu-
sations and to contemplate changing
his policy, which has been to ignore
the Hearst party. He intends TO In
ject into his speeches hereafter some
OF that old fire of 1896, and his sum-
mons to Mr.. Lamb Is said to DO pre-
| liminary to an oratorical broadsido
which will be directed at Mr.. Hearst.
which will accuse the former Demo
craft with working In the interest Of
Mr.. Taft and which the Democrats
promise will clear Mr.. Haskell.
| Popullsts indorse Bryan.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 23s-Contend-
ling that Bryan represents best tho
Populist principles, his candidacy was
cordially Endorsed by the Nebraska
Populist convention here last even
ing. This was the resolution they
adopted with a shout:
Believing that William ]. Bryan,
among all the seven candidates
for president, is the best repre-
sentative OF the principles here
set forth and for which We have
so long contended. the members
OF the Populist Independent party
should vote for him TO man and
to do all that Is In their power
to elect him president Of the
United States.
Bryan, Jr., covets Hono~s.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Sept. 23.--Wflliam
J. Bryan, IT., has the habit, too.
The scion of the house Of Nebras-
ka's three-time candidate for presi-
dent has entered the race for the
presidency Of the sophomore c1nns af
the University of Nebraska. ILL., ~
distinguished father. young BFyun 90
has red hot fight on hin hAn0 -
he proposes 10 set = little pEo011n -
practical politics By mA112n 49,