The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-22
PFesent-Day Voter
Too Busy Thinking
To Burn Red Fire
Wait Of q Presidential Possibility
In Marked Contrast TO What II
Used to BE, But the Way
Bryan Would Have H..

nh Bryan Would Have IT, :, p -. 80,
These interrogations and observations
modern Rip Detroit today in search of
bis Dame Van Wrinkle and the old friends.
told that the orchight professions and
and red fire and Chinese lanterns things OF the past
political campaigns; that they longer resorted to
aousng enthusiasm for tho respective nominees he
would How strange, and whistle for his dog
Nearly all of those whose fall this editorial can
Cannon booming bands playing men apng up to their
illumination of friendly homes and business places at night
\ rith speechmaking-
You remember those daysa
You recall perhaps too upon time
thought battles could turning
Experience has taught these heaens that they wrong
So has time wrought changes civilized people until the
biggest torcgt procession longer looked the means
3 winning national elections
In days the people in little for outside show as to
a president
they they and they do
of thinking and they march quietly to the polls and register
That IS what they doing this year.
William Jennings Bryan is in Detroit today.
He came in quietly was met by delegation
\ was accompanied to his hotel
tonight speak in the Light Guard armory
There win be applause telling points are made during the
for candidate and crowd will dispense and quietly home
And this will be to Mr. Bryan's liking.
He wants thinkers not soutsr tor his aim tor years has been
succeeded within his party demonstrated
ADOPTED
succeeded beyond the party borders is demon
by of Republicans who in this campaign
Taft and going the Democratic candidate
logical President Roosevelt
farmer Nebraska who with today
heir policies father of Them and the rst
of William Jennings Bryan came in
other than a countrywide or for trdterm for Roose
welt
the presidency. and must admit
brighter he will with the
Roosevelt policies 49,
for which the for which they appauded
which they would have kept Roosevelt in power
recognition of he president and
people thinking which compelled the Democrats to name him
for the third time the partys standard bearer.
was the of Theodore Roosevelt president which
commanded that recognition.
And the party the of dividing in 1896 he
the of uniting in 1908
years faithful devotion to principle his
party and all of the people
for him. for he enlisted quite alone and he
quite alone until the victory won
bavey and against such odds that the enemy
today his plan of attack lay in simply getting the
peoule to think: awakening
fight this and that this enemy to be routed by
the ballot
Of high sincere in word that falls from
wherever he heard speaks here tonight
channel OF thought
II willing you choose your
denied and Inundated he forsook
until today he hailed the champion
equality by thinking people in general as he hailed
N hack 10 leadership by united Democracy.
whose interests the peoples interests speaks in the
N Light Guard armory tonight
i.x He honest and a sincere man, too.
you it. 60 and hear him and become convinced of it
zls And let him set YOU to thinking
Doing which you viii take hold and help the People rule