Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
BURIED. OUT STILL MUCH ALIVE
mo Honest Man Need Fear the
Lisht"-speeiai Privileges Poison
In Governmental system-Panic
This Year Shown Worse Than That
Of 1ss3-Great Crowds.
{By Associated 2ress1.

|
present myself as an Example of one
, who has out-lived the venomous at
lacks OF his Cppon You heart
me called GemagOgue twelve years
age. You saw them bury me. ane
you Ii ard them chant their song,
ever my grave. and now they have
! to explain why it happ ned that
was not dead"
With all the fervor that he could
muster, William J. Bryan. facing a
vast assemblage in the Chautauqua
auditorium between Tama and To
ledo. Iowa. today delivered himself
OF this utterance.
At no time during the present
campaign has he spoken SO earnest
ly Or with such vigor. His remark
followed a bitter Pronunciation of Mr.
Taft for refusing TO agree to a pub
LEGATION Of campaign contributions
before election.
No honest man and no political
party conducting an honest cam
paign,' he declared. need be afraid
Opponents Claim Undue Credit.
At Woodward. he heaped ridicula
on the Republicans by charging them
with taking credit for the growth OF
crops. the shining of the sun and
the bringing OF rain.
In fact he said. they seize upon
anything that they think gives
plausibl, excuse for voting the Ne
publican ticket.
At Maxwell h compared the grant
ing of special privileges to case
of poison in the human system
There has been a poison at WORK
in our politics" he declared. land TO
day its manifestations are such thai
I bell We the American people are
ready to apply the remedy and tha'
poison is the poison of privilege. the
poison Of favo-itism- Our govern
ment has been run too largely IN
rho interest of the favo- ed
Hurled Defiance at Adversaries-
Drawing large, cheering crowds al
day in the course OF his travels
through the state. the D:mocratif
candidate. never in better form. huri
ed defiance at his opponents AM
chaile ngei them to meet his argu
M nts. Fifteen speeches and hand
shaking with thousands constituted
his days work. the concluding speech
being made here tonight In the audi
.orium, which was filed TO overflow
ing. Previously to going TO the hall
he was serenaded at the hot@i and
addressed an immense throng from
the balcony.
The keynote OF his renraks here
,onigh, was that Republican policit
meant disaster. while Democratic pol
icies meant prosperity. On this sub
Jet he said:
No Excuse for Panic.
The Democratic party is absolute
" necessary so res;ore prosperity
The Republican party has had its
chance and IL has failed. We arr
now in the mids; Of a depression
WHICH Nobtssfo"S
no excuse. Artificial conditions are
responsible for the presen; business
prostratioa. and those artificial con
di:;ons originated in Republics poll
cies. The business failures Ter iht
nine months ended on September y
xere 1925 in numbsr. ard the ia
biIiii amounted to H1s.eeo.So. u
means that IL the assets are worth
in fact. the amount q, which they
! are placed. there viii still 10 loss
OF $5s..00. 900 to account for
Finds Republican Power conpItSe.
This tremendous less CONES at a
time when crops are rcssopabl,
ro,d. and when nature has no, with
held her bounty. d como wher
IN. r pubIicans are In compile con
troll. They have Prcsiscn! whom
they eujogize In their platform. q
, Senate cosnplstl iy In the hands o.
] the Republican party. and Repub
licaa House Of Representatives. dom
mated by q despos. We can assum'
therefore. that they have don every
thing they could DO couSisistiy IN
. Der this policy to prevent , panic