Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-17
SULLIVAN TALKS FOR BRYAN
Iowa Man Seconds His Nomination for
President 1T the Denver


President ut the Denver
Convention.
]. B. Sullivan of Iowa, in second.
ing the nomination Of Bryan for presi-
dent said in part:
'The hour has arrived when Demo-
racy will speak with reference to the
policies it believes best for the Amer
can people. Democracy means so
much that it's followers have hope of
ultimate success. The principles Of
Democracy are eternal and eeerla sting.
The application of such to everyday
life requires the truest patriotism and
the most fervent devotion.
"There never was a time in the life
Of the Democratic party when it was
as much of necessity as at this hour.
The commanders are about to be
chosen. Upon one side stands he who
represents the classes and has elm
mated from the catalogue of progress
sion the term, square deal.' One who
stands for might against equality and
promotes the creature at the expense
Of the creator; who is the representa-
tive Of organized wealth to the detri-
ment of national welfare; who stands
for a centralized government against
the rights of the state; who struck at
labor to destroy, not to protect
Against such commander as this the
Democratic party offers as it's candi-
late, man.
"A man Of christian devotion, whose
banner Is equal rights, and whose
motto is love Of country; a man Of I'M
bounded wealth Of love, and with a
moral courage that is the admiration
md pride Of bis countrymen; a mai
who stands for q single standard or
morality, in public and private life:
4 man who when the hour was dark
est, when Democracy was trailing in
the dust, caught her up with the lov-
Ing embrace Of a father until today
throughout the world his name and
Democracy arc synonymous. a--
''Name him and the manufacturer
II the east and the farmer Of the
west win stand shoulder to shoulder
tor the charging OF the commerce and
trade Of our country. -"
" 'Name him, and there win pass as
with the rapidity Of lightnings flash
throughout the length and breadth Of
1his nation, a. current Of terminated
and rejuvenated patriotism.
"Name him, and labor will hold
high its head with courage and with
hope. Capital will be inspired with
faith and with confidence and the peo-
pie win rejoice that Democratic gov
efnnfents and constitutional rights are
to be restored.
''Name the man who amid the
Of opposition, and the
clouds Of prejudice, stood as an ad-
amantine rock for the integrity Of this
nation and hurled into the face of the
detractors of his country the right Of
the people to rule.
''Name him that the world may
know a Republican form of govern
ment still lives"
Suspicious.
:. In these days of competition, bust
ness doubts and suspicious are largely
carried into private life, as well
known lawyer found to his cost. He
said sadly to his wife on his return
home one night:
"People seem very suspicious Of me.
You know old Macy? Well, I did
some work for him last month, and
when he asked me for an account this
morning told him out of friendship
that I wouldn't charge him anything.
He thanked me cordially, but limited
that he'd like receipt all the same''
"Toothache, eh? I'd have the thing
pulled out if it were nine"
$50 would if it were yours"-Phil-
adelphia Inquirer.