The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10
NORTH CAROLINA CERTAIN
COlNlNOMER WILL BE ELECTED

forth In its platform. of the progressive
dent, such as rate legislation. protec-
ton OF our natural resources, the eight
hour labor law, and the employers IL
ability act-all Of which are borrowed
Tor appropriated by the President from
Mr.. Bryan, With his knowledge. but
without his consent-and there is Moth
Ing left but the old, hackneyed plank
for protective tariff. which even they
admit must be revised. and the indorse-
nlent OF the hurry Aldrich' financial
bill. which means turning over the
control OF our finances to the stock
gamblers and money masters OF Wall
Street, thus putting the destiny OF the
people into their hands. to destroy or
keep alive, as they Will.
Pleasing Contrast.
In pleasing contrast to the princi-
pies of the Republican party, standing
as 1t does for a monopoly protective
tariff; financial system, not for the
consumer and producer. but manufac-
tured in Wall Street for the money
poker;.a strong centralized govern,
ment ALMOST denying State rights and
government by injuncttoli;y
from necessities and the poor. and
hatred and malice rs shown BY their
mention Of the South--we proudly hold
up the grand principles OF Jefferson,
as commended for by sound Democracy
and now championed and upheld by the
logic and eloquence Of Bryan,
at is true that the Democratic
party has twice placed its banner in
Mr.. Bryan's hands, ana It is likewise
true that he did not carry It to VIC
tory; but as he said OF himself, he kept
the faith and returned that banner to
us four years ago unstained and UNI
sullied, and to-day, though twice de-
feated, has arisen stronger and grand
or than before. and is remembered and
beloved while his traducers have long
been forgotten. The very fact that
from every section comes the cry,
Bryan! Givesyus Bryant shows he is.
mot dead, but still lives deep In the
affectionate hearts OF a grateful peo-
pie, who are more determined than
ever to nominate and elect him 3Presi-
dent of the nation
Bryan, OF Nebraska.
III you want a man, pure yet strong,
brave hut tender, generous and still
patriotic IL the very highest type of
American MANHOOD against Wnolna can
he charged no act of sdisloyaltyt dis
henor. Or corruption, but who stands
lfearlessly the champion Of the poor
an needy, Troclaiming to the or
rnressor. ''You shall not press down
upon the brow Of labor this crown of
Gthorns; you shall not cruelty mankind
s,,non a cross Of gold, that man is Mr..
Bryan. Is y
Nominate him., and he Will GER
stainly be elected Tho reading OF the
stars the signs Of the times, the needs
or tho hour the demands of the peo-
pie. all predict8and declare 1T; and
when he comes to- his own, as he will
next March, he will make the greatest
President OF tho grahdest nation the.
world has ever known.
s''Mr, Chairman, n man Who'll is faitl,-
full and true Ibis private life will be
honest and lust In his public career
"A man who believes In. humanity md
truly serves his Tod wi l never be false
gtolllIs country or uni st to his Speople.
;suol, n man is Mi Brvn GoYarnor|
b, Glenns of N ortl Carol inn seoond
ins no.,lina ION Of sSpryan a,