Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
President Not Giving Him Square.
neal, Using Federal office
Holders as Republican Asset.
MR. MR.. TAFT AND HIS PLATFORM i. q
Asserts He is Ashamed Of y aha
Hasn't Courage to Come llt Out Out, 5s
I aOn Our Platform

Terre Haute. Ind, Sept. 2o--7-A q Tres
snr Two monster gatherings here today,
NV. j. Bryan, Democratic cand,oate ~. IL
\ president. reiterated his charge atha'
4 President Roosevelt was not glVl'ls
1 hin d square deal, but that the presllT5
.le,it IL 1 using federal OF holders as
i d Republican asset. y
e 2 IJts principal remarks were lnadeI y y u
i, The baseball park, Where ne $ue.iol y
1.-The Republicans for their allSr
4 pleaded with the audience 70 STANG w., 7,
4 Eether and elect the state anu lit,.io e
EDeImocratic tickets. 4 ~
EsaE,The second address was lfade toills gu
/ from the courthouse step ~ y,
Z IN tfle course of his remarks Oh tae q -,
] Dor question, the trusts the a.iu
( nublicity or campaign contrlput'o
K Sniectetl ii new feature. He conducteds
an gimagifsaryf cross ion OF NJ
/ Taft on the issues OF the campaign "
/ which he placed Mr.. Taft In the attl-
/ tude of finally admitting. atter q S ooa
deal OF pressure, that the e. he ~
platform was III wrong and linsa tlslac-s
I tory to him, and that the Democratic
Epiatfornl was right The novelty OF. INV
E1nethod of argument created no sl llttt'i
p amusement among the crowd x
.aThe trouble with Mr. Taft,"she said
tssis that while ahe is ashamed OF ms ~ -
/ platform, he has not the courage 70
Z come out and declare himsell l uliy oi Hl
our plat form. 3.
4 Discussing the trusts, Mr. Bryan.
i4added some more corporations to 4 the
/ list OF those specifically men toned by
Ealim as being in restraint of trade.
1 II q mentioned the "A nerican - pacco
i company, the National Biscuit COM
pary and the so-calIed starch trust.
Il HIeE dwelt at length upon the power OF
4 The corporations to control a CAM
Ipaigil. 4, a, III, ! 3 s, y,
4 deelared, twill menace any campaign,
Il and lit is what leads to the corrupt ton
II OF elections ard the corruption OF off
4 cial life. How, therefore, he SAID,
4 ..ca 4, you control II monopoly that pur-
4 chases from the party in power the
fright to continue rs
Il Mr., Taft's speech of yesterda W III
which he is quoted as saying that he
Il promised genuine tariff revision, was
4 mad n the subject Of ridicule. Now,
\ Inc said, 1--WE have three promises-un -
II euufyocai, Immediate and genuine. ~
n suppose the other rev sions have NOT
i tsbeen genuine, They have been shams,
ssthey have been frauds. but here Is the
y the bot tle.' E 95&
b The Democratic candidate arrived
a here shortly before 4 o'clock. and re-
lceiNed a hearty welcome &. AT the sta
"A tions and the hotel the crowds ;cheered.
%shiil Justify. Because OF the fact that
y tthere were but two stops between Gins
II cinnati and this city, Mr. Bryan was
4 Ecalled upon to make hut two speeches.;
& land these Were at Shelbyvill 70 and IN
ldianapolis, where he spoke briefly In
sibehalf Of the Democrat tic state ticket
i i'm consequence, he was In splendid
INoicc this afternoon and tonight, and
could be heard distinctly far. back from
~ Where he was speaking.
BRYAN VERY CONFIDENT.
! Indianapolis. Ind. Sept 25.--Wt lliann
J. Bryan made a brief stop here at noon
II Today 3eI, route to Terre Haute. Aboard
his car on his journey from CINCINNATI
the Democratic candidate expressed
4 himself as great " pl leased with his re-
5ception In Ohio. The news that greeted
1,fI,, III :, Il, n 8f an th1 sir SIN n shown hfs