The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
BRYAN UNABLE TO
SPEAK IN CHICAGO
Five Hours Delay in His Seized
uIed Arrival DisappointS
Great Multitude.
INDIANA CAMPAIGN IS
ONE OF ENTHUSIASM
Financial Kings, Roosevelt and
Taft Receive an Impartial
Roasting.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.--'This has been
one Of the greatest days ] have expert
onccd in the campaign - remarked WI
liam j. Bryan as he stepped from his
special train tonight at EnGlewood. al
ter full day in Indiana.
His train was exactly five hours late
aud all the preparations made tor d
spectacular wind-up In Chicago OF the
Democratic candidate s campaign had
70 be abandoned. On arriving, Mr..
BRYAN drove directly TO the Auditorium
annex and retired for the night. De
spite the lateness of his arrival, a large
crowd still fingered at the station 70
greet Bryan.
Crowds OF mammoth proportions and
unlimited cheering were the tributes or
the Hoosier state to the Democratic
candidate. He frequently left the train
and was fairly mObbcd by ms enthu-
siastic admirers. Nor was Mr.. Bryan
alone in the ovatious. Mrs Bryan came
in for her share. and was dclugcd with
flowers and even with lunch baskets.
She was either on the platform shaking
hands or holding receptions 10 the par
lor of her car. Practically ending up
his campaign today. Mr.. Bryan entered
into the spirit Of the occasion with
great carnestness and intensity. lie
made attacks or Mcssrs. Rockefeller,
Carnegie. Hartman, President Roose-
welt and Mr.. Taft.
Hammers Ftnanciers.
Even before he was awake an i'm
mense thTong assembled at Inlon CITY,
his first speaking place, and patiently
awaited the time for him TO make his
appearance. Early as it was, he be-
gan hammeriug away at the tinapciers
fhn rrrai1anf and Mr. TAR
and kept IL up throughout the day. lie
found new thoughts for argument in
the speech last night at Buffalo Of Mr..
| Taft. who is quoted as denying that
Mr. Rockefeller was supporting him in
the campaign. He felt that If Mr, Taft
objected 70 the oil king. he should get
out a writ Of injunction against him. as
FMr. Taft is acquainted with the IN
junction business.
At Anderson, Mr.. Bryan S depupcia-
ton of the Republican party aroused
him TO say:
"They have been carrying on mas.
querade ball. but the ball is over now,
the masks have been removed, and be-
hold Mr.. Taft has been dancing with
coy Mr.. Rockefeller and did not know
IT, Mr.. Sherman has been weltzing
with winsome Mr.. Carnegie and Mr.
Roosevelt has led the grand march with
that undesirable citizen, Mr. Hartman.
What a cruel deception these trust
magnates have practiced on confiding
Republican leaders, He declared that
il was fortunate for the country that
the trust magnates have shown their
hands before the election. He was glad
Mr.. Taft had them.
''The Empty Dinner Pail
Another favorite argument of the
candidate today was in connection with
the empty dinner pail slogan.
"The Republicans deceived you eight
years ago about the dinner pail. ne
said. ''But now there is no full dinner
pail, the workingmen of the country are
looking at the hole in the bottom and
making faces al the Republican lead
ers.'
Twcnty-four speeches were delivered
IN Indiaua. stops being made at Union
City. Winchester, Richmond, Newcastle
Muncie. Anderson, Alexandria Summit.
vile, Marion, Kokomo. Peru. Rochester
+ Plymouth, South Bend. Lauorte. Ches-
terton, Gray and Indiana HaTbor. At
! Winchester Mr.. Bryan issued signed
appeal TO rhe people of the United
States for their suffrage. At Richmond
Mr.. Bryan was handed list of S02 Re.
publicans, plcdging their support to him.