The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-15

two candidates labored with smiling
fortitude, signing their names.
Tie tumult which began upon the
entrance Of Mr.. TAFT lasted practic-
ally without cessation for IS minutes
with absolutely impartial impulse.
In introducing Mr.. Bryan, presi-
dent Hall said The evolution OF
politics has brought to command
ing pace in the eyes aud regard OF
his countrymen citizen OF Nebraska.
His lie has been an honorable pro-
greSs from the day ne received hi ;
degree flom his alma mater To the
hour OF his choice as standard bearer
of one Of the great national parties
10y enthusiastic countrymen.
lie has held leadership in Il career
Of courage, fidelity and kindness.
Millions accept his captaincy, the
energy Of his service, the purity of
his patriotism, gentlemen, Mr.. By
an.
Mr.. Bryan was cheeled TO ;he echu
as he rose to speak Cheers and
| laughter followed his humorus touch.
es that characterized his opening re-
marks. lie said in part;
II think / can see signs Of progress
in politics. When Hrst began tC
run for president there was no occI
sious of this kind think ] note d
larger charity, broader libcraIity
and a more kindly feeling than ha,
some times pteydiie1 in the past
Here The chairmeu OF tie represent
alive committees meet, willing ever
in the heat of the campaign 10 paus'
for a moment IN the giving out o
estimates. Here the troasureIs o
the respective committees suspend
for moment the Investigation O
the business conditions OF those wht
send IN checks. We shall carry ava
dcll2htui rec0llecJiOus of this Occd
sion, for whatever the election ma
show, We may remember one occasion
when We we're treated with equl
consideration.
u am gl4u 10 meet at this boar
+ one who has been honured hy hi
party with leadership in great con
yentiou. / am glad to testify TO m
q appreciation Of his abilities and hi
: virtues. II ] am successful, the vic
/ tory will he the greater TO haye SO
from such. and II am defeated III
. sortos eili be les, 10 have been d'
1 ieated by such.
: Mr.. Bryan spoke Of commerce d
. the great moldiog force In The sofl
and said that society had llrgeI
e gained through one Of the great IL
stitulions that has made for the ci
larsemant OF commerce-the cHpo
ate entity.
The corporation" be continue.
81. step in advance II enab.,
people go do together What peop
o could NOT 30 alone II relieves tho
a Ah1 cooperate, q the emhafias
tbtklM Ni iAt tNti Nl'Af Hht o. HA"
.- tute, large operations and illus isc.
b. itste- thc ~ork ~ exchange. ai
% uore wnu has estimated Nith utc.
scure the u-ciulues, uf the cgFpul
8 tipn aig Tor enc minute think o' q
IS stoyius the power tbat the corpJf
. tiou gives for cooperative eco
b Bur witu every new step iu adsan,
r. .frsu9u.itiItIrs come. hen .
rst5ai tJok the place % the tHf
"a p!ks. laes sCfe necessary that s.,
u u8s is the time Of highNay. bet -
% e,y recognizing that the railroad b.
II bs-1ua "a nee ssiiy, adjusted rs
b. Ia the railroad aud then proCsed
Ia ay legislation "a correct wh4ts'
"a sbu.es might arise IN the mana.
&c ment o' railroads Aod society.
~ ceptia. lhg cup1faiion as au est.
Isbe1 feet, is proceeding 20 en.
such lac, ~ may be rsoyssary
make the tafp0ratious serve TIE q
-l rr.>e for which they we're creau
az asa am sure that TIE membrrs
~ this associatl0n, organized for
be pr1motiOn u the eity's Interest,