Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-25

ntafar TO accept tHld ptohcicu h"uVI
IA the name OF these loyal democrats
~ Indiana for whom the honor was
believe, really Intended
rp1RtrTE TO BRYAN.
1t Is pleasing 10 me 70 pc associal-
Cd in this campaign WIN tne dlstln-
euished gentleman to whon tne stand
Ard OF the party mas been committed.
For ygale IN hin, n man Of snot,esa
character and high ideals always uc-
tuated by patriotic motives and earnest
Sssire to promote the welfare the hon
or md glory OF his country. He be-
came your candidate BECAUSE his nomi-
ratlnn was demanded by the rank and
Ale of the party, which demand was
amnhasized by a popular movement in
Me favor, which, as ii proceeded so
grow in volume and force as to become
Irresistible.
He entered upon this campaign un-
,tsdeed to any special interests, under
~ obligations to any unlawful or 9TH
a. combination of capital, looking to no
oornoration for campaign contributions
absohitcly free ia serve the people bv
,nrrvlne ont the pledges Of his martyrs
Go tfor,n while he Is the foe to nm
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iaWiu ,no,,y ho,,d ''' No., r. epu,uI w
!us .hor rIcb ~, rno,, ,,,i,ho,,t Co.. r
favor and to combat the encroach-
nerts OF sreeu upon honest enueaVor'
be ~ ne IrleHu OF every legitimate
BUSINESS enterprise, whether conduct
ID by ndiVluual or corporation, and
Will syhlphthlze with the promotion of
eFefy movement Which makes for the
welfdfe ana prosperity OF the country,
distinguished Republican the other
day referred to his influence with HIS
party AS q one man power If by
that he meant to say that Mr.. Bryan
possessed the power. IN q marked de-
gree 10 influence the thought and
arouse the conscience Of the republic
ps no other man of his time. or IL he
meant that by his upright life. his con-
elstent course, his appeals for right
living and patriotic action he has
earned the confidence and personal af-
fsetiop of millions OF his countrvnnel,.
snd gained the respect and admiration
~ All The peonIe Of the world who love
berty mud hume nitv-then the dis
ting,,isbad ,yentIa,rnn ,ros ri,bt with
rsspsot tn tho onn.n,n ,ower Of WI
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~ uhder ms own mt ana ~ an IA
dependent American freeman owing no
allegiance save to country ana nag cast
his vote for Bryan because In ms heart
he believed that the nomination ana
election of such man We're demanded
by the best interests OF the republic
MD cI1EpNrAN,S spErru
The Republican nominee for vice
president In his recent speech of ac~
ceptance affected the belief that the
question. shall the people rule % i'm
Piled a charge of venality against the
American electorate. He alfred, with
great emphasis, that under recent Re
publican administration the people
have ruled without let or hindrance.
II is passing strange that In IA repub-
lie like this there should be occasion
for a discussion of this question, 1t is
a government OF the people, and by the
people They presumably govern
themselves through their servants
whom they send TO represent them in
Congress. Their WILL when known,
ought to be supreme. and should be-
given Immediate effect
Known is not given erect then inc
people do not RUE
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