The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-22
BRYAN STIRS
WORKINGMEN
BY HIS APPEAL
Democratic Candidate Receives
Tremendous Welcome at
Hands of Ohio Voters.
ATTEMPT AT COERCION
BY NEW YORK CENTRAL
CRIME AGAINST CITIZENSHIP DE.
NoUNcED BY NEBRASKAN IN
UNINSURED TERMS.
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Marietta, o.. Oct 21-Great crowds
and lustv cheering was Ohio's greet
ing 10 William ]. Bryan today. Just
before the Democratic candidate
passed over the line into West Vir-
slnia late tonight he expressed him
self as exceedingly we'll pleased with
tho receptions accorded him in the ma
tive state OF the Republican candidate
for president.
Although the day was a hard one
for him. Mr.. Bryan exhibited no signs
a fatigue Inspired by the fact that
re literally was carrying his warfare
INTO the camp of his political enemy.
he spoke with a visor that even those
who have been with him throughout
the campaign could not fail To note.
Heard News in Bed.
While still IN bed this morning a.
neNspa per was handed into his state
room and Mrs. Bryan read to him a
dispatch stating that the New York
Central railroad system was threaten
ing its employees with a reduction ia
wages IL he was elected. This was his
cue for the day. and he fired broad
side after broadside into the Republi-
cans I'm criticism OF their campaisT
tactics. He regarded the action o. the
railroad company as a new menace
and declared that the little ward heel
or who goes around and brides a man
with FIVE dollars is a moral character
beside the man who attempts to use
his power to threaten those who work
for him and 10 buy them by a promise
of increase or threaten by promise of
"a decrease.
sixteen speeches were made by the
candidate today While talking to a
vast throng I'm front of the Tod House
in Youngstown, O.. big card, signed
nv a number of the workers in the
steel plants. was sent up to him bear
ing thesmessage:
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We can't be with you today. 9.
hut we viii be on Nov. s." &.
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A number of the mill workers were
in the great audience, Mr.. Bryans ar
rival being 1t Time when the regu-
lar shifts were being made.
lnsRepublican StronghoIds.
The -rout Of travel today was
through many recognized Republican
stronsh0lds, and il was al such places
thai the candidate fired his heaviest
batteries Mr.. Taft got his share of
criticism. particularly ia the matter
'i campaign contributions and his at
utHde regarding the trust and labor
questions. As on yesterday. Mrs.
Bryan in response 10 the demands of
,ne crowd, ear3e out on the rear plat
iorn Of the&srain and bowed. She
shook hanaS-Rith many hundreds. and
her Stateroon-~and parlor of the car
we're banked with flowers sent TO her
ny friends. I've whole of tomorrow
VIII be spent in West Virginia.
At Birthplace of Mckinley.
Mr.. Bryan was loudly cheered by
o.S crowd at Niles O.. the birthplace
"I William Mckinley. when he made a
pressing reference to the late presi-
uenL Your city is connected with
me name Of a man whom l learned TO
KNOW quite well. not personally so we'll
as politically" he said. Il am glad to
come to the home of William McKin-
icy and ] have been rather proud of
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