Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-27
BRYAN VISITS
HIS NATIVE:
VILLAGE
POPULACE TURNS OUT
TO GREET PEERLESS ONE
Roosevelt Republicans Asked to
Support Democratic Ticket as
Only Means of Realizing De-
sired Reforms,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Salem. HIS, Aug. 26.-No crowd Of
such size or enthusiasm ever turned
out in this city, the birthplace of iWl-
liam j. Bryan, as that of today when
the democratic candidate stopped
over to greet his Old friends ana
neighbors. The whole population was
up and on hand earh to extend a
heartily welcome when Mr.. Bryan
reached here at 6:30 in the morning
They were augmented later in the
day by thousands who came in on
special trains.
The principal events was speech
by Mr. Bryan from a platform in the
court house grounds, in which he
appealed to the Roosevelt rcpubli-
cans" to support the democratic tick
et because, he said, they could not
hope for a realization of the promised
reforms Of their party. Mr.. Taft he
said. was not the heir to republican
reforms
During the day, Mr. Bryan divided
most of his time with the Bryan and
Jennings branches of his family. After
luncheon he rode out to the ceme-
terry and placed flowers on the graves
of his parents ana on his way back
to the city inspected the new Bryan
Bennett library presented by himself
and the late Phil .. 5. Bennett of
Connecticut. The building cost $4,000,
of which Mr.. Bryan contributed 81
600. He contributed the site, which
is the site of the house in which he
was born.
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