Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
PARTY CAN'T PUNISH OFFENDERS
Men Who Head the Great Corporate
Eviidoers Are Too Intimately As
soeiated With the G. O. p. to Get
! Into Trouble by Violating the Anti
"A Trust Law.
(Bv Associated Press.

dresst ing Democratic rally here to
night. EWm. J. Bryan. Democratic can
didate I for the Presidency. denounced
Colemari Dupont, Of Delaware, AM
Senator lR0les Penrose. OF Pensylva
MIA. memberdfs Of the Republican exc
cutiye comm, 'ittee as being cxpecte'
to become re7ttormers because, as h
charged, all OF their affilauons Wa
with the trusts
Having travelled the entire nigh
and day through Minnesota and ;
part of Iowa, wher.Se he received en-
thusiasuc receptions everywhere, HI
arrived here shortly f'sefore s o'clocl
tonight. From the rea r platform o
the train at various poiisfts he shool
hands with hundreds Of p9sersons AM
made several speeches. al
At Alton, Iowa, a. junctit on poin
he discussed at length the taiGif ant
the subject of guaranty Of baFHk de
, posits. He again charged Mr.. TAT
with not being satisfied with the haS
publican platform and with being
forced to continually amend 1t.
Listened to Phonograph.
During a two hour stay in st. Paul.
between trains, Mr.. Bryan took
breakfast in an uptown cafe, which
he reached after a brisk walk.
On the way back he observed in
a music store window an announce
ment that the stock included phono-
graphic records of his speech on
guaranty Of bank deposits and OF Mr.
Taft On injunctions in labor disputes.
. He entered the place and at his re-
quest both records were reproduced
His own remarks were heard hrst
and as the last word died away. he
smilinely remarked:
81 am now convinced
A, the station here to meet the
Nebraskan, we're Mayor Sears. State
Comitteeman Beck. former Mayor
ouick. Judge Van Wagonen and many
other le3ding Democrats. No sooner
a. the crowd catch glimpse of him
= he alighted from the tram tnan
- xas Justify cheered by several
tAoxsand people. The cheering con-
sfnued as he rode to the hotel. he
swtli depart at O'Clock In the morn-
ing for Lincoln. e
= Republicans No Reformers.
Discussing the questions OF re-
forms. Mr.. Bryan declared that the
Republican party was not In posi-
ton to reform anything.
"Because nts conspicuous members
are Connected with the very Things
,ha, need reform and the Republican
marty cannot prosecute the guilty.
without dissracing its most prom
nent members
A an illustration he cited the rae
tha, the Republican national comm.
tee had selected a chairman anc ina
cbsirmu had selected his execu'i''
committee.
IT, he said. you read the name.
Of the members Of the exccu'N'
nomnittee that are now carrying OF
ira campaign you will find that
maturity of them are conspicuous 10
,Se;r connection with the very cor
por.t,ous that need regulation. On
Of them. Mr.. Dupoat. Of Dciasafe
ia today, the defendant tn a su'' 20
coesriracy in violation OF the an
trust Law brought by the um'e'
ss.tes government and which is SUI
,.pd,us. Mr.. Duport u defal"ah
i. the action. and yet he Is on IN
executive comni,tS, to carry On IN
Reprb,ican cv-sSsn and the cnai'
ma, OF the speakers bureau OF ina
e A.. e..k. to CRIME.
Nov. he said, i want 10 az
vou; Do you think that MI. Dspon
a IN a good position TO pick oc
,,>.hers and train them as 10 Sna
tS~y shall say! Do you expect an
,y.akers y mention the sovern". 90
s.ss aeains. the powder trusi W
1rsher u picked ont and ins'rue'e
~ oac Of the dctcadas's in the case
y, ron expcs, Ms. Psnroae o. Zen,
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