Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-17
Millionaires Don't Haze Time
To Earn 1t Says Bryan

would have written on the first page
OF the first school book of every
school child In the land the stentence
The people have the right to have
what they want IN government
would have that sentence written IN
every book In every grade in every
schoo child in the land the sentence
used In the high schools, the colleges
and the universities.
II believe In reform. But ! believe
also that the people have a right TO
have a high tariff II they want II.
Il believe in the destruction of mo-
nopolies. But l also believe that the
people have the right to be in favor
Of monopolies-they should have the
right ia favor a monopoly in every
thing. II they want they should have
the right TO favor merging all the mo-
nopolies In the country into n great
big trust. With one director to direct
all the business OF that one trust.
Tho people have the right to say
what kind Of money they want If they
want a gold or silyer currency. they
have Il right to have one OF both. IL
they want some other kind of money
| believe they are entitled to II. MY
ideas go so far on this subject of the
rights Of the people that | believe they
should have money made out of ra-
dium II they want II. There are only
two pounds Of radium in the world
and IL the people wan to make money
ont Of radium and let John u. Rock
efeller get one pound and J. Pierpont
Morgan the other pound and then
stand by and watch them fight each
other for the possession of each 9th
er's pound, am willing that they
should have that right"
Referring to the trusts. Mr.. Bryan
said that trusts and rebates had beer
IN existence for more than seventeen
hundred years and that they were lot
new evils, as was sometimes sup
posed Many years ago" said Mr..
Bryan, II read of u man who cornered
the oil market in the Holy Land two
hundred years after the coming of the
Savior. There were no railroads in
existence at that time and consequent
ly nc rebates for transportation. That
man loaded his oil on the democratic
emblem "a Donkey and shipped his
oil all over the Holy Land, charging
WI ''''S """' '"0 y" a. ~
The speaker caused much laughter
by declaring that he had often Won
dered II our John u. had not got his
first inspiration on %cornering the oil
i''lN't ~ lV""'"s 'u,s SUI "oo"1 -
'tiah IL" ~" ""' ms e'Hipetieois !"
NV fioiS L'hu'
Not until nearing the end Of his adj
dress did Mr., Bryan display his won
derfnl personal magnetism n mas
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a government the seeds OF eorruption |
ara sown. If we are going To build !
pur government on an enduring foun- |
we mu,t build il on a founda- |
OF Justice
Mr. Rrvan declared that his iden1 81
right and iustice in eovernment was
4 government undor which Justice and
would no evenly distributed ana |
he burdens and blessing of a com
mon government would he borne by |
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no uncertain terms me poii'N heing
'uNo,u''n by some nations today OF
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