The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-19
v, J, BRYAN
ENTHUSES A
LARGE CROWD
The Commoner Explained
the Workings of the Chi
cago Convention to an Ov-
erfloW House.
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election of United States senator's?
His sympathies have been with the
people who helped prevent the real vo-
tiers from getting good legislation. lie
IS a standpatter. He stands still while
the ninety millions of people in this
commonwealth move on at double
quick time. He has vetoed bills as no
crown head in Europe would have dar'
ed to do. Have you been deceived by
the statement that he has dissolved
two trusts? How has he dissolved
them? Now they work under the direc-
ton of the decree of high court, sane
titled by the President of the United
States. He follows the little criminal
and let's the big one go.
Roosevelt gave us Taft. II there
had been no Roosevelt there would
have been no Taft. Taft is Roosevelt's
finished product-and Taft is almost
finished tits true. The American people
ought to sue Roosevelt for breach of
promise, because he wooed Taft out of
obscurity and then deserted him. He
has not tried to help Taft make good.
He said he knew Taft, that he was
city broke. and that he could lead him,
but he turned the halter over to Wall
street and went to the African jungles
TO shoot rhinoceros.
His Opinion of Teddy.
ct. r. comes to us in the garb of
reformer. He's been robing himself in
Democratic clothing. Hiram Johnson
calls Roosevelt the flaming arrow OF
Cod r. R. may be the Moses to lead
us, but | think he has mistaken the
blasting furnace of the steel trust to
the burning bush. We drove the rail-
way magnates from our party, and
they were in Roosevelt's party. Roose-
welt did not help on the direct cleo
ton Of senators until two years ago,
after we had fought for it for twenty
years He did not help until a short
time ago on the publication of poll
tics. We started that years ago.
1--WE have been somewhat embar-
raised by the fact that Roosevelt has
been temporarily disabled by the bull
let of a maniac. Our sympathies are
with him. But this morning the news
was so encouraging that we have been
lead to believe that he will be back in
the fight. at the head Of his marching
columns within short time. We have
been urged by him to continue the dis
cussion as though he were an active
participant in the campaign right now.
l agree with him that the great issues
of present time must be decided by the
sane-not the insane.
A Word For Finly.
"This is no sham battle. We're not
fighting for a man to distribute post
offices. We want Wilson elected and
we want a house and senate which
will work in harmony with the execu
tive. Therefore we want you to send
back to congress Finly Gray. He has
earned reelection and l might urge his
election upon his record alone.
Don't be afraid of a panic in case
Wilson is elected. That's the scare the
Republicans throw into the people ev
cry time. Within the past ffty-twC
years we have had three panics. Two
came under Republican administration
and one under Democratic administra
ton. So don't let them use that ole
weather-beaten argument.
No Bossism Here.
Come into the party that has suf
fered for you and your children. I de
ny the right of the later day converts
as the nations only hope. Roosevelt
himself has misrepresented the Balti
more convention. We whipped tn,
bosses there. We have candidat,
who is fearless and l know there will
be no backdoor to the White House i
he is elected. Our platform is the bes
ever presented to the country 1t take
the peoples side of every custom. TIL,
Baltimore convention paralyzed thu
grip Of Murphy and made him let loos'
of his hold on New York state and w
have candidate for Governor in tina
state who is progressive--a mai
who leads"
Displaying not a sign of emotion il
his voice and with the demeanor of
stole Mr.. Bryan then said:
Il have cherished the hope that
could write my name among the i'm
mortals as n peoples president. Blu
the hope never materialized into fon
realization. What difference does
utdhc WuSluSI " ilSOH name OF lulU
is there. One hundred years from nov
both will be known in history On tn
night of election the majority whic
will send Wilson to the White Hous
will be so large and sweeping tina
there will be no happier couple tina
my wife and las We realize the cor
summation Of battle Is years Ion
by the people. for the people and c
the people and against the pirates G
Wall street"
Here is woman who speaks fror
personal knowledge and long expel
fence, viz, Mrs. F. II. Brogan of Wi
son, Pa. who says, Il know from e,
perience that Chamberlain's Coug