The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
BRYAN ADDRESSES

BRYAN ADDRESSES
tcoataaasd from Yirs. Pasa,
buried members of the community.
Keen s,o 20 'n n,, man or state that does not
senatorial Amendment
pit. Bryan told of his Impotence when
Souhg man when he wanted anything
ana now patient he has been OF recen,
EARS when wanting something. He told
81 his interest In the income tax as far
pleased he was that an Income tsx
amendment has now been written into
.he FEDERAL constitution. Continuing. he
wenty- three years ago. I advocated
that United states senators be elected
o S ' ~, people. ! have fought and Fought
"a, rs INQUIRED as secretary OF state that
sne thirty-siNth state had ratified the
DAYS " will he my pleasure, my delIght
u, ia aiiiH my signature TO that document
i inn, ~, ~sii put put the United States senate
yania IS one OF the IS states thai has
ratified that amendment Wouid PEN
sylvsnia have done that fifteen Years
Last Of Conventions.
--, Now, let me tell you something else
pie will write their own platforms 49,
after and send their own REPRESENTATIVE.
10 the legislative halls. and l venture to
great national conventions saw ,wo
great conventions last year. We shall
foe mo Sn6 %Sss such pred.A that be
around the presidential primary Will
have become so general that the presi-
ny the bosses or party leaders. but BY
the people"
Mr.. Bryan said the two great prin-
ciples To stand by in the night FOR rep
resentative government are two OF the
ten commandments. Thou sh IL not
steal and Thou shalt not Kill" All
ln1ueuces That are done in the name of
law are the same as larceny he said
All laws that grind down the people
violate the command Thou shalt not
DEPRESSING for the moment. Mr. Bryan
New York fve years ago in witch he
took for his text Thou shalt not KILL -
When he had concluded. he said. he felt
as II he had offended every one In New
York. An seemed to take IL person
ally TO heart Then became "a little
have delivered that speech. nor IN New
Trust the People.
you dare no, diStrSS H, them said i'd Mr..
Bryan IN conclusion. The best way to
show your faith In the people Is to
them"
Secretary Bryan was accompanied
from washington % Secretary of Labor
Mitchell Palmer. OF Stroudsburg. and
Warren WortL Bailey. OF Johnstown.
and James l. Blakslee fourth assistant
at York, ~ reception committee OF the
Central Democratic club. headed 10y
When the party reached the capitol. u
was Joined by George W. Guthrie. 81
Pittsburgh. the new Ambassador 10
Bryan Meets rener.
When tue secretary of state and the
governor grasped hands the secretary
Il never had the pleasure OF meeting
you. but l am pleased with the picture
Of physical Perfection
with members Of the legislature. mostly
Democrats. The governor noted their
presence and remarked 20 Mr.. Bryan
that IL was sometimes difficult TO get
the members to VISIT him. Well. gov
ernor.' said the Nehraskan. you Will
ind Democrats now running into - good
many places they are not familiar with.
Governor Tener told Mr BRYAN that
the legislature was doing good work ana
that tne state - progressive or at least
Yes. said Mr.. Bryan. hut there are
still ehignts for you 20 ascend
not mead Mr.. Bryan speak IA the house.
Custom bars me from gong into the
hours. he said. yet I DO not see why
II should he $50. Mr.. Bryan said pc
found that same custom prevailed in
california. This was MS only reference
10 the Golden Gate state
Shattered Precedent
EepresentatiNe Charles .. swift. Of
Beaver. broke ia and invited the cover
Nor o. 20 int" the house and hear the
-, Rotary despite custom. With but 1T
o." urging the governor decided that he
would AMI went into the hail oult 81
few feet away. with Mr. Rryan and took
a seat on the SPEAKERS platform.
Mr. Bryan held a reception ON the
f""r Of the house after ms speech and
was then escorted 10 th. home 81 Mr.
Mccormick. wh"r" h" rested until he
went To- the Democratic club dinner
The 81 inner wa~ held 80 the Chestnut
street auditorium Covers were laid
for seven hundred persons ~ was one
- the largest dinners ever held iu Har-
fisburg Frsuk :. sites. president 81
Secretary BRYAN sat ~ his right and
Secretary william " Wilson at his lsft
DINERS ~ the sp"ah"f = tahie we're '"u-
gresham Palmer. Failey. l'er-ucm
Nj. ortnick George ". Guthrie nf Pitts
burEh. f"urtn A.sistani p9~tn's, ier
rishurE william % flerr,. B@hucfatfc
state senators and rerrc-~utstises and
the state attended the dinner
bryan first speaEsr.
MI Hr}Hu wa~ th" MIST 80 fs'r ~"
said ibis Vas tho nfSt political speech
he bad occasion 60 make since De put
on h.S nov reserve
% am here tonight ae the substitute
fsf The President. Ie FaId
Nlr BrlH started big speech with a
tribute 20 Serfefary of Labor Wilson.
a., Iaring that bis appointment waS an
.tdrr|rshIe ono There De- rp ono around
the President cabinet table better pre-.
paref o. render the Pre- i1'ut better ser
sic than william o. Nilanu" Do added.
tiepfEe IS Guthrie. 90" new suhts-
sadur 60 JarHn. also came in Tor praise
- Nr HrtHu The secretary alec ftu
"a good word for Congressman 4. Nit
shelt raimer. whom D." termed stall
Wart Tr0greaa.tc
william D. Hcrr,. trr noe collect.
~ The purrf % f'riiadeI phia. WAS not
forgotten hf the Eehftakau. " hu .4Id
that. Berry was able fn handle muurt
That o. where the EfEuhlirfne have
been weak Faid SIR iiftar
Mr H-yau pail trIhut" t' Pom
srltaria. declaring f.It ln oil Lie rau
f.aIEua Trnref IfHrIt stood hf Hiuf
"Geruay fraula gave me moore fHHu f.ur
Tunes Hs many tot~- aa mr ovn country
gave me"
Reviewed Campaigns.
Secretary Hf.Hr viewed H.. fHr..
Que presidential CAMPAIGN anil referred
fp Hfs contest wifI James 40 Fuffst 80
fssnfer Iu zoos. HrI 4sif he dlI mot 20.
rrat frsf fFft Hf'ruratltari SIR
Nrfnu said. desfftea fnure credit fHr
lfa fdeliff tp fun part. f.tu dD some
@ her FfHfre fIeIuuf rate uI Penney zoe
r.H fnu uuH 60 tluw o. tic broad avenues
~ f.e states arf not Gro Ut.k allies. ~
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