The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-30

Democrats IN Ohio 70 tsunrpsa56Ry
drop the political Issues. such - Sir.
u. trusta. currency. and unite IN the
common caneo- to drive he liquor b.
eerests out q Ohio. He said there
were ninetoea states nov With proAi-
ott1ou. Ten Of these could b rolled
upon to % Donoeratie IN N eloet3oa
and he asked that Ohio b made IL
tweatieeA. thereoy givinG beth Old par.
Me- IN opportunity 70 start even %
tsr a. these states are concerned In
the national election to b held IN
the former aecrstary q state made
NO references relative to- The aiplo-
matte relatons Of the United States
20 foreign countries involved I'm the
European embrogiio.
ne Did, however. call the attention
Q! Ms audience 20 the fact that Rus
IA ana France had iesued DEGREES
preventing the sale Of llQuor durfne
ne var ana Germany had restricted
the sale Of beer.
Dry Men Coed Fishsers.
u We must have wan Il . nation
&C. ATTACK us. let NJ fIkht With men
ton 10 q Preparedness. eoual 10 any.
II mas beeo twenty-five years sinca
entered public life and Il has been
nineteen years since beean running
Tor the presidency. never did and I
never VIII take . glass OF liquor. And
I'm . Democrat. too.
Lets drop the tafiff and let the Re-
publicans and Democrats ret together
end make Ohio dry.
The liquor interests through the
stability amendment, which I cali an
immunity ameS dment, ask you to sur.
render your inalienable rights. Cn-
der this amendment II the 'drys' are
defeated twice In succession, the 10
sue cannot be brought up again for
six years.
Fear 10 AdvsrsIss Liquor. a
I challenge you to find a'brewer or
dtsttller who In Giving . recommenda-
ton to one Of his employees win In
clude the fact that that workman
drinks liquor.
Does Q city advertise the fact that
1t has saloons In its confines? n
Ake tts place. or. some other legtti-
mate business.
The liquor traffic men win always
maintain that II the saloons are
driven out II means the existence OF a
blind tiger It's better to have q
blind tiger than one that can see. BY
retaining the saloon you sell your
children and your neighbors' children
Of cheap price. By ell means vote
Ohio dry"
Early In the afternoon people for
miles around poured into Eaton. Ev-
cry kind Of vehicle was used. For
more than two squares In each d.
rection from the court house. both
sides Of the streets were parked close
ly with automobiles.
Delay No Oamper.
| The Special" which 10 carving
Bryan through Ohio was q few min
utes late. but the crowd which had as
sembled two hours before the time
set for his appearance willingly wait
cd
| A machine bore him from the sta
ton to the court house. but % closely
was the crowd packed around the
steps that he had difficulty In SHOW
Ing his way forward to the top of the
steps where he spoke beneath cleo
trio lights strung overhead for the oc-
| casion. u. ..-
! A warm fight has been precipitated
In Preble county over the wet -and
dry issue. but leaders In the latter
cause are confidently predicting that
the county. will vote for. prohibition.
Both Bryan's and Representative Hob
sons speeches at Eaton will carry
much weight, the leaders say.
Ex-Governor James 8. Cox OF Day
ton. o., was present to hear Bryan
speak.