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VOL. \\!\. NO. 52.
HON. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN MAKES HIS DEBUT AS A LECTURER
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RILL TEXT OF BRYAN'S LECTURE
Vertallu H : •: of the Great Orator's Speech. De’ivered for the
Firs! lime At the Grand Wednesday Night, and Which
Was Heard h/ a Tremendous Audience,
~, w .• . and hr- ' tnt m >cnre at •' t* Grand opera ho :s«* In
% tV. . . when hr o; • n,“i t-e series of :, .drosses which he had
waa filled the overflow poured It <M the stare. wfaMV
. ... » 5-.-- . -neared the au*t cn-*e cheered. Prosl-
. r . ... ... . ■< and S maker It. T. Jenkins, at the house.
~. . . r. i M -I vt >gst*»n it •> was cheered when he ,
,- ... - x-k - - . "I Mr. Hal T I wls came out With the
f r. . ■ . p • r ., I x t "A ‘I 1.;’.; Syne" while the trio
• I \f r Lew la. who fr’rnd’eed Mr. Brian. Mr Tewta
. •• r, . . I a very 'ob-r eapr*s«l«»n to
..~n .. .. f,r t'-.o ar 11 or. Mr lewis re< rr< 1 to
, . . i •or < tor*—one wrlmsr name would go down tn
. ... | \| r i ” ,»•« r ..s t IL F» L- or< ’ : our. tr*attn£
xr • . . • i r of improve * lb* j r *nt
; It vm •
. w . ro .f| • | ?v ,t without tH’ins: by
N rhe t b*nt on ffiatru **n.r an<l he
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: :v r ?*> • i s Th* who!* h In
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k them and mjoy then. On or twice Mr.
.• h~ -Ae in a verv raatt.-r of fart way He ;
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AN IDEA AT WORK.
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con'' >1 of a « •mtnunii'. of a nation, of a world.
7 V AN IDEA REVOLUTIONIZES GOVERNMENT.
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b. y I»u forxet •• I • -run who |
**r-* «• .. •• ?»- r ‘ ; -hr t*» on ar. i t l .** «’i who
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Scene at the Grand Onera House, Atlanta, when Mr, Britan Lectured.
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1.,, , j,.-. v. h - ■!•«»)■» a city. Now, w.’h the ♦!;> ■»-~»ty "f
t . ; v., th, • se -.tcatj-e of ..- s mind to a p.irti.uUr II ■>f I <*-
~ , . or. • • V.. Ail! 1 our peo-le divided out int ■ ■ •■«,
•j . n the m< ■-a .it-.-i. J.-l. .-»•! we have the gro- er
, . . w . it< man who handle iVy tood in-! Ha
ve t:.- U-vy-rs l Into various bran ii-> of the law, and
.. ■ i gin out, ami If • om-ertis th- gi •f it "111 pass
1( , ni. t’m.i- . r.l ?mg that wl -h tits him tn
; : A’. >:i I saw th,- typ ■> ttin-- much.:.-,
j !. , t.. > j-. ,i , :! ihtf.-.1. When tie . are -hrough
are . r,. i<■ al 4. tri ut. Aby ni.whi.iery tin y tan
1 , ... • | th. >: ■ a.-.- ■•f.-n -I.uwn; am.’h.r m . along
-rl -.. mat -o n . They drop in their ft'.v- -
„ t!.< ... ■I - put V.• -. 11 : M th to i" : , .
1.: v ,u t er •: two . but th- tt all m <-. m- . j
.rr . 1> ♦ ■ h . • ■ nutK»-’i .
WHERE ALL STAND ALIKE.
■r w t« •;. ■ st- lin tho--< thin •« which concern his
. ntho. till ■- Wl> i ' o l ’ •> l! bls foil :->n, tt
... ; hat t I alike. If an idea t ts our r-liglon, if it a • ■
t ■ the fam -. • , It U. 1’ must afi'e ■- W< tm t ■ m
t in it all i«kc If I’ iit'- i' the government «■ must t-e inter-sted in It,
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I . y,, m have one kind of government or we m v have another kind of
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ti u .no trull rd . overanu nt wh hwe want h i ilj tn* j’.rh
t( ■, , j j > ilv of- . fu ■ <>f -ver- mci' is tint wu can ..ive
. . ~.. « • •; it I- rot , . it v ■oi 1..- perf t,
.nil ,s .- w- .!•••■. r.-.- •» P..ve. Il will " « .<t v. e make >t.
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DEFINITION OF A FANATIC.
At ■! I i-.-.t Mr. l.ryun pan ti to the ••latiativ" as ’ie motor in tho
wori i of s : *s
■j t-ii’k ti.-- vv .ni 'i>' a verv liar !i n uno, but aft-r I was ai. e to
,j, ... it j I it •. n’t •: i • I 'I Ala na:; • i one v. io 11 -ie. ply iii on
,i.: ,io . . ,rt ,o : p. ke hint; ■lfa no • ■■< m to < veryljotiy who tloes'nt t link
i. ~n t sat sul.' t■■ i..- (I. i -m'i-t■ a’.<l aj ■■■lnns.- > One Is a f.ulath on
if. t .n i . -ie o. ai-oth. i Now t ■ ‘i'j t wiii- h lias i. n nn.-’t inter, tliig
t, ■■ j, . ,v ij. :i- i t < ’ e -'t of government, and the thing in gov-
, • ;,i tn v- !i! imp- ■■ -i. rm>. . -1 I ive studt. I the question, is the indlff.r-
, , . io .V ■ ‘ .nt oui to I o- -r* .*’ pr '< g-.v. iim -,t,
... . jt f - ,'ii s'-- I m vval • ■ ..ng in \..ur minis ; deeper inter, t in the i rub
le.; s of in. . I ■ n liu.-i veil flint nvvaki lied thoi.-snt, to Pud smo
„ ~i ,;:v-t , , \|.i. u to yor.r :!e Ills’, if you have mvi r thought, y -u
v. i: i - . t •• ■ > give •v, r* ’..in.
••( ■ ,-,. tai u i my li.j. t tt.. A-.-i -I* I .and.’.inrlvs.’ And my r-a---- n for so
~ i : : , tt .1 in my J-, .•-•••i«-nt all w. •• > d to m> to mi.k tin- gov.-rnim nt
f.,-. il ..ir Id. ’■> carry it I ... k ■ --1 pl:.. it i pun the foundations air-ady
I. . ..... . . Il ell prin.--pl.-s air-.j.ly . -b.l.ii -.si (Apili. ;se » Tin r. i.-t
i.ml,i_; n-w in i;ev -urn. nt >-il,< id.-s, T, pr...,;4is vvliich uni-rli-- our I .i-m
... t nt ire <■- i. r.-t -4. Th- v ar. wrut. n in books. Tli. y have b--.-n t:. -t
In the i T- • only trotbl.. vv. fail to apply til" -e priti.-it-i.-s. We fa’l to
uh. u'-. dan oh t > io im 1;4.-i. an-1 i u-sire to >ugg.- tln your pt-.
.. . of tin an, I. t I .in in.uks, ai I to )•>: . our attention t-> some of these
i; I , t!« truth <.f win h you must aUmit. I having a4mltted the truth of
... . ■ admit •-..c they ouuht let applh I. The fundamental
’I ■ * ll’ I ’-m ; ■ nli ot >.. ts. t l-e one out of w lib i ail c-sh.-rs grow, |
Is Illa: ah u’ t> -.f' :,d. Now you :■ ay it . . ■ .minoiiphi’-e to talk that |
wa . Yi .my fin - . . i' i- That is .i , i.:ii:ni.nplin« principle, but .-how me a
s’- gio 1 ,ui law u;>o i tin statute Isssk -aml Ivv .11 show you alawll at v lola tes t hat |
j- it. P'l-t v. .I 'll y , call commonplace. Lut oi t of that principle of equality
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,-eine ail prim it-b-s whieh must be used in determining vv at kinds of legislation
at-.- I. imt ot that prim ipl>- of equality’ conns this prim vvhi i I <!. . ::■■ to
t .- n. ■■ f •v. ry listen, r. and ti.it !- sh.i’ .f ail a. n ar- «•:■ ,t—i
. . ;u.o, * ■ a .- -■ ias ;;■ . 1 11 viit to !'■ in- <* iz- -. .■ • ,
i. . n a . . a r.ght '•> injur. ■ .th-r cP mn, < c ad -v-
<• - - will r.vithcr . i.abl nor permit one citizen to Injure unoin- •- ■ tu. n.
(Applau
"Xov fr, m ’he study- of that prtn -Ipl”, and from its ar; ' c.utor t- 1 ■ ition
pr, -. I, on an ~!■ to <!.•• .-rm.W lo r ’l.at It si Inti ■ is I . r I A
- v. J > -1. a i A e : to oni -■ nt ■-e w -.. V was si. I!': :■ -it • ■ -i p him
. -. ,t< •>. i.n >f t! ,!g: order, hi 1 he n. .»■• r said ano' : ar w -l li ■ < ,
i~y ii i A- io-mt. TI- .vs t government exi t _i th
I. ,il t cm . lv. -, : h tlie govt rument and .o-cij:- <1 ti man who - . I
id' ! vl ’,• In ttiat ..me otin- .-tii.tl J - k--ot. I ! t
i v.'". . at all i- -■ . ;-1 is - - a
h rt p‘ - r -I.!’ in t Ilin, nt w...1d be an u- ■•<.. lilt;. I t- it’g. A- I
th<a, to dr;■ v :>a t<■ :i: -t lon, So ti ■■ ■ > . ry, my friends, if vou are g< :to mall ■
j_-.vernm.-tit vvl.n it ought to l». , draw the distinction between prot- mg ci- z-t-.s
in the ei.ioyn: a o: th ft its >f tn.-ir own 1 vbors and in eonferrii g n sum- elt-
t’ue fr >f -i r ; ■ 's labor . (Appian- -. >
HOW THE IDEA OF EQUALITY IS VIOLATED.
'Now, v i v'..bl I-.- a-- lot ' , -.1, if you have not p.v.n th i -■•,-ht, to
find out i i >w many ways government ciin v olate that id iof eq ial ' If you
I, . ! the ■ ! eof -i : ---->nt.-m t I will tell you that the c i <■ of mor- dis-
. it. ut t! if iv otli r tiling is tism in gov< rnment, !• : mid r our ' .rm of
■ in nt in dor other foi; is. but favoritism is tie- chief < of " - • ■-
> t u-i . : our ’ rm of governn nt; and di -content ends In dispair when p- rsoi >
o .. "■ :’ - - - - - - . '.. ■ .'. ■ k ;. >• . i
it-. | -..re i .vv tlii-r. ar -, some who attempt to make it apj.ear thai th:.; m.-ans
11 .in-:,-i i eg to the indolent the r-wards earned by- those who toil. l ; "t t!:..t is not
t I-., .iiii.-i.- i'. .t-i-k -ui will explain that «-v< ry just form of g, ■■■ i-tttm ■ will
1 .t oh indiv.-i.il in tie enjoy ni.-nt of the fruits of hi- toil, of superior p:-
i ,tn ! . .in la> ility. I'.ut here, my friends, is the peculiar thing. V. ay
i tli ii p< r. ou- of "ili'y are not content with their natural advantage" Why
1- ■ t’. ct those of .ibility .-.-ek through th- instrumentality of government to .1!
to tli.-.r adv-ini'... ■ s a' tin. .xp.gof those less able than themselves? Why is it
t> it t- .. . with fortm < would s. .-k through legislation to add to tie ir fortun-s
b b'li-.b ' ; t'-. -■ Wi’h less f.-rtuti. s t an themselves'.' An.l ;.t, J u kson, in that,
s nn.e-j.pi- !■ .-<• that one ■ ago Is full of wisdom -.vs ti. it whenever
- • : in: .1.; ■■ ft.'tn It- duty, from the stm-ght lin- ■-f pl' »te -th ■' all a’ ke.
■- . ■ tin- v., .k. r rm rubers of soeb-ty have a right to complain, bectvise thev aro
unal i- to - -nr.. 1 ■.var.t ' g. s wl b h are -. cured by the stronger ami morn
-.v.i.'.l w’ .-n -v 11.-H I ■nt ’ : upon special . lass I cisl.itior (Applaus. > Now.
r 4-. I v .;i i -o irnpt- -s Hi; upon y..ur mimb am! I want you to think of
I ... v .'i .- >to v --i- --I >: llf yon in tltm s pas’ have be. ti .!' -T<> - ■! to favor
my 1 ■ -ia>:on. or .i:.’ ex*eutive action, or any judicial eomiu ’v. im-h g.v. you an
, . . - - .a. : .... . ■ .I w ini tna-k you by what authority, by w !iat
< ,i--.. . f r i-.-h .-. v i.istlfy the position.
"I. • nrn ai •-. t!i s i-b a of eq :ality in two or three wavs. Lot me apply it to
th- il>i. t oi t;-\a'i--i T.ixa'.ii:i vv ■ have abvays wit'-, us. tiov, riim.-n- tnti. t
be paid for. it must lie pai l for by tho«e who en joy it. or who ought to. 1> <1
yon . v--r think ->f wna - injustice in taxation means? It is m.thing '■ ;' an ir.dl
:■ form 'f larceny, liijusi i ti 'axat!-.n In nothing but an ltiiiiru-t f.'-m of tra-is
f.--.|i|. o-m rntn’- p .vwr’y to :ober man’s pocket. !.• ’ me lilustr.'te. Suppose
a in.i-i pay- tax. w -n b oui.'.t. to pay $lO, an 1 another man pays $: • w ■ i
b..• might to ;ay only ... What is tile result? Tim re.-uP is simple- that s'. is
tr.it; f : 4 from oiu- ti:--:' k• : to another. That is the opei iti i of law.
a:. , I m;-k" t: -It i.l .-tration and yni < ati apply it. If inste.id of jn.y .ig tw ice what
b oil' it gay. th-- min pays, out- a little more ami the other a little less, the
I man n- mj -r.- Ito ’ .at i -i’.-nt. All unjust taxation is merely the taking of on”
m-i'■ mm v and puling it Into another man's pocket. All unjust t txa’ion simply
I rm i - that the gov cum ut lias taken a certain man whom it favors and lor Ins
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SURELY YCU CAN
SUPPLY THE
Word Missing
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THE SENTENCE: j
•‘The essential of |
a book, a review, or a S
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! newspaper article, ran I
I often Le stated in a sin- I
L-’.e sentence.”
FKI( E FIVE ( ENTS.
BRYAN’S ARRIVAL
IN ATLANTA.
Incidents of th? Midnight Reception
When He Reached the City.
GREAT CROWD GREETS HIM
His Trip from Chattanooga to Atlanta.
He Speaks to Hurrahing Crowds.
Was Greet 'd Along Route.
I •■! irn et.ll to I•'a« dn in the home of
J Th* <on t.uion Your I per i a d
I such noble work for our cause, that It is
j Tl' tie -.tin.'nt of Hot. V. Hi m.T
I Bryan, v. ,o arriv. ,1 in A i.. a tt ?• 5
I o', liK-k Tin lay n -;ht.
I Tb.r thoiKind p. ople wet • -town at the
' |nR wcl'-or, s when the Southern rr. ..
| limb Jn.l’liO'. Mr. Bi van wa- t.-G i ■' ■
,w. . ■ •.;:■•••! vv. to
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| r,- rv< <1 for hint, th,- 101. l ' - itnr d.
j and it se. med to be hnp<- <»»h- for ai'.y< ae
jto t- through But m ow ' ■
I ba’lr<K>ni~and th- >< :;.< on.
«• while ,inv remr.-In-d to shake
must hive been
la di- s wi ~m M - M:
Tii is hri. f
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Def.’. ♦ Is N'< A. :
Asked wl, ,
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lie ha- sw urn: from on- I- > : •
pro: ibiy n- \t m ’’
h s canii <i»rn. H< I ’
>ot i I-''' ■ r >■ ...-•!!■•-!t :•> tn ’
Is i g 1 loser ar ■ tak, r- -a'> »• :i
philo- i It is pl. r 1-- • that
he must have b.. n he.irtilj - <1 when the
strain of the cantpuißti w over. As to
at I r vi. < to the party my be the logi
cal had, IS To suvh he would give his
■'< •llie.-hoi.lins > not the highest object
tn this life, be the - til,,- lio-a<-v r great.”
he says. He is tor the su.-e. of prin
ciples. This tour of his is ; < ,>. tinuation
of a prose. -ion in whl t 1 ‘ gag, <1
IH-for< I.- was n. . ■ Mr. Brya t
lion and he does n-e. w.. :. his fr.-trds :c
t',-,-1 th it i .- it>- tit: .; on an.' ene to
i hear him out of a <!• sire to promote in
suceess He has s’riet tdcs of propriety
‘ an*! go-'d taste in a-lver i-i-ig and in every-
I thing else conneeted with a lour.