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The Commoner.
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THE BENNETT FOUNTAIN
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ory of that frlond who was held in
such high esteem hy him.
Arid there came to Mr. Bryan to
day, ''an end to that task, that was
surely an agreeable responsibility
assigned to him by Mr. Bennett,
when ho eloquently transferred to
the custody of the city of New Haven
the beautiful work of art to be
known for all time as the Bennett
Memorial Fountain.
It should be a time for peace and
for thanksgiving and for hope all
around. Mr. Bryan is full of hope
for the future, full of plans and en
terprises and principles that are
destined to make life a joy for the
weary and for those who have been
heavily burdened. He came to New
Haven today to pay tribute to Mr.
Bennett and to the sterling qualities
that made him the successful busi
ness man, the keen thinker and the
unselfish undesigning advocate of
principles that were intended for the
helpfulness of all.
Maybe there was here and there
In that throng at the Green who
heard Mr. Bryan's feeling address,
an individual who has not always
agreed with him in his political
views. Maybe, too, scattered in the
throng were a few narrow-minded
individuals who had made up their
minds long ago that Mr. Bryan would
never get that marble memorial to
Philo S. Bennett on the New Haven
Green. Such persons should be at
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peace with themselves this blessed
Thanksgiving season, and get into
the spirit of the occasion. True,
there had been some opposition to
the memorial, there had been a few
obstructions in the pathway to the
fulfillment of the purpose Mr. Ben
nett had in mind and there undoubt
edly had come to Mr. Bryan as Mr.
Bennett's executor, now and then an
exasperating delay.
But today, now that the splendid
memorial is up and dedicated; now
that the provisions of Mr. Bennett's
will have been observed to the very
letter; now that New Hav.en's mag
nificent Green has on it a work of
art of which all citizens can, be
proud; now that our fellow citizens
have heard words of wisdom from'
the eminent gentlemen who deliv
ered addresses at the dedicatory
ceremonies-and, .now that Mr. Bryari
has so successfully and thoughtfully
finished his. labor of affection and
devotion to the memory of a dear
friend, let all the people of this
grand old town rejoice with, the dis
tinguished gentleman from Lincoln
over the satisfactory termination of
his trust. The felicitations should
be as general and sincere as were
the earnestness, determination and
thoroughness of Mr. Bryan in dis
charging the trust that was placed
in his custody by his friend, Philo S.
Bennett.
represented in congress for so ruanv
years by the Hon. W. P. Hepburn7
Of the eleven counties in the dis"
trict, ten were represented. The orm
ference was held in the afternoon
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MR. BRYAN'S VISIT
In an fifHtnrlsil onlfloi ir. t..
an's Visit," the New Haven Register
any a .
The mission of William Jennings
Bryan to New Haven, today is not,
ostensibly at least, more than one
part in three political. It is as an
intimate friend in his life of the
giver of the Bennett fountain that
he comes to make the address of
dedication; It is as a publicist that
he addresses the students of the Yale
law department. The banquet this
evening -will have a strong political
imge. ju me eve or a presidential
year. With the ermRr nf 1irTirw. Ti ni
most certain candidate of one of the
leading parties, It could hardly be
otherwise.
To New Haven in general, the po
litical part of Mr. Bryan's mission
will not seem ,the most important.
In ten years his political significance
has grown light while his weight as
. iiuuuuiBb mm increased. Many who
formerly refused to take him seri-
uuo.ij iiiivo now . come to recognize
that he is in many regards a remark
able man, and. to respect him accord
ingly. Yale, which in the days when
he seemed merely a political charle
tan was impolite enough to seek to
deny him a fair hearing, will today
give him a proper and dignified wel
come. There will be crowds to hear
him at eyery opportunity afforded bv
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mo viou, uuu me pudiic welcome will
be sincere and the respect real.
A GREAT MEETING
A Shenandnnh. Tn mnrim nnnjn
the following note accompanied by
the report of the Iowa conference:
"I seems to me that you must not
allow the next Issue of The Com
moner to go by without an account
of tho democratic conference at
Creston, la., on Monday of this
week, November 18, Below I give
vou a little sketch. nni t an.iAnn
herewith the resolutions which were
passed. Such -men as General
Weaver and Jerry Sullivan and Con
gressman Hamilton, who were pres
ent, told me that in all their exper
ience, they had never seen so Jarge
nor so enthusiastic a conference of
democrats in Iowa before. The en
thusiasm was certainly a good sign.
One of the most enthusiastic con
ferences ever held by any of the
democrats of Iowa was the one held
on Monday, November 18, at Cres
ton, by the democrats of the Eighth
district, the district thiit has been
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