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Address, THE COMMONER, Lincoln, Nebraska.
MR. BRYAN'S SPEECH OP AC
CEPTANCE Washington Post: The speech Is
well shaped, comprehensive in its
generalizations, and serves well as a
mere opening gun But if it
was meant to be an aggressive and
forceful reply to tho points in the
speech of Mr. Taft it falls short of
its purpose.
Washington Herald: It is his
greatest speech of acceptance be
cause it is the simplest and in keep
ing with facts as to existing condi
tions. Providence Journal: His speech
must be taken only as a fragmentary
presentation of the democratic case
good as far as it goes, but not go
ing far enough to satisfy the judg
ment of the intelligent American
voter.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Mr.
Bryan in his address says nothing
to arouse antagonism, voices no new
demands, and in no way alters the
popular conception of him that,
while still a reformer, a propagandist
at heart, he is a less rampant one
than the public became familiar with
tight-and twelve years ago.
Indianapolis Star: Mr. Bryan may
well be congratulated upon his
sneech of accentance. for it is cer
tainly a well-considered and effective
production.
Springfield Republican: The
speech is shrewdly conceived and
skilfully constructed, not alone in
its brevity, but in its-placing of em
phasis. Mr. Bryan, it is easy to see,
constantly has his eyes upon the re
publican radicals of the middle west.
Boston Herald: After all, this
issue will suffice: Taft or Bryan?
The country does not want Mr. Bryan
at the White House. It will now
discover no new reason for intrust
ing him with the great responsibili
ties of the presidency.
Chicago Evening Post: Although
Mr. Bryan has a word or two to say
about safeguarding legitimate busi
ness interests in the day of assault
on malefactor corporations, there is
little in his' speech to show that Mr.
Taft's judgment of the case between
tire platforms and the policies of the
two parties was not based on sound
reasoning.
"Richmond Times-Disnatch: Down
goes the free silver bogey; down
goes the government ownership
bogey; down goes the initiative and
referendum bogey. "A platform is
binding as to what it omits." All
the stock scare heads with which re
publican spellbinders had meant to
conjure terrors to the name of Bryan
vanish into thin air at that straight
forward pledge.
St. Louis Republic: He undertook
bv exposing the cant and flubdub of
the republican pronouncements and
the hypocrisy and fraud of the re
publican record, to emphasize the
necessity for the exposition of anti
thetical qualities by the democrats
if they are to regain and retain the
respect and support of the p ople.
Charleston Post: Mr. Bryan stands
squarely upon his party's platform,
and pledges himself to press for the
enactment into law of every principle
defined in it. There is nothing equiv
ocal or uncertain in his utterances,
and there need be no uncertainty
about his determination.
Albany Argus: Mr. Bryan's ac
ceptance speech is a clear, vigorous,
terse yet ample enunciation of the
democratic position in this campaign.
Boston Post: It rings tru. The
speech Is a vigorous, manly, plain
and unequivocal statement of the is
sues upon which the people are to
pass in November.
Lexington (Ky.) Herald: The
speeches by the two candidates em
phisized the fact that the democratic
party, of the two great parties, is
SMlwcribm' Advertising Dpt-
Thin department Is for tho excluslvb
use of Commonor subscribers, and a
special rate of six cents a word per in
sertlon tho lowest rate has been
made for them. Address all communi
cations to Tho Commoner. Lincoln, Neb
DRYAN FOB, POST PAID, FOR TEN
"cents. No Bryan man should bo
without one. Agents and dealers send
ten cents for sample and prices Th
Bliah Adv. Co., Ertlngham, III ' rhe
QN TO VICTORY," THE CAMPAIGN
Y song of the century which win
win votes for the victor, "equal right
for all and special privileges for none. "
arjc per copy. Address Mrs. Helen
Chambcrhn, Box 716, Storm Lake
Iowa. "hvl,
POR SALE 610 ACRES CHOICE
J central California vineyard lan-j
19 miles from Sacramento at $10 nor
acre. Finely locatod to divide Into
small farms. E. B. Owen, Brucevllle
Sacramento Co., Calif. --viue,
J7INE 1100 ACRE FARM ON YORK
l00, ttiver half prIco Address Box
286, Williamsburg, Va.
J70R SALE IN ONE OF THE BEST
7 &1Ctt,Ifa, dairy, and fruit countries
In San Joaquin Valley, small and larso
tracts of land, hotel, barber shop
hardware store. Address Klncald &.
Fase for folders, Dos Palos, Cal.
QET THE WILLIAM JENNINGS
Bryan acrostic portrait postal.
f11!? ,copy' 5c- Campaign Card Co..
1064 Dolores St., San Francisco., Calif.
I AKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. FOR
- young, bearing orange, grapo
fruit groves, truck and timbered lands,
write J. H. Bracey, Umatilla, Fla.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL WIN-
(low platforms for high buildings.
Address A. J. Walser, 946 E. George St.,
Chicago, 111.
T HE PEERLESS LEADER," FROM
1896 to 1908 a poetic history of
Mr. Bryan's 12 years before the public,
25c. Agents wanted. J. P. Certia, So.
Bend, Ind.
I INE UP FOR BRYAN." THE
- great campaign march song.
Words and music, 25c. All dealers or
Gale, Mullane Music Co., 5th and Syca
more, Cincinnati, O.
f OOD OPENING! WANTED, A DEM-v-
ocrat editor or printer to buy half
Interest in best paying progressive
democratic paper In Kansas;' $2,500
cash, balance time; will swing deal If
man is competent. Address, F. C. J.,
Commoner.
TRADE IF YOU WANT TO TRADE
merchandise for land, address L.
N. Searcy, Birch Tree, Mo.
REST BRYAN POSTCARDS THREE
- samples mailed for one dime.
Press photos a specialty. J. F. Lewis,
Lincoln, Nebr., care Hebard Studio,
1411 O St.
A GREAT VOTE MAKER A BEAU-
tiful, exquisitely designed Bryan
campaign post-card in national colors.
Samples, 3 for 10 cents, 10 for 30 cents.
To committees and dealers, $2.50 per
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Post Card Co., Draper, So. Dak.
17 OR SALE AN INTEREST IN A
democratic weekly with splondld
opening for live democratic daily.
Write W. J. Bobb, Wichita, Kans.
TOR SALE $6,000 STOCK OF NICE
clean general merchandise in
southeast Kansas. Write Frank Hess,
Stark, Kans.
TVRITE THE HOME SHOW PRINT
" ing House, Atchison, Kans., for
prices and samples of beautiful Bryan
portraits, color window hangers with
Bryan portrait, one, three and eight
sheet posters In colors for advertising
democratic rallies. Enclose 6 cents
for postage.
POR SALE 225 ACRE FARM TOUCH
r Ing C. R. I. & P. Ry. right of way
just south of depot at Magazine, Ark.
Price $17,000. For particulars write
W. W. Westmoreland, Magazine, Ark
ET OR SALE MY ONE-HALF INTER
1 est in tho Ladysmlth Abstract Co.
Sickness reason for selling. Valued ac
$7,000 but will tako $5,000 spot cash.
If sold at once. Fine opening for right
party. Offlce has been paying 60 per
cent per year on this amount. R. win
take 20 per cent to bind bargain. N'J
trifling. W. T. Rooney, Ladysmlth.
Wisconsin.
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