Show POWERS PRESENTS BRYAN Introduced as the Coming Candidate of the Democracy After Senator Dubois concluded Judge Powers arose to Introduce Col Bryan Judge Powerss address was delivered In a most eloquent manner being punctuated throughout with bursls of applause Judge Powers said In part Few sovereigns have Greater power than the President of the United States lie rules seventy millions of people lie controls seventy millions of thinking human brings Their en terprise Is I marvelous Their history is glorious Their achievements are won l derful and their future Is beyond any human comprehension Their Govorn I abut was founded upon the great Ideas of liberty and equality Education ad vancement and absolute freedom from oppression either by force or through cunningly devised laws is their right ful heritage By reason of our Constitution Chief Magistrate wields a power which our but few comprehend His office should be filled by a nan so close to the peo pie that he can heart their heartbeats nnd understand the longings that throb along the pulsations of tholr earnest lives Believing In our institutions and in our abllliy to work out our own sal vation his motto should be America for American lie should insist upon our right to legislate upon matters uf 1 feeling our own system of finance without the uid or consent of any na tion upon earth He should declare that upon this continent we luive HIP I right to advance Internal Improvement1 without asking permission of the Old I World and to protect the propertv j which we eroute in our own way and wHhout 1 tor hindrance from abroad IJe should recognize thai whenever our Hag Is I raised over our own ierrilory that It is raiqcd there by virtue of the power of our Constitution and that 1 < < > no discriminating taxation can be permitted per-mitted even though demanded by I the concentrated I powerof unlimited capital cap-ital Ho should show to the world that we do not use Ihe sword for conquest and that we have never been taught In subdue nn alien race to make of them a source of wealth With JI t lie vigor I or Andrew Jackson he should drlvo the bunks from the Government business Jle might to be one to whom fidelity to principle Is such that it would 1m known that he was In earnest when he should declare as he ought to the usurers and the moneychangers who make lrnMIi of human hopes Yon shall not eruejfy mankind upon a cross of SoldnEXO RENOMINATION OF BRYAN Such L President must conn from the ranks of the people lie should iome from the I great West where tlv I voice of Cod borne upon the hr < e7cH of the prairies bears a mesiage of more Import than that heard from I he tongue ° f the stockticker on Wall I street Such t President must come from tlu Democratic parly whoa principles were cryetalllcd from the I innate longing of time btunan hears for liberty Such n President was nominated I nomi-nated at Chicago hi JS6 when the Democracy of Jefferson was reincarnated reincar-nated and the roar of human acclaim I which greeted his name swept out of the convention hall Ilk a tidal wave of hope and bore upon Itr 1 crest the suffrage I I suf-frage of ulx millions of iinhoughl voters who named him as ther choice lie Is today the choice of the Democratic party for President lie is I today I lie Choice of the common people for President Pres-ident I He Is here tonight to pliad the ause of Individual liberty lie Is hereto here-to ask you by your voles for William H King for Congress to declare that Utah Is not yet ready to kiss the rod of gold nor lo bow to the Hosier cap of corporate greed 1 therefore present that untiring servant of the people the candidate of the Democratic party for President William J Bryan I |