Show MJU CLARKS SPEECH I Eloquent New Yorker Thrills thaI tha-I Great Gathering Gen Cannon next presented the Hon John Proctor Clarke who I as Corporation Corpora-tion Counsel has been one of Lhe ablest supporters of Coy Roosevelt In seeking I to bring about reform In New York Those who had not previously had the I privilege of listening to the famous New York orator were not prepared for what followed and WC1C to their great I I delight borne along by a magnificent I 1 hood of oratory such ns has seldom I I been hoard In Utah So completely did j Mr Clarke win his audience that It refused I re-fused to permit him to conclude when I I he desired but Insisted on his continuIng continu-Ing his speech to greater length He spoke In part as follows When the ffenileman who Is now running upon the opposition ticket for the highest gift In the hands of any nation came Into my country four years J I I ago he staled that he was going Into the enemys country Since the 5th of I I September the Governor of my Stat f I and two other tenderfeet of which I am one have been traveling through J I j this waste of bourdlcss s extent and i boundless possibilities and In every I ton and In every State we have felt J not that we were In our friends cotta try but thank God we were In our own country And since we have struck I this great State carved out of sand I and sagebrush of the desert we have felt absolutely at home BRYAN THE PHRASEMAKER Now the gentleman thatI have alluded al-luded to I desire to allude to In another an-other way You will remember the great Persian poet was railed the tentmaker j tent-maker It seems to mo that the gentleman I t gentle-man who is now claiming lie suffrage Of the citizens and prophesying things which do not come true may well be called the phrasemaker of Nebraska We have a new phrase this year Militarism Imperialism paramounl Issue long words but easily spelled five letters will jpcll the bunch Bryan Yes he Is the paramount Issue Any threats any policy any prophecy In order that he may get there And all he will ever got is a vole here and there A prophet should not bo without honor save In his own country and he should not be a prophet at home who docs not tell the truth And of what benefit to a country coun-try Is a prophet whose prophecies arc as false as are all the prophecies which Mr Bryan made four years g07 And how much fear has been inspired on account of militarism Imperialism and of the destruction of your liberties on account oC his false prophecies I Abraham Lincoln the most abused man who over governed a great people peo-ple wisely and well was accused by the same part which Is now led by the phrasemaker of Nebraska of Intending In-tending to crush under fool the liberties liber-ties of the American people Well in the province of God Abraham Lincoln Lin-coln passed away before he had time to crush the liberties of the people he only had time lo give liberty to three million men And that great army of the Republic when its work was done vanished like the early I flakes of snow beneath the summer noonday sun TRI UlB TO VALOR William McKinley who has had to fm OT wliVAevJlt e S el orpfan I nlmr the destruction of our liberties because he has 05000 regular soldiers the terms of 23000 of whom expire In two years 6DCOO volunteers all of them I our own fclloucItlxens defending flag In Cuba n Porto Rico at the gates of the forbidden city In China nnd in the Philippines where the enemies In arms against our flag receive aid and comfort during this campaign from our opponents That little army of 05000 I regulars for a people of 75000000 Mr Bryan terms a menace to the liberties of the country Think of 1t To every thousand inhabitants eightysix one hundrclhs a soldier In Jeffersons time there was 111 of a soldier to every thousand inhabitants Wn M not half so much In danger of vr mili ure tarism now as under glorious Tom Jef ferson Eightysix onehundredths of a soldier each having eightysix one hundrcdths of a gun a menace to the American people Whose liberties were j menaced when wo sent that army to Cuba to put an end to thr > h1lnIo1 years of Spanish tyranny t IIUIIUILU Whose llbirlies were menaced when Dewey sailed Into Manila bay Our army and I navy has ncvcr done anything but spread liberty and law and order wherever In it has carried the Hag It Is the Phlllpplnos and under Its folds they have more liberty than they ever had under savage Spanish law I It Is there for liberty and law and order and nothing else will ever be hished cstab hishedTIlE THE EXPANSION QUESTION How did W e get the Philippines What are we doing there In lilA proMuoncc of God or under the rule of destiny or fate You must believe If I you are a thinking people that there is some power above us which controls the destinies of nations no less than those of men Under thai providence the Spanish war began That cancer had been online Ilt our side for sixty years until something had to he done Mr Clarke then recalled > the clrcum I stances surrounding the signing of the treaty with Spain and said f Air Bryan hurried Washington avhiK1 Ills volunteer command god his Democratic friends to ratify and c treaty of peace What was Mr van when he went to Washington f as he a broadminded triotlc citizen doing the best Bplendld Work could or was he a lowlived poll Ian trying to win voter If he was broadminded patriotic man I i he doing what now If he was a political ckster do not vote for him When den that treaty tho Philippines be ne ours they became ours by tho nc right that the splendid territory Louisiana was obtained when Jolter i made a treaty with France ask not the consent of any living bc And now under the Constitution the United States If the President lr < ritAe KiKtrjs in ini 10 withdraw the flag and ndon the Islands lie could be Im chcd for high crimes and mls icanors But you need nol sit up its wondering about time result i h trial of m ire arc there by law Mr Bryan you cannot govern by force and Hybody undcrtnkes to govern any it else by force why that is some h awful Well what Is the matter u paying some little attention to iucky and North and South Caro e Distrust a man who preaches irhlng In one place and another qln another Distrust a man who itta about the troubles of the brown LCI the Philippines and Is glum as g Her about the black men souih i4 ion i and Dlxons line |