William J Bryans Acceptance Letter on Democratic Platform
Bryan accepts the Democratic nomination, pledging to uphold the Kansas City platform and oppose private monopolies, trusts, and the gold standard. He stresses election of Senators by direct vote, labor rights, arbitration, and a strong Monroe Doctrine stance while endorsing bimetallism and national policies on tariffs, immigration, and Nicaragua canal.
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