New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
ppyAN REACHES CHICAGO.
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IA .s the members of his party chartered the Pull
ar" .,eener atnched to the train. and were able TO
rs the Journey in much greater comfort than
ma" rod vesteday. when the nominees
..-ded most 4 the time
-. ars, big crowd gathered TO the Demo-
Il, candidat at Colfax. town of 1000 people.
o.,v.three niles from Des Moines. which
w. inst bfore o'clock At Altoona. eleven
- w." from Des Moines. where the first stop
W. s n knot of people shook hands with Mr..
r and at AItchellville fully 200 were assembled
80 and chez him. General j. II. Weaver who
T.ounaried NJ Bryan from Des Moines to New
nresented ne nominee to the people of Colfax.
homo TIL, people were packed in and about
n cation Hkcsard dimes and they pressed closely
w" ma the cal as Mr.. Bryan began 10 address
them. , NV. ,,,,, ,,>-<.,>-rr,
--.o ron,arks yhich Mr. Bryan intended TO deliver
opt short by the engineer who pulled tho
's.o,,e and stated the train according to schedule
60, a. what NJ Bryan managed to say:
1a,,os and (Antlemen: | am very glad TO greet
4, Lap neonie win live at General Viewers home.
OnET in mt Ssd co ane to the
u Great mar of us. And never think OF one
Of mos nose Sencally heaped upon the pioneer with
the @romen,berhg what somebody said year or
so akOs fanat,: when great many saw II, he be-
came an enthuiast; when eyeryooay saw y. ne De-
came a hero. Laughter ana great cneeIihs'
-Nth
y,,s, conference is being held. The Newton
alo succeeded in getting brief speech from Mr..
Rryan. He SD:
DE- I.a,es and Gntemen: am glad to see you. and
] oeneTe 'rnaIwho is given credit for stating the
nam % cravitaon. Some Of the laws OF finance
law o. 3 go ali the great laws of hnance-are as
may ,s say ,n cir force the law OF gravitation.
Y. SIS throw stone in the air you say 1t Will
come as dGTn Of he earth The law upon which
base our fights as suIe "a, as ,nr c we nave chesr
PLENTY OF TINE AT GRINNELL.
>,-...u low Aug S.-The nominees train re-
y, ,bs,taton here fifteen minutes and gave
ne p-v.n q canoe 70 respond TO the demands for
-- wi,hou the necessity for cutting It short to
3, ,bs schedrs. Mr. Bryan said:
Ladies and entemen am very ~ much Obliged to
; ;,ou FEEL GU party tried an experiment this time
G1 National has tried b SefG Hs
~ osss throgh Iowa before he can get 10 the White
House Gaghter and cheers.1 ,oon ,o, -,
nresseS viii the fact that many Of the people who
are Republicans. or who have been heretofore. are
anI,c n rake an exception this time in order to
Se.i9re hegod and silver standard Of the Constitu-
ton (Lout applause) | trust that the interest that
Dav | tank you for this opportunity o. greeting
YOU (Gret cheerlng)
C,roDdsat Victor and Ladora cheered Mr. Bryan.
v,-eneowas reached at 1920. This is what he said
there.
Ladiesa1d Gentlem :: The name of your town, they
tell me- Is Marengo, and It recalls one of the great
battles s9Ty nave s peen '1 fba BY Sae FOUGHT at
Narenro was not more bitter a struggle than the
oa ras,og the god and silver standard Of the Con-
stu;on Great APPLAUSE / am glad to hear OF 1t;
and / Dish you success in your efforts ! am not
gnino center into discussion of politics, because
have nj yet been notified Of my nomination.
The ooness OF the atmosphere to-day made the
,ourne much pleasanter than that of yesterday when
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and oher small places where the train halted for
the riefest part Of minute the presence OF the
Dem,cratic candidate was incentive enough TO at
,rac crowds Who cheered him with vigor OXFORD
,,r,ed out orass band and about two hundred
n.nls 10 cheer Tiffn's population had hardly time
70 see Mr.. BrYn before the train started
A STAMPEDE IN IOWA CITY.
1ou. City. Iowa Aug 8-The train bearing Mr..
Brysn reached his place at 1850 o'clock Iowa CITY
the site Of tie State University and has popula
don OF 5000 'he railway station was packed ana
..,rsa and NJ Bryan received enthusiastic greet
"a he steped to the train platform escorted by
-aosn,,on committee from this place, which had
met him at Arengo.
Nost of thecrowd gathered at place on the
p,atform som distance from where Mr.. Bryans car
halted Wherit was learned that he was In the rear
Zach q rushwas made In that direction. and In
,oinute men omen and children struggling and
screaming Ina confused mass. SO terrible was the
crush that seeral children were nearly suffocated |
and during IL time Mr.. Bryan speaking there
was a constnt shrieking and shouting from the |
frightened SPECTATORS. Mr.. Bryan said
Ladies' and5entlemen have known Of Iowa
civ ALWAYS a college town, and as have lived
ever since ltered college IN college town. APP
nrec,ate the advantages which such towns offer.
have also knv'n Of your town. because very early
in my residere in Nebraska i was ny good fortune
man Judge Tairall. and we have maintained our
acquaintanctever since tureat cheering as the
train starteo
Ratveen ICa City and West Liberty stop was
made at Dewey where Mr.. Bryan got more cheers.
A brass ban and 800 people received him at West
Liberty. wht the train rolled In at ll;2O stop
Of twenty rnlutes made for dinner. and Mr..
and Mrs. Bran went at once TO the station dining
room.
ANAFTER-DINNER SPEECH.
Davenport Iowa, Aug. s.-During the time Mr..
Brvan wasat dinner in West Liberty he was
serenaded b band. and on his temperance he
responded t,cries for speech. saying
Ladies andientlensn: l suppose this is what may
be called arnfter-dinner speech, since have just
,in,, I'd 70 rVe YOU a chance TO meet candidate
/ believe ths ii is the duty of any person who Is
candidate &c office to become acquainted with the
people whorhe is to serve II elected.
There is aIold- fashioned idea which TO my mind
is Inc idea t,be entertained in this country-a per
son chosen tnothtng but a hired man. no matter
how exalted he Office or how lowly lie is Simply
emnoved fon certain time az certain salary TO do
Certain wos. and the people employ him. not be-
cause they esire to- but because they are too nu-
merous 70 dthe work themselves. And you have
The rtpht 10 hoose the persons who TO do your
work and t,watch them all the time they are at
work In oer words. live in a land where the
C;oyernmentierives it's just powers from the con-
sent Of the ,yerned. Not only the powers OF GOV gov
eminent h all the authority Of those VINO
govern il dsyed from the people themselves and 1t
Is my opnh that the people ought to keep them them,
selves In sition where they can exercise as much
restraint impossible over those who temporarily |
them w., Iii. |
This is III best country in the world You PICK |
orta nuf m in n
while and hen steps down and becomes one OF |
you again, nd some one else takes the pace, anu
50 We 20 O | am glad to have chance 10 see |
some OF III people whose servant shall be, II IN |
November shall receive a constitutional majority
OF the vote of the people.
How ablt Mckinley" cried some one In the |
crowd
DO not INK any Republican can speak In more
compimenry terms of Mr. Mckinley than can.