The morning times., 1896-10-31
BRYAN SPEAKS At OSHKOSH /
Also at Menasha, Kaukakuna,
Neenah, and O.her Burgs.
OF WISCONSIN
Many Gold Badges Greet the Silver
Candidate, But His Followers
continue Euthusiastic-CrOw at
the Depot in Chicago to Witness
His Departure-At Green Bay.

Neenah. Wis, Oct 3O.-Mr. Bryan began
| his wisconsin campaign this morning at
| Green Bay, where he arrived at o.oo
| O'Clock, spending three hours IN his speciai
car on a siding near that place.
No incidents occurred on the night run
| from Chicago Between six and eight
| thousand people braved the raw morning
| AIR that came with chilling force across
| the breadth of Lake Michigan and STOOD
| around the temporary platform III WMtiiey
| Park to hear Mr.. Bryan. q"
| Gold bugs WERE quite prominent on the
| streeCs of the town and cheers Tor Mchltl-
| ley were heard. At first the audience was
| IKE the atmosphere, but it warmed up
as Mr.. Bryan proceeded and became cN-
| ceedingly enthusiastic.
| Green Bay was the home OF Senator
| Howe and apropos of his view son the income
+, tax back in the seventies, Mr.. Bryan
talked about that feature OF the Chicago
platform, holding that only the people
| with large incomes We're against Its enact
ment. Governor Peck joined Mr.. Bryan
| al Green Bay and VIII accompany hun
through the State.
WALL STREET FOXES.
| Ten minutes at Lapere were deVotca 10
| telling couple OF thousand people some
tl!ing about the money question hauka-
kuua came next, and tcn-nIlnute speech
was made by tie candidate. His audience
| ii MIR. Bryan said i'll part:
.'YeSt crday evenings paper ANNOUNCED
that there had been Il furry i'll wall street
aud that money was loaninG on call as
| high as a hundred per cent. What mar
vest these. people who have money anu can
make a hundred per cent get oul VI .ni'
little embarrassment.
How long do you suppose you will have
to wait before these people. who Whenever
there is Il little embarrassment ihe liis
| can charge "A higher rate cf interest now
long do you think you Will have 10 wan
! before these men will Join in Il crusade 10
Lave money enough in this country TO DO
business with? You might Just as We'll
EXPECT Il fox to stand guard over Il chicken
| house as expect them To do IT,.
About six thousand people composed the
gathering that greeted Mr.. Bryan at ap-
| petun. They showed considerable cathu-
1 SlaSm.
1916 AND 1886.
The neighboring towns OF Neenah ana
Menasha held a joint demonstration IN
honor of the Democratic candidate at tile
latter place. Gold badges Were again IN
evidence among the 1000 people whom
MIR. Bryan addressed
Il notice." he said, "a banner in your
, meetin. here which has something ON IL
about the independence of 1875 and 1856
: There is a similarity between those two
( insisted that these colonies ought to De
free and independent, and there were those
then who insisted that we ought to stand
under the political dominion OF Gfeat
Britain.
There were those then who were so
4 tied to foreign interests, who were the
8 agents of foreign houses, and those were
advocating English interests on American
( soil lust as today the representatives oi
4 foreign houses are adv ucating foreign
: interests on American soil in this CAM
Z paiSn.
= history teaches us that when the iigh'
8 was over in 20, u MI independence had bceI
de, Jared the people OF this country di'
= not erect any monuments to coni:,i',fiOrati
! the memories Of those who S:mnatiHZe'
\ with the foreign influences. And whel
: rhis struggle is over, and the people haF'
declared tue right nf this nltlun 1" have IL
& own financial policy. do not think an.
4 Monuments will b. erect ell To the memorie'
4 of those who are trying to fasten ioreigl
4 financial policy upon the American people.
s GREETED AT OSHKOSH.
: With ,OOo expcctant faces gazing i
) him as lie stood ON thc rear platform o
4 The Id!er," Mr.. Bryan made Il speech a
+ Usul.,ian mai arcu..HU considerable warnnt
II of feeling from his supporters. fai
II amount of enthusiasm was shown.
H IN. ,ruwu stretched more than q huI
greater distance on both sides. Man
people there Wore gold badges, but the
| die. not attempt any counter demonstri
4 tions Mr. Bryan said, in part:
Il If you think it is Il good thing to hay
4 scarce money, you had better read the di
H patches from New York city, where ro
= Will find tnat III oney was drawings a hundre
g per cent on call yesterday. They sai
money was scarce down there, and "
. there are the very people who tell you tia
we have all the money we need.
When money is plentiful it cannot dra
q. 100 per cent interest, and when the peop
who have money can loan it in hard tint
for 100 per cent, they are not apt to Jo
oi III any movement which means more Inone
'it in the country and less possibility to tire
aS as pass upon the rights Of others"
ad GOLD RIBBONS PLENTIFUL.
~ Gen Bragg, leader of the gold Ben
Ae Gratis in Wisconsin, resiues aJ Fond du l.;
as and apropos Of that fact, Mr.. Bryan h
lie, something to say OF the gold moveme
2es to nearly ten thousand OF Gen. Bragg
ma feliow-townsmen. Few of the oran
,cs ribbons, the badge of hostility to the eau
is of free silver, were seen in that big au
he ence stretching back of and on each 81
ill of the candidate as he stood i'll the re
is platform of his private car Consideral
mt enthusiasm was manifested and Mr.. Bry
ne warmed up Ill his talk.
for - - -; - :.
he crowd there.
he Gold ribbons in plenty were seen amo
he the couple of thousands in the throng
Chester but cheers for Bryan were Civ
are heartily. Short talks were given &C
ne crowds at Juneau and Watertown and
RS, good sized gathering heard Mr.. Bryan
of | jefferson.
ion A regular rough and tumble scrimma
ter occurred at GAINESVILLE just before da
kct The crowd there was large, 600 strol
Just after the candidate had begun to spe
u Mckinley flambeau club headed by
band attempted to march through the thi
ter ly packed gathering about the rear pl
form of the ''Idler.''
.ec- Some of those who tried to hear I
stI, candidate became excited at the contint
,rk, confusion caused by the Mckinley n
of ard made objections to the interrupts