The herald., 1896-08-14
pRYAN'S SPEECH
IS N DEMAND
AS a Very Effective Cam
paign Document
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
Ordered by Telegraph From
San Francisco
IN THE CAMP OF THE ENEMY
The Literary Fellows Are Working on
Double Time
A Million Campaign Documents Sent Ont IN
Two Days
All the Signs Of the Times Point to
Growth Of the Silver Sc ntiment
and the Eection
Of Bryan
IN THE CAMP OF TIE ENEMY
The Literary Fellows Are Working on
Double Time
A Million Campaign Documents Sent Ont In
Two Days
All the Signs Of the Times Point to
Growth Of the Silver Sc ntiment
and the Eiection
Of Bryan
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-ChairmaN
Faulkner of the Democratic national
committee returned today from New
York, where he took part in the Bryan
meeting last night.
1T was the most remarkable OUT
pouring have ever seem" said he. THE
people We're not drawn by fireworks or
any of the accessories which usually at
tract crowd. They came to hear Bryan
and his speech. 1t was noticeable that
when the candidate laid aside his manu-
script and addressed the open air meet
ing there was a wave of that same en-
thusiasm shown at Chicago. The speech
of acceptance is an able and schorarly
treatment of the subject and it will
prove one of the most valuable cam
paign documents. 1t is a document
which circulates itself and does not need
frank, for the press of the entire coun-
try prints it. The demand for the Bryan
Chicago speech is unprecedented. re-
ceived telegraphic request from San
Francisco for 100000 copies. 1t was i'm.
possible to supply them so I sent;a re-
vised copy of the speech and notified
them to print the 800, 900 in San Fran
for last nights speech"
The Rev. Sam Small, the evangelist
was one of Mr.. Faulkner's callers TODAY
and he offered his services for Bryan
| speeches during October. Mr.. Small
passed through Kansas, Nebraska and
| Illinois and declares there is a veritable
silver tidal wave in those sections On
the 21st instant Mr.. Small will have a
joint debate with Hon. William E. Ma
| son of Chicago.
| Mr.. Faulkner received word from
| Hon. w. W. Hardin, through Mr.. Small.
that they could be depended on to give
the "old time majority for the Demo-
cratic ticket"
REPUBLICAN LABORS.
AT Republican headquarters Chair
man Babcock's return has given re-
newed activity to all branches Of work.
He sent for several printers who are
getting out large supplies of literature.
and ordered an increased supply. The
magnitude of this work is unprecedent-
ed. The committee is working three
large printing establishments in Phila-
| delphia, two in Baltimore and two in
Washington The offices at PhiladeI
| phia and Baltimore are working doubls
| time and with two reliefs of men. They
| turned out 100000 documents Yesterday
| and 100000 today, and the supply will be
| increased.
| Mr.. BabcocS had not read the Bryan
| speech up to noon. He promptly dis
missed the report that a joint debate
would be arranged between Major Me-
kinley and Mr.. Bryan. While he saws
he has no authority for saying that Ma
Jor Mckinley will do, he is satisfied that
Bryans speaking tour will not bring
about any change of the plans of Nc
kinley and certainly nothing like n
| joint debate.