Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
Mr.. AND MRS. BRYAN.
ny ARE GREETED ny 4 GREAT
Crowd AT HORNELLsNiLLE-
CRITICISM OF THE BOILERS
,omocratic Champion Pays His
,..n.et. TO the Assistant Republic
~. Audience In the Highest
,,..,-ec Enthusiastic.

-
,,,rrA1o. August 29-Mr. and Mrs
,,..,,,,r, / Bryan left Niagara Falls at
ca II. Tor Hornellsville.
-,..n,rht and tomorrow Mr. and Mrs
-. ,,fl be tho guests Of Mr. and Mrs
>,,-,,an p. Mack. OF Buffalo at their cot
- M Lake wood near Chautauqua--
me train with tho candidate on board
..r,y.5 al the Erie depot at 800 ana iei'
- uornellsvine at . O'Clock.
NO. were few stops made by the tram
-, raTalo and Hornellsville. At
49,, vas reached At 9A5' The ualh
s.,,re8 long enough TO permit Mr.. ana
- ,,~van 10 crafty the seven or eight
,...,.aro5 pcople collected at the station 10y
-, ,,, ON the rear platform and greet
o.. ,,,or, With smiling faces and win
,.5sh.l,e for every one who got near
.,opsh 70 extend hand to huso"i'u oi
,,lfo There was a pretty fair propor''on
81 ,,ornen I'm the crowd. II was ga'he'-
,.. ~ prosperous looking people VINO
- much pleasure and enthusiasm
,~,o~o were some calls for speech pul
..., mot time for one, as the train
f1cn moved on ,.,.bore5 at
tIorreusvnle station, reached at uIV
"a ,r~ Rrvan was loudly cheored as ne
-'----,.',-5 from the train. on the platform
,,-s erected by reception committee.
81. members OF the Bryan and SeWaH
o...h A PROCESSION OF carriages was FORM
resdes nv a band, and Mr.. Bryan ana
tIs vie were conveyed to the mouse Oh
,r1,-rnen Dolson, where a reception was
held until noon. -.,,e.
COMPLIMENTS TO BOLTERS
roRNEII.SVILLE, n. Y. August p
pofore gigantic gathering of farmers az
stable city Park. near HornellsViile' tllS
~ft+rroon. william j. Bryan severely cru
t-,sal the th!rd-ticket movement anu
49,. who were taking part IN H. MI
7lrv.n was at his best. and spoke Win
I'm earuestness approaching ferNor nc
Maid his compliments 10 those DenlocIH,'
yho want TO nominate new cahuiua,es'
and worked HE audience up 10 ms"
e.,+a 81 enthusiasm by his remarks.
f.o,la froro an over steuben and neigh
horl1r counties had gathered at the park
T. hear Mr. Bryan speak. The candldale
she'd Horneilsvllle at 111O O'Clock this
morning from Niagara Falls, where ne
srant the nlght. Al the station great
r-9vrf cheere5 him IN a hearty manner
,fr and Mrs Bryan we're entertained az
luncheon by Alderman Charles a. Dolson,
% whose house a reception was also heiu
for an hour. The grandsiand IN 'he
fairgrounds maple City ParD mas
cnpcity OF 1900. To-day 10 was packer
ma TANNED. and stretching In SOLID
mass on the racing track and enclosure
a
there were at least 100 people present
and the manner IN which they showed
their approval Of Mr. Bryan's remarks
cove them the title q being one Of the
most enthusiastic audiences the candl-
date has addressed since he started out
IRON, Chicago after his nomination. From
-be tf-1a his c0rriqge entered the gate un-
M after he had taken his seat In the
speakers stand the cheering was con-
uUl0us.
The stand was mounted on big truck,
and horses drew IL down the track 10 a
prirt directly in front Of the grand
stand. ON the race-tract
TIN. cheers that greeted the candidate
when De was presented by Alderman Dol
con, were Of the heartiest kind, and con-
t-rr,l for some time. Mr.. Bryan's voice
was husky when ne began, but 1t soon
gained strength. and came strong ana
clear before hts discourse was finished.
MR.. BRYAN'S SPEECH.
Mr.. BRYAN spoke as follows:
Fellow Cltizens.-I have not time TO en-
ter into an elaborate discussion OF the
issues presented TO the people in this cam
raign but 7 desire 20 call attention 10
fsw things whlch may assist you IN de-
Gliding on which side you should cast
your influence. There are certain things
which you have a right 10 consider IL
is the object Tor at least il should be the
ohiecU of public speakers 20 help thelr
audiences TO understand the merits OF {
disputed questions. and one Of the evil
dences Of sincerity Of purpose is that the
person discussing the public issues snail
discuss them plainly and clearly. so that
every one can understand just what IS
sa.I aud just what IS meant. When
ambiguous language Is used when obscure
expressions are employed. IL Is an assured
fact that the person using them has
ecmethlng 20 conceal rather than to make
plain.
"Ihe Cod Book speaks OF certain per-
Sons who love darkness rather than light !
lrl She Good Book gives a. good reason
for that peculiar affection Do you re-
member what IL IS? They love darkness
rather than light. because their deeds !
p1yeI in the discussion OF q question. |
or ia the statement Of position ] am /,
irre stb'y reminded OF that Bible pas 7
SAGE. and conclude that the person who /
attempts 10 obscure II does IT because he /
g. not willing that the people shall know 4
what he believes and what he desires 20 +
accomplish When ! hear a man talking (.
about sound money. without telling what
ne means by 10. ! think he loves dark I
mess rather than light because his deeds .
ore cFl appiause) and when / find that +
our opponents are taking their arguments /
from people who have not names. 1 am 7,
afraid there is a purpose in the obscurity. /
a SCARE HEAD.
Let me CAL your attention 10 some !
thing which you win find at the top OF /
tne FIRST column OF the first page Of the |
buffalo Courier under great. big head |
lines Ready 90 Unload Indian bankers (
hope THAT Bryan wiz win. Great /
boards of silver They are eager 10 /
dump 80 hy the ship-load on United States I
mnte. ana 90 double its present prices
under these headlines I find this spe-
cI-l ca1.csram from that great city,
whence comes most Of the arguments Of
our encmiss-Loudon. England: OHisses)
'lu the course Of an interview to-day
leading Indian merchant. just returned
from Calcutta, said 10 me-a leading In
dian merchant name unknown Qaugh-
tcD-'American politics just now are OF
absorbing interest 10 Hindoo and Parsee
bankers and financlers as well as TO ma
tive pOtontates' Yes. my friends. our
American politics are Of absorbing in
forest 10 an the nations OF Europe. be-
cause we are going 10 decide 70 govern
(CheersJ Therefore, they are
becoming interested"
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