The Portland daily press., 1896-09-25

As soon as be concluded, A. IS. Gran
aaii Oh Norwic b, candidate for lieuten
Mant-sovernor, an an STEPPED forward and said
In this city of students, this city Of
business men, this city of workingmen,
ASK you, in the name of God and man,
TO cake to your hearts the questions
ehat have been put so we'll before you to-
DAY By William jennings Bryan. | ask
you to vote in November in accordance
with them.
AS to the young men who have made
IL impossible for him to speak today.
asK You not to believe that they repre-
sent Yale any more than Mckinley will
represent us in November. They have
been blowing of their wind as he is
blowing off his wind. Yale has sent out
into The world men. sir, addressing MIR.
Bryan, who have, like you. been an hon.
OF TO their university and their country,
IN Congress, in business and in every
walk of life.''
He proposed three cheers for Mr.. Bryan.
They were given, mingled with Kisses
from the Yale contingent. Ex-Mayor
Sargent then declared the meeting ad
Journed. Mr.. Bryan was taken to New
Haven house in his carriage. He looked
very much fatigued and refused to shake
hands as he left the stage.
Hartford, Conn.,, September 24.-Mr.
Bryan's trip from New Haven to Hart
ford was without special incident, ex-
oept Tor The development OF considerable
feeling over the disarrangement of the
programme at Meriden, the railroad
officials refusing to allow the special
car to be detached to wait for another
train. The Mcriden reception was par
tlcipated in by great uhrong, several
thousand strong. Mr.. Bryan had an op-
portunity to say few words only when
the train moved out, leaving the oha-
grined Meridsn people wondering what
he meant by leaving them SO soon.
. Mr.. Bryan ended his Connecticut tour
tonight by making two speeches in Hart
ford. Both meetings were held in the
open air. the first in Capitol park, and
the other on Main street In front Of the
City hotel. Just ACROSS from the City
hotel is the house Of the Republican
club. and Mr.. Bryan found staring him
IN the face during allsthe time he talked,
the names of Mckinley and Hobart, dis
played in great electric letters from the
Republican clubs balcony. Ho spoke
from the portioo over the main entrance
of the hotel.
When asked tonight to say something
about his view Of the general poll ticai
situation. Bryan declined to talk. but
was willing to be quoted to the extent
that he believed Nebraska was safe \ for
Bryan electors. "We will carry the state
by 20, 600. am 80 confident Of the re-
suit that do not intend to go home be.
fore election.
The trouble Of the Yale students at
the meeting in New Haven is a subject
Bryan will not discuss beyond the single
comment that he considers his treatment
there was not representative of the true
feelings of the community. Seemingly
no sore spots have been lett in the can
didate by jeers and Interruptions to
which he was subjected.
Sewall Going to Meet His Side Partner.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l
Bath, September "a. Hon. Arthur
Sewall leaves tomorrow forenoon at 10. 35
o'clock for Boston. He will be the guest
Of the Bryan-SewalI. Williams club at the
American house, Boston. where Mr..
Bryan will also be. They will leave
~ Bath early Saturday noraing, speak.
ing at stations on the way and reaching
here about 6. 80 O'Clock. A great dem-
onstration will be made here that evsn-
Ing.