New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
BRYAN CROSSES MISSOURI:
A CHARACTERISTIC TRIP. wlTHA STOP
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THE TALKING CANDIDATE REGAIN SPEECH MAX

, THE TALKING CANDIDATE REGAIN SPEECH MAN
ING BEFORE BREAKFAsT-How HE CAUSED
THE ARREST OF A PAIR OF PIcKPoCKETs
Kansas City. Sept i2-william Jennings Bryan
made two speeches in Kansas City this morning
one 10 the workmen OF the two Kansas '''ss III
the packing house district the other 10 vast
crowd OF people al Eleventh-st and Grand-ave''
uptown The Armour people gave all 'he' en-
ployes an hour 10 and hear Mr.. Bryan
Mr. BRYAN met ut Leavenworth by sp'ca'
committee 10 escort him to this city. where ne ar
rived at G;3o o'clock. At : o'clock he addressed
crowd Of 10 900 workmen In the bottoms. speaking
As follows
feiicw- Citizens. This is little earlier than l
usually commence my mornings work u1aush-
terr am very glad to be able to speak to you
even for moment. Some OF our opponents .eii w w
that the thing to do is open the mills instead OF
minis That remipds me of the man who said 'hat
his horse would go all right he COULD Jus, te1 ''i
P What use are the mills unless the people can buy
,hn as H long as those who produce wealth of
this country particularly the farmers are no' ao,e
10 gel TmSa interest," fApplause There
effective way of destroying the market LOT w ,he
the mills produce than to lower the prices OF .e
nrnd,,,r,s the farmer has raised that they VIII
not bring him enough to pay nm ,3r r x,ex in
There was a report once filed by MI MchlI'ie!, u,
1870 along with the Mckinley bill, and that report
declared that there was great industrial uepsr pr
Culture there could be no prosperity anywhere |
was true thep and 1t is true TO-DAY ,i hnr
can he no prosperity anywhere. You must com
mence at the bottom and work up 'naou ' nr 1se
perty at the top and expect it TO wor. down
through all the classes OF society. tApplausse.
nv an agricul,uraI country know that there is no
way OF bringing prosperity to Kansas Cil! un.
you nrsi erns P tity rests. Applause
II does not require fnanciers. it does not REQUIRE
railroad attorney 10 teli you NOV WAN ran those men
prevent you from exercising the right OF SOY
ereignty as you please Applause anu 'o'N'
They are trying to do it,
PILING UP MAJORITIEs.
Nv friends met a railroad man yesterday who
told me that while he did not with me on the
silver question. an issue had been raised greater
that the silver question. and that was whether he
lived in a Republic where man had the rish' u
OF somebody else TO be used as soneoUay y yo
pleased CHEERS and voices Missouri siT on for
iOoettt ma torty you bet Put Kansas DOWN io'
. 60 COO And Arkansas is all right. ,,.s
That sounds very much like one of those meetings n
about the results Of an election the people from the
various States vie with each other to see VINO can
there is one characteristic about this campaign
and that is the immense carnes,ncss of the people
Sometimes ii in a CAMPAIGN YOU nnd lukewarm
people who do not know whether they are goihg 10
the polls or not. and sometimes you lind i ne css
sary TO get carriages take the people 10 the polls
Unless Al signs a there Viii s be no Sh use Se iSa are
TO be the polling places erfore he Hens
open: ana stay there nn'iI ,hey rcl,s h,,, Who
win be sure to be there. .,..,.ra
taking the interest in the election that the people
ought always take They are beginning to uader
: they can redress their wrongs. Sometimes people
have complained tina, the BAD ana haeS
THAT they ought TO be better and have done 1o' nm,
Themselves are to blame and IL they wish good laws
~ they must secure them themselves And thus IN
9 ment is going to be made more nearly what govern
ment ought to be and that Is b W w ha
alright work, enjoy the fruits of his toll Great
Alter the address on the bottomsi Mr.. Bryan was
III escorted the Coates House for breakfast where
s cort him to ST Louis. parade was formed and
+ he was taken TO Eeventh-st and Crane, ave- :;
he SPOKE from his carriage 10 an audience or
= .. 900 people
o THE START FOR ST. LOUIS.
NJ After this address which enthusiastically re-
ceived. Mr. Bryan was driven TO the Union Station.
where he took special Wabash train in waiting
for his Journey the State 10 81. Louis the
, train leaving Kansas City at 9A5 o'clock.
Mr. Bryan has made change in his costume.
, He has abandoned the white hat and ALPACA coat
and now a brown SLOUGH hat. dark overcoat
and dark suit
Norbonne Mo. Sept. 1.-THE special car engaged
by St. Louis contingent for Mr. Bryan and them
selves was crowded all along the route. Governor
Stone greeted Mr.. Bryan AT the train. and then IN
troiuced him 10 the other members Of the party,
which included Lon V. Stephens. Democratic candi-
date for Governor. and Mrs. Stephens and John ].
Martin. sergeant-at-arms OF the Chicago Conven-
ton.
Short stops were made by the train at nearly every
station on the road and Mr. Bryan was enthusiastic
ally received Liberty Excelsior Springs Junction
. (,rrick Lexington junction and Hardin.
Brunswick Mo- Sept 12-Considerable enthusi-
asm over the Democratic candidate was shown by
fair-sized crowd at Norborne when Mr.. Bryan's
train reached there. The throng at Carroll where
stop Of five minutes was made. numbered 1000
and the candidate loudly cheered as he ascend
ed a Temporary platform erected close to the train
Mr. BRYAN was introduced by ex-Congressman
Champ Clark. and made few remarks. in the
. course Of which he said:
You can't tell much of a man by looking at him
and yet YOU have right TO see those who are can
didates for position and in these hard times the
Seoided that nigh, go and see the people them
- selves.
the cry OF "All aboard" cut short the little
:. speech. Small crowds. who made up In lung -power
what they lacked in numbers, crowded around the
Rryan special and shook hands with the candidate
at Wakonda and at De Witt where the members
sa CT a club led the cheering.
thousand people at Brunswick swarmed around
Mr. Bryan when his train stopped there and shouted
. wildly until he began TO talk His speech was
brief.
Salisbury Mo- Sept. PA brass band augmented
the shouts of the crowd at Dalton. Keytesville
turned out a large number Of people To reach tns
most Of the crowd were obliged to &c, through q
wide puddle OF mud. and the heter-skeiter race o.
men and women boys and girls into its soggness
was ludicrous. The crowd OF good size, 1n'
the train drew quickly away, and MI Bryan dio
not make a speech.
BRYAN PLAYS DETECTIVE
Huntsville Mo- Sept. l2-An exciting incident
occurred while the Bryan train was at Salisbury
where 1t stopped a minute. With the experience
OF his party with pckpockets during his recent
"Trip through New-York and Ohio fresh In his
mind. Mr.. Bryan had been watching with sus
4 pcion all the morning the actions of some mer
T. on the train who would get OFF at every station