The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

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Mex lHsev wnsh w%rs given NeTeFthe-
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TfE5aga aanS,
In go sfa9sgEsa address, Mr. BsTan cor
EfatulaEe9 tH~ rs11se tnae fns campaign
vas one su w.ca fse people NrFe olE@is@-
fnu Tres ertae-Usaa ard making tHeir part4es
ssnsarrw as faer IDEAS "Woeress. some
fiznes people make faer .dess conform -
eaeIr party re fs1 fleEl a arneNfr pe9-
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- 3orsHu. tHen tleE e4ppr fesea tAetF
ca1sr4snee ana ignored taeir 5sl3ErneEs ~
order - sand .n w3ea t1e parry. ara
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gfstsen ana ignores their GaE@ylons sa
estl2ens after referring cTierJ q the
lsssss - gae campaign - cfhHed 81 tAe
platforms % the leading parfie4- ne c.'s--
- address wlEh these words. = ~aAs -
az.ssezg 10 voa taaE gae mar NA9 goes -
tae nnaacisrs and synalcat@s ana sxpeels
70 secure tnelF I'D ia Ine restoration O
any policy thai IL soo4 for tne American
people. goes CT feels Tip. tbFeal sP-
p.a9xsg
-. Hryan parry drove sixteen miles
f4roukA q handsome grAps7sT1SslEsi eo1h-
EEg ff0ln MsyElA.e 90 the village % Ripley
ca Lake Ere. Many OF the fsrmhoAses
a.. sssrf ~. ft.r .
picture Was displayed IN many windows. as
Ness a. BFyans. After dinner q procession
maM f0rnaex9. headed Dy a band. and nsarc1-
Ell 10 a grove where the annD&l p4cnlc Of
the knights Of rhe EacCa0ees VAS IN pro-
gresN The population or Ripley - 1.fss9.
bat e ~ country people were assembled
under the trees. Alr Bryan spoke foF half
ar hoBr. Incidentally paying attention 10
TIRE situation IN New YORK state and Zrg-
ing Democrats VINO desired the inGorse-
mont - she Chicago platform by the state
convention to saus9 Instructed delegates.
Leroy sfTiBaman chief OF the Macea bees.
.zrh8 introduced Mr.. Bryan. - a Republican
Editor. ard explained that, while many
dl1 not agree W3th The principles OF TIA
candidate. they we're ANXIOUS 20 hear from
him After che speech A reception VAS
held a. the depot. and then the party
departed for Cleveland. the train being
ioaasd down with offerings % fruit and
flowers
The Ripley speech was Mr.. Bryan's last
talk 81 Eaw York He improved the op-
porfHnity To inform hts asa1lence that he
was greatly pleased Nth the interes;
ahh-l was being taken ~ the people OF
New YORK IN the ISSUES % the campaign.
and ssld that white he had not received
3 very hearty reception ia Wall street.
through the state generally he hsa been
very kindly resolved. he added that he
had come % believe that among the mass
IS OF New York there was about as little
love for what - known "a Wall street as
would ba f0luui in any Western state.
This remark was loudly cheered.
Continuing. Mr Bryan presented the
Issues IS declared I'm the Demo
cratic and Republican platforms
after which he turned his attention 10 the
silver question ar o. affects the aErcul-
tRTtst and the laharing man. His argu-
n'ent. which VAS made on the line Of his
recent NnrneEsviiin speech. vas re-
eelved with great enthusiasm. The crowd
here vas one ~ the most enthusiasts
which The candidate has encountered on
his Eastern irfp After Tho speech The
people. most az tbeu work.ngmep. mObbed
/ the ear to clutch the flowers which Mrs
/ Bryan asofsa out. nen and women fight
ing 90 The front 50 thar % seemed some OF
/ them must be injured
The tTlp from Ripley TO Cleveland was
marked hy noteworthy demonstration
a. Azhtabala About @,p0 men and NO
men were waiting or the station and came
nockine about the last car with a great
shout. one maa carried a h.g American
fag an long poie and waved az iu the
candida, face Mr. Bryan made a
speech aHd incidentally Inquired whether
thcre were any Republicans ia the crowd
Rho Vouia vote for free silver. where
upon there we're cries OF 'sfFere here %
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