The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13
RYAN At MINNEAPOLIS.
is Usual He Continues to Draw
the People.
Why He FAvORS FREE COINAGE
because 1t Ia for tho Interests Of Those
who Toil-Opponenis Can Not
3 Answer the Logic.


eoeiyed him with enthusiasm. He spoke
< 10 four big meetings tonight in these
4 ,laces: Exposition hall Bridge Square, on
} he banks OF the Mississippi river Just out
I, ide the hall; Lyceum theatre to an audi
s,nce of women at Yale Place, public
\ ssquare in the city.
I, MIR. Bryan rested in St, Paul all morn
\ eng He STAYED in his rooms at the Hotel
K Ryan until after luncheon. when he
I laeld an informal reception in the pariors'
Il sNith Mrs, Bryan by his side the candidate
/, Stood In a doorway aud smiled to- the greet
h I.ngs of the thousands who filed past dur
u s,ng the course o. an hour Mr. Bryan haN-
II sslg expressed a preference to make the
y Journey between the twin cities by trolley,
II father than in his private car, specihi car
II .laboratelv decorated was engaged, Ar
n sftyed here. a second reception was held In
II The West hotel and then Mr. ana MIRA
II Bryan were driven to the home OF state
II ssenator S. b. Howard, where they took
Il 1inner. During their absence the Veterans
N Bryan club Of Minneapolis, zoo gray head
N I'D warriors. marched to the hotel ma
n iormei circle In the spacious LOBBY
"A when he came out they gave him roy
~ reception and escorted him to Exposition
y ilal
Z No such crowd has been packed within
= convention nominated Benjamin Harrison /
II for president In 1884,. II has nteatnr ca /
II lpacity OF $500. Every seat wuh occupied |
ID and there was a standing army OF very /
"a many more who lined around the walls ana
II chokod the asles. outside the hall the
N crowd was so great that the services OF
Z SQUAD OF policemen were required 10 force
II an entrance for Mr. BRYAN when he ar
~ rived. The hall was pvotusely decorated and
rhc demonstration was enthusiastic
49, II sfl
III presided over this meeting and after the
Nj demonstration which welcomed the can
l didate, had subsded, he introduced 70 c
~ Mnrchard who on behalf Of "A larg" part
4 of the lahoriug class Of Minneapolis pre-
* scented TO MIR. Bryan an inkstand, 80 tho
4 speaker said Ut gold ard silver TT n ratio
~ OF iG to J. This brought another outhurst
Il of applause as Mr. Bryan stepped to me
~ front Of the stage TO begin his specch.
n when the nights speech making was end
x ed Mr. Bryan and his party retired ia
II their private car. prefcrrins to spend the
hs night there rather than be dlHturbed early
WI in tho morning by the departure Tor nu-
ii luth at an early hour.
fy3 Congressman Towuo, the lca'ir Of tho
via silver movement in this State. joined the
s,3 party hero and viii accompany 1t through
Rk out the State.
Si In Exposition hall Mr. BRYAN sal;
Ms Ladies and Gcntlrmeu wouid not
IN favor the free coinage OF silver did | not
~ Of those who toll In this country. nave
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AZ ingnon, because my profession hns leen
MI that OF lawyer, but have boon taught
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