Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
uR BRYAN'SJ JOURNEY
nay OF THE DEMOCRATIC
,nrR.s srAyIN HoosIERLAND.
,eygD.L TREMENDOUS AUDIENCES.
srcat rn'hu'i"@"' Particularly o"
,ne Fart of Miners at "r"'''-A
~ warning 90 8oItcrs-Re-
,,,can Inconsistency.

WAYNE. IND. october 2-lhis
Of 1885 o'clock Hon. william j.
mon .,, marty left Fort Wayne without
.-onv OF display from the FennsyI-
sooot. where the private car STOOD
'..,t Although there was a CROWD
81 -,i hundred at the station anxious
o. .t, 90. iidate he failed TO appear
To .i,,forn OF the car. lie had not
...s, for The day.
~,. arst stop was made at Decatur
miles south OF Fort Wayne on
-.,,l RAPIDS and Indiana railroad.
'"' ,,sT DAY IN HOOSIERDOM
,,-4rsrER, IND. october 22.-In
~ Parks Martin. chairman Of the
''.. Democratc state Committee, the
.,,,i,I train left Fort Wayne at 1880
f,r The second and last days run
r-oseh Ho3sierlend.
.,. frst stop was az Decatur Where
rr,an spoke fifteen minutes to
,n.rea. The enthusiasm was very
.tol small number heard him.
Huntington he addressed gath
.0f 1000 for ten minutes.
ra thousand people az Lax ton were
lily nmcrs and when Mr.. Bryan
r t.t foreigners would not direct our
.a policy they cheered.
A BARBECUE.
r-rv IND. october 22-A political
t...,.. was in progress at Rochester
.r., ,fr Bryan reached that place. Peo-
Ial foekcl I'm by the hundreds from
..-rt0rhood roundabout. and the
r....,--rt.c candidate had an audience OF
,.-r eight and ten thousand.
ZION H,u T. ShvCly. the Democratic
,sr.l4te for Governor. had just con-
(.I.f "a speech when Mr.. Bryan opened.
r. irftcr. n the course CT us remarks
1 from tho platform adopted by the
-..ra Republican Convention of 1871.
ror-eruing DO he said:
..rre E.rublicau platform which ! have
...f fr YOUR hearing commented that
.rrr nIl ae 81 long yet prudent step To-
,--rf free coinage. and yet when we ten
,.s that free coinage is q good thing our
--r.rfs rel us we are lunaucs ana
-r. and idiots. Uaughter) If you
v.ll Six years ago brag about long
SOL. toward free coinage, why don't you
f-se whom we want 10 so the whole dis
-.r.e au 40 once2' Great cheering)
TALK TO BOLTERs.
~rrRE HAUTE. IND. October D.
,.ree only barbecue Town on Earth" was
t.s principal inscription on the posters
.rro.reing the Bryan meeting &c Peru
End The Dix political barbecue was IN
--.rrs-s when the Democratic candidate,
..ort,f rs a long procession, reacheu
Obi. rrounLs. formidable list of lrec-
silver orators had been engaged for the
occasion. including Senator Teller, aena-
.r David Turpie, and eN-Consressihdh
Iafs Pence. of Colorado, and these h'ue
.r.r.s4.s after Mr.. Bryan had spoken ana
continued his journey toward lerIe
u4rte. Between eight and ten thousand
r..-i. were I'm attendance. ana great
h..rlrg began as Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
.rrsrrel on tho platform There had Defn
ffetion I'm the Democratic ranks al
r.~i and Mr. Bryans remarks were dl-
Erected mainly to those who had decided
f, leave the party. 10 them he said in
PARIS ...- ........
eWhon YOU leave the Democratic party
% this campaign, L want you 10 IeaFe
t....-. hat it means. Don't think that
...., .... leave us this year. in the great
..r fent that Democracy has had for a.
f.ff ..nturv-do not think that In the
rr...r.e Of the most dangerous enemy
Won can desert and then come back next
scar and then take position OF cohlLlauu'
Sou cannot do &c. my friends. Vneeis)
..rbs man who leaves the Democratic
r.rv FIN us great fight this year TO re-
Store the government 10 those Old founda-
tom. laid by jefferson and jackson, need
ro. expect o. come back until DE has
fully atonll for the sim that he commits
rs year. CChcers) The Bible tells us
that when the prodigM son got tired
ttrr the hogs ana came home, the
fn-r met BIN with open arms and
E|.f Tho f.tted calf for him. Wei, nay
t.t.ls. / want you TO understand that
fre urofical son who leaves the Demo-
p,sre household this year. and goes of
90 feed The hogs daughter, when he
comes back DEE has got TO come with the
understanding that he must saw wood %
Iag while before he gets to the table
ulu.hfcrJ
Cold badges were few az Delphi. where
,ir Bryan spoke briefly 70 between 5OOJ
lfl fiJ people.
GREAT AUDIENCES.
in extremely large crowd, numbering
ir the neIghbOrhood OF 10000 was adj
dressed briefly by ar. Bryan at Frank
fou but 30 was not to be considered in
iuut OF size beside the tremendous au-
demo. that had gathered at Lafayette.
10 WAS. in fact. three separate gatherings
al 'n tho Courthouse Square, and MT
Hy.u made three speeches from the
same DlttlOrm-one from each side. Al
er q m people was the aggregate
of DO aasemblage
8. Linden Mr.. Bryan spoke to a small
Gathering
CraRf0risyille came next. and here tho
nominee encountered one Of the mosi
wildly enthusiastic audiences of the day
numbering about SEQ The speech OF
Nr bryan there was devoted I'm part 4
answering the charge made by Genera
L.W Wallace resident OF the town
a.t Dee was an Anarchist
so.l turned out about 100 cheererr
.i Bockedalo another small crowd. The
mblaeo 40 Greencastle stretche'
away od into the darkness, and coult
rof te estimated but il was very en-
stic. 10 was reserved for Brazil
i. .e.l-known mining centre, 10 eX
o..1 in demonstrative appreciation o
Ne Democratic candidate any small cit,
d, which hc spoke during the day. j
Ns hal-past when Mr. Bryan's trail
ael that place. All along the stree
90 'he park where the speaking tool
pace Boz was wildly cheered. One thou
t miners were in the escort process
t9H Nearby neigtborhoods had con
IDl'li TO tine immense thrOng tina
gathered % hear him. and 1t is estimate
Ht nearly. N not quite, 5000 peopl
mrtcj the c0ncourse. Alr. Bryal
Brought ont no rev points In his speech
Oh. everything be said was Wgorousl
'aalei. 40 8lj the Bryan specia
i'i oa FOR Tere Haute, where it ar
'' thirty minutes late.
AT TEBRE HAUTE.
The Bryan day demonstration her
concluded tonight with two speeches b
a. nI a 3D.