The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-26

Spriagasid. Mass. sept. sS-Muca r..
freShei hy tea hours steep. Bryan ire.
Hartford at i.is today ON The train was
"A committee from Springfield headed by
Colonel le0a l.. Rice. The Hrst stop was
az N.NgssaT, aherc a small crowd rad
sataeTed. carrying banners Inscribed Nc
kiniey sad Prosperity Some cheeret
BRYAN, asoFe eheered for Mckinney a
ThomasonNille Bryan was ehesrea enthu.
siasta,aiiy ny the crowd gathered at Tie
deTfog
BRYAN arrived az Springfield st fs.mS.
and vas met al the StAglss hy Mayor Win.
Ter. the members of the heard OF alder.
n'ea and George f'resi Williams. A greas
crowd followed him 10 Court HOUSE
square. where Dc spoke 10 an audience
that Tiled haif the park. After dining he
left for Boston at I,E%
fsosfon, Sept. sS~rno audience wfieh
greeted Afr Bryaa on Bpstna common was
the largest which he has faced since ha
started on his tour through the enefny's
country. Ne estimate paced the numaer
81 people AZ less thaa ~ Gee while many
even place it Al ,ava Mr. sryaa had adj
dressed hlg crowd az Worcester At s@
eleek. u vas very euihu<issfgc ant
cheefed at every telling point. one ale
ment of discord Mas vtsihie there. hue
Mr.. krysn lid not sseln 70 NOTES il. II
Vas red flag with Bryan = picture on Il,
hung on William II. Burns underwear fac
tory az the rear end of she stand Be
side it hang aa American nag WITH Matcr
Mckinley picture on IL.
Immediately after the Worcester speech
M. Bryan started Ter thss city Mr..
sFyans party and the committee was half
an hour late aad the crowd had hecoma
very impatient. Candidate bryan with
his running. mate. Wee Presidential Cam
dda1e Arthur SewalI. and members OF tho
airy platform IN the center OF hroai
csmpas and tine crowd entirely surrounds
"a the little spot. Hon James Naifsts.
OF Worcester, introduced the speaker Tho
first speaker was Joseph II. G'suliivap. oe
Lawrence. Mr.. Bryan appeared at TO
with a bouquet OF roses ia his hand ara
was st once introduced. This enthusiasm
was greater than Roaton common eai
ever seen before. and II Mas fuzzy seven
minutes before no was allowed 10 speak
Mr. Bryan said Though far from my
Nebraska home | am glad that sAn
greet you ~ fellow-citixens OF a common
country. | shall not attempt 10 mako
myself heard 10 all who are assembled
here. | have spoken TO a number OF an.
dienees scheers ia the distance ana gr%as
applsuSei bat have never spoken 70 an
audience that seemed 10 reach so far Into
the distance as this one does. tArplause.l
I will speak 20 those who are nearest ma
here, and those who are In Rhode fslani
and Maine can hear me when visit those
states. daughter and appiauss.t
Il came down 10 Massachusetts, TO pre-
sent 90 your people the gospel OF Demos
raey as / understand IT, That Is the way
We do. do not claim 20 have any author
iiy except that conferred upon me by tha
Democratic convention, II sou doubt my
Democracy. | can point TO that convention
az better certificate than any holfinE
Democrat can lind. tApplauae, We lay
down this proposition. that the more
money there is in the country thH easler
Il ia for any person who has something
to sell 10 get his share OF that mones.
tApplausel our opponents plant them-
selves upon ths doctrines that the less
money the whole f'eopie have. the niofs
money each individual will have. tI.angst-
ter and applause That Ia a mathematical
proposition which you cannot tind in any
arithmetic but IL seems tn be the propo-
sition upon whieh Republican nnaneierfnx
IL barred.
The gold standard has nothing 10 De-
fend II except the misery which hss fol-
lowed II wherever II fsas been irisF Tfis
gold standard ia "A failure II you Will as-
cent The testimony or those IN every land
who have had the testimony Of those who
create seaith and add 10 the nafionst
pro4uetlveucss We have commenced =
warfare against the gold standard. VS.
we wi1.'-l II you don't Join sith ~
now and we arc defeaser this year, 40
will come again and extend the Invitation
unsli a majority of the people of this
country ao join with us We have rot
many great daily papers with ia. but. nsy
friends. the time viii e1uas when the faily
papers Nlr se glad 70 furnish Editorials
thst tha people ~ this country want.
Cries OF They wsii. yosS het."l Having
been nonnwcsef Tor a short time ~sth fhs
newspaper business myself. Do not Hn-
derssfgYfsate the influences Of newspapers.
bsst. my friends IN times like these peo-
pfc ga ahead ~ the newspapers afieu ths
ueople bsg you 20 veeov-
aize she Gro rop0rtarce os this lsssss
10 you II i1 shall r@sglt tm sievatsng -
cffIee those wke beiisve IN the free cotu~
aga of silver. the reform wsll come nnw.
n 4 results in fh-ir defeat, y Will simply
POSTPONE FOR four years uaore t.9s brsns~
leg OF relief 90 the people OF ttis co8H-
Try"
VIA shss last remark Nr Bryan eiosef
h.s asf4resa ard changed ais position -
ere other sids o. fsg platform. 81 he hsAa
t-eer Obliged II DO as many as e Shf times
turing his ai4ress
Farsa9 fhe portion cf tA@ cTawl which
seemed lax~s@5 he cal.ef - conYgsgspss
on she Democrats tleAsf - MS ssde, aad
bosa stoe4 upon eaAsrs. FGr the first Asss
iH fhts s<ase ~ lrasf. TIE ssS esHsisdsfes
vere seen atSe Ay side Tntsoii:etag f.s
rlfnmarz uaie. Mr. Bryan sasd.
"Mv F-etsw CssxsnH. / introduce -
rerl q rssn Hhs waY 81 In Maine was Eif-
ing 20 stand far srea @DraAE~ wS@n sfiH
YseeAi.ors we~s aEsie~s 81. fAprEzass and
s7rrraas sae Sem8liD I intFosi4ee 30 soS =
usan wao Aas ~ favor - an incefr@ Tax.
Al aouga he hal - pay b. = mar wgo sHi
mos pnw fae kHcs 80 Esaf o. Tefsnse -"