Evening journal., 1896-09-22
THE ADDRESS AT DOVER
Mr.. Bryan Talks of the
Drones Of Society.
FARMERS MUST STAND ToGBTHEB


BUT LAWS -oii oiSi
After hot bath and dinner at S%
residence OF General Kouuey N
Bryan driven to the fair eroua M; M
in George A. Millington's fne tlruou the
General Kenney sat beside lhe Ir.. an
and Mr. Bryan sat beside John nl the
Salisbury. When the carriuge was ming
tced entering the grounds there ua. limo
Wild shout and applause which laa.l Vno
fully fifteen minutes
The horses driven at "a fast n... m
around the track to where apa gton
human beings surrounded the H'al ne
and made IL almost naccess bo "a
was still tremendous appliance Ih.. .lia
ex-Secretary Of State John j. Han.I m
introduced Hon. John A. Nicholson imo
preside. Although the latter talked led M
loud strong and clear tones ouiE H. H.
portion of his. excellent speech ith
heard.
When Mr.. Bryan began 70 speak Hw oAs
jumped upon reporters table -
that made the crowd cheer more .rM Hh
together It was the greatest demo1a... ~
tion ever seen in Dover and Mr.
delighted with the reception VA
Seated on the stand wer, E, Com Ne
gresham John w. Causey, oK-GuI.. Is
nor Reynolds, State Auditor o
Lewis. Governor Watson, Cand.In .a 'GI
for Governor Ebe w. Tunnel John tc
Salisbury, William saulsbury Cau dla dh
date for State Senator S. r Meredith
ex-shern Robinson, Eben lughe. on
B. Magee, Peter X Meredith ex
Treasurer Robert H. Davis DR. Nain..
Pratt, the Rev. George w. Dame. N.
Rev. w. 10. Avery, Rev II. o. G. YIN r-VTE
cent, Rev. Charles l. Stenglo HDn.. p
v. Weldon j. w. Jones' Dr Vant0.
r. u. Wilkinson. Rev JOSEPH B
ner. Colonel H. G. Pennington. I0
Harrington, Clarence d. Syphcrd
Assistant Secretary OF State James
Hughes, Superintendent Houdaf
the Delaware railroad, COloic llon..
Hill, David J. Cummins CHHr
Adams, Henry Slaughter, RoDD ST
Smith, Robert Cahall, william ID
ker. Frank Blocksom w. 4. CayenI0
Robert Rawley John Virdon. I0N
Mustard, Dr. j. Q. Derrickson John
Jones' Albert Harrington, loude.
Sapp. Hezekah Harrington, sona..
Records James E. Sapp, JOIN
DR.. u. Ridgey William Fhhor Nt .N L,
DIR. J. H. Caldwell, John Layton.
uel Taylor, William Dickson d.
HAZEL, J. NJ Voshel, w. Denuy Har
Edward Killen, Thomas Kileu ,
Stoct Rev. Joseph Turner Jonn |'IN
Hawkins G. Il. Duhadaway edition.
the Easton Gazette; JOSEPH Har.
Dr. r. d. Anderson, Robert N Aud.
son. James Wise, George W. Goodwin
Dr William Ashcroft, ex-speaker John Ia
p. Denahoe. II. W. Yicker f1rm
state s attorney OF Kent county NI ls
James Lord and H. r. johnson
SOCIETY IN TWO CLASSES RFLI
After his pleasant reference To- lir
Salisbury, Mr.. Bryan said:
Now / want TO talk to yOu awhile
this afternoon about our financial com.
diton. II things good enough
there Is no reason why we shCuIi make
any change in legislation n our pr..
ent condition is satisfactory tHcn
ought to leave it alone and not ma.. f.. ii
change. No can advCcate .N
kind OF remedial legislation except
the theory that there is somethIug taaI
soar opponents confess tn conl
tion, and when tell you that }0u
not remedy the present cond It0u
cept by financial legislation our UUU.-
nents tell us that the trouble boz lI.
tariff question, and that If We could .t
just have more tariff then tim uou.. ..rn.
get good again
EXTRACT FROM A MKNLEf
SPEECH.
'I want TO read you an extract from
a speech made last SATURDAY, Dy Che
Republican candidate for president
Canton. He said. GAG
Under the Republican protective
policy enjoyed for more than tnirH
J years the most marvellous prosper
that has ever been given to aiy nation
! OF the world We not only had nd. SIND
= vidual prosperity but we had national
! Now, there is statemeut made tr
I within a week. by the Pr denUa.
Z candidate on the Republics ticket ~
, pointing back for thirty yesrs from
1860 70 1890 and telling the people thar
during that period we enjoyed the mos,
[ mary elous prosperity OF any uaton iu
. the world, and that we had both indi-
= vidual and national prosperil
= DISTANCE LENDS ENCHANI MENI
II want to show you how dstanc. NO
/ lends enchantment to the view want
TO show you by this same witness tea
S timony given six years ago that after
thirty years Of this kind OF policy tne
r farmers Of this country were not pros
s porous
/ IF you will take the report fled v.h
d the Mckinley bill on the 10Th of April
- 1890 you will find the words which
> wish to quote: That there s wide
spread depression in this industry TO-
Y day cannot be doubted, speaking of
agriculture. That is what the Pree
Il Dental candidate said when he delio
q erately wrote the report and hled So
II with his proposed legislation. THAT
q there is widespread depression IN this
o industry to-day cannot be doubted
/ Applause Again, in that same report
e he said: T.
i One OF the chief complaints now
IS prevalent among farmers rs that
they can get prices for their crops
at all commensurate with the labor and Y ID
capital invested in their production.
l. SUFFERING FROM LOW PRICES
e 'That is what he said after thirty prt
Re years OF the kind of policy which the slu
70 candidates Of the Republican party eau
,e saws will bring you prosperity Let me