The sun., 1896-08-11

| tlefleld and every day gives those who live In
wo are now enterlnE, which in my Judgment g
an opportunlty to prove whether you be patriots
| or tories" loud cheers
crowd. and the BOY Orator. on. Inc tall end, o.
his coach, bending oyer. gripped the hands that
op hsne speeeS SS' vent up and the Boy Orator
chopped OF another section OF the 3oo-milc
HOBO WELCOME AT MAssILLoS.
| Carl Brown, the ex.hobo Of Coxey's army
| fame, got on at Orrvills TO ride to MRseillon.
He wore 500 suit Of clothes he's md md S.4S hat:
at dinner when Brown got on.
Massillon was reached before Carl could get
| at LiIn and Massil.on turned out tho finest col
/ lection OF Populists that had been seen since
| Chicago was left behind twelve hours and more
| smiles, made his wbv from the dining car back
| to the tail end, and there read with delight tho
He saw pictured on a cross OF gilt Mckinley
| crucifed and descending into hell. He saw on
horn. o hs 3 Srow se 81 am
| He saw nll sorts of hobo signs aud tho more he
saw the happier he looked. ,,,.
speech. II the reader wants to know what no
and and can V take any Of the rst three parts Of the
speech. The train moved on while the Mas
introduced to tho crowd at MAssillon by Mayor
Schott. The train was jammed full OF people
Wnen IL lelt hneSlllOn.
AT M'KISLEY's HOME.
Canton. the home of Major Mckinley, was the
next station and several hundred people were
aboard who wanted to see what Canton was
spent all OF Sunday telling what they were
going 70 do. The reception was to be the big
than 10000 people.
There was to be great procession Ssn ans tnst AT
nsoeT so in On az 9be aon
not more than 5000 people. This statement
will be denounced by free-silver men every;
the tree-silver men in the train that the crowd
numbered not less than $4,000;
there we're 10000 people in tho crowd There
could be NO mistake about It. he said, 6u. a
number 70 be 5000. The Democratic Chief of
Police of Canton. who had watched the gather
nF hs s50Md and Go Or per OF
This statement may he declared untrue by the
free silver men. but it Is true. nevertheless. A
fiat car had been drawn up beside the train at
the station. and after the Boy Orator had yanly
he succeeded in getting of at the other end and
was pulled upon the platform by willing hands;
and the crowd yelled all sorts OF yells. Some
body in the crowd tried to tear down picture
OF s %hsn & IN spSs the
Boy Orators 200. milo. long. speech. lie got off
another chunk ofit., He said:
Mr. CHAIRMAN, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN:
When received notice short time ago Of the
organization of silver club in this city little
seems TO be behind that club. am glad
to meet those OF this city. the home of my dis
his high character aud personal worth.
[Great applause and cheeringl shall
satisfied il as private indiriduai may be able
to stand beside him In public esteem. Loud
. But. my friends. this is not a contest
between persons, 1t matters little TO the
American People whether your d,st,n-
ntaha nd EFln or - la 81
% uais. occupy W The the chief oxecu,ive @sition
in the greatest nation upon earth. lGreat and
what policies the President shall stand. Ire
moved cheering.l In this campaign persons are
los; sight OF entirely in tho cause which those
I'm my own state and in my own city are
country viii be better served by the eiection 10, Of
that in his home there are so many
will be bes, served by his dcfest Loud cheer.
inE.1 He is your neighbor. as we understand
neighbor beg you to turn to the Scripture and
there read the parable Of the neiEhbor.
those who have fallen smons @ thieves. Great
and continued cheering. He is
pssh00f s4sss bring. ws0 relief IL the Aon, v of humble die
judgment. at this time, when we are cursed by
an hnsoenI poSyo that our oppo
eign, relief comes to us. ~ believe that the
age of silver at tho present legal ratio
ing for the aid consent OF any other nation
on earth. Loud applause.l
believe my opponent should be elected. shall
bear them no III will. ard | have so high
'Ead @ shai w
Of one them should feel free to make his ballot
represent n freeman? will, although II may re-
you as R townsmau still. loud applause and
shouts OF -" That's where. he 0elongs"]. thank
day day 'o' your N'''' "''e-''''A A"" 'u you soo1
The crowd was enthusiastic while Bryan was
he was greeted with yells, and he went ont on
the hack platform and doubling ZIP over the
RSyan , ~ GOT % big Yellow apple. and Souquets a
were thrown at her and her husband as the
From Canton on to Pittsburgh. at station
after station there was repetition OF scenes
described already. From the time he struck
WAS reached Silver Dick Bland never lost an
opportunity 10 leap up and shont for free silver
other piece ef the 3o0-mile speech and hurled it
at The multitude. Al Alliance Mrs. Bryan got
Orator OF the train. walked him across the
street. and made him make another talk almost
as long as that IN canton.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: These are times
Of great i'm mportance. Upon the decision Of the
turning decision of the civilized world. Upnn |
the action OF the State of Ohio may turn the |
action of The nation. and the action OF = single !
Individual in this state may determine the |
tiou OF Ohio.
81 beg you when you cast your votes to
take into account the tremendous re-
suits which may follow that action. |
You have right American citi- |
zens. TO go to the polls carelessly. You. have |
no right TO cast your votes with indifference. II
is a duty you owe to yourselves. your families. |
and your country and God TO make your ballot |
represent your conscience and your judgment.
a." met last night n gentleman who told mo |
that his employer was against me. but that he |
was for me. | have heard that remark before. |
The ployer and the employee have right to |
differ in politics.
/" But remem oer my friends. that we live in |
q nation where the salary that man receives |
does not purc hase his citizenship. No wages |
are high enough for that The dollars which |
are paid for the labor OF the hand or the mind |
are paid for the labor and not for votes. tGreat |
cheering.l
Il want to suggest that the employer who |
attempts to use mpioy nent to rob the employee |
of his citiEensh! 10 does not deserve to live iu
country like this. Renewed cheering
'"The franchise ia given each Individual fur