The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-23
BRYAN IN PHILADELPHIA
Disappointed Thousands Unable
~ to Hear the Candidate.
sTREETs THRoNeED WITH PEOPLE

6IhGEIS ldhUNtbU Wllu hoI LII
Six Thousand People Crowd Into tho Acad.
emy of Music Long Before tho Speakers
Appearance Overflow Meetings Ad.
dressed by Local Orators.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 23.-Mr. Bryan
made his first campaign speech in New
Jersey yesterday afternoon Mt Washing.
ton Park, IL pleasure resort II few miles be.
low this city. He spoke from the grand
stand of tho bicycle. track inclosure, and
fully 25, 900 stood for over an hour and lis.
tened to him John s. Wright, thefusion
candidate for congress in the First New
Jersey district, presided and introduced
the distinguished visitor. In tho course
of LIS address, which aroused the greatest
enthusiasm, Mr.. Bryan said:
have always been led to regard poll.
tics as very serious business. In coiln.
Cry like this the people themselves make
the laws, or at least thoy have a right to,
and If they do notimprove the opportunity,
they enjoy tho privilege of suffering, be-
cause they have neglected tho opportunity.
In country like this if laws are not good
the people themselves nre to blanc.
l'If every thing Is all right, if the financial
policy of the government is exactly what
you want 1t to be, then it ought not to be
changed A speaker went from Phlladel-
phia to Tennessee, and in making speech
down there he told them that the gold
standard was the best standard in the
world and that we had had ii for twenty
l. - oh vRn
man went up to him and said: Did
understand you to say that tho gold
standard is oil right? Yes he says,
tho gold standard is all right 'Dia
understand you to say that we have had 1T
for twenty yearsr' Yes; for more than
twenty years WELL then, he says,
'why amt we all rights'
'JIincoln was once asked what he
thought of certain mans speech. He
answered. L think that man who
would like that sort of speech would DC
very much pleased with it,. That Is the
WAY it is about the gold standard. man
who likes that sort of thing Is very much
rleased with 1t, but the number who like
shat sort of thingis growing less each day.
"Ths Is campaign OF education, in
which the newspapers are not doing their
share of the work. l met II man yester-
day, IL prominent man, Il well to do man,
who said that until tho Chicago convell-
Ion acteu on Viio suDjo'V no i'''' NV ~
vestlgatea the money question. iie '"lu
no had never SUPPOSED ti'''U t,iclo was any
thing IN IL, that tle papefs o'u hov l'i'nA
IL was worth thinking ABOUT lhtt ohey re-
garded it as II craze, and he did not hnvo time
'as business man, 10 pay any a''ei'io'i W
crazes, but when a gfea. ha'lulal parry
adopted a p!atiorm making inc money
Question the paramount lss''o' ana "eciar,
Ing in favor OF the lree ana uL''li,'oeu
coinage OF silver, nc neean 10 .,ilhh "pout
H. Ihat was only 10" h'ontiis ago anu
ne SAID he had sot 10 po CRANK Oh w.
About SIX years ago nesah w s'uuy
this qhestioh' 'r!lns 70 iinu ouV "iI''r IVA was
nsht' coihp',ou s''o oooNs .. ''.i," .ha ana,,
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hrniy Oh ehe oplnion ''''. .neio uou't t,oo ~
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was put again ny ''ie sioo "a .,o Se,io"
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conclusion l., att.
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country "hich liloro eieAeiy' inoie ou
rectiy' more cohpietsiy iopresst.teu 'n'
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