New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
YELLOW BADGES ALONG BRYANS ROUTE.
CHEERS FOR M'KINLEY LIKEWISE GREET HIM
AT EVERY PLACE HE STOPS.


Duluth Mimi oct l3-Thrteen speeches and
30 miles OF roundabout travel through Minnesota
with a little slice Of Wisconsin included was W. J.
Bryan's campaigning record OF to-day. Anoka- Xix
River Big Lake St Cloud, Ric"'s. l-itt!e fals
Staples Brainerd, Aitken. Carlton and West su-
perior were the places where the nominees special
train stopped long enough TO enable him 10 make
addresses. West Superior. WIS with 1000 ana
St Cloud MINI. with 500 people. gave the largest
audiences OF the day. excepting OF course the g-
ures Of the Duluth reception.
A, n number OF places along the limo OF IN"
Northern Pacific MI Bryan found that many OF
his hearers wore the familiar yellow slips OF paper
or ribbon containing the name OF his Republican
opponent At Brancrd they wero numerous
enough to call forth few comments by the
nominee Cheer. for Mckinley were heard AT tho
stops; In fact. the day began with them at Anoka
when Mr. Bryan delivered his first speech
A, Bralnerd Mr.. Bryan made these comments on
the yellow badges:
do no, know what arguments are most iaInin .r
advanced here against free coinage "a voice. 90
argument thar Is being resor'ed 10 now by our
Republican friends NOR man any osh 60 IN ,b
states where they have the Australian ballot and
saxe his Embodiment, he has right 10 his
~ hsar, 70 criticize The man who wears tho Re-
niblican badge under compuslon These hard
times and they Will be harder than this II the goa
sandaI bo hs. jo5 does not IKE to rsk having that
lob aiken away from him because n" insists upon
being American citizen. 'AppiauseJ bnt ! 40
rejoice that the laborlng men OF ms country W.T."
Instrumental In getting an Australian ballot TO pro-
isci them in jasi such er.-rs as We ar e *
,bis campaign Without il could hardly nope Tor
Victory The Australian ballot Is the protection OF
the American workingmcn, and tyranny "aiis oui,
side while ne goes In 10 vote. Some one has sad
NAT man wears the Republican badge 10 save ms
employment and he votes for free silver 10 make
his Job worth saving - u, s,,
.ouetody shouted How about Slckes|' referring
IN General Daniel Slckles OF New-York. who bolted
IN. Tammany Endorsement OF Bryan and Sewall
ord recently made a speech AT Duluth In favor OF
Mckinley.
For every old soldier We lose, responded NJ.
Bryan I'VE gain dozen.
To-day's trip was taken by the Democratic cand4-
date for the special purpose OF aiding Representa-
tive Charles A. Towne in his night for reelection TO
Congress Duluth Is MIR. Towne's home. big
croud was nj the Union Depot when the candidates
arrived al ! o'clock and hearty cheers ioiio""n M
rryap and Mr. Towne on their way through the
,r..,s 70 the St Louis Hotel. Immediately after
sun,er there Mr. Bryan started out TO MI MS
r,,u,b contracts Like the women OF Minneapolis,
,ha f.p,le supporters Of Mr. Bryan In Duluth haI
or-anped a meeting for their exclusive bereiit Ihey
secured the I.yceum Theatre for the purpose 30
tho . 800 or more women VINO squeezed themselves
,, tho Ivceum tonight had Mr.. Bryan all to
limited because h had to introduce Mr. Bryah.
air I,rvan talked about the Democratic side OF the
money question Mrs Bryan. who was mere Win
Ntrs rovne divided interest win ncr HusDihus
rh. second meeting In the rear shed OF the
local street railway company sreat ,ah ,i,h
capable Of holding u 600 people IL was pach'' WIN
humanity while Mr.. Bryan spok', ,,, 4, WA
To-morrow will be devoted 10 campo ,t ia WE
consln and the northern peninsuar OF Michisah'