New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
BRYAN TALKS SOME MORE
THE CANDIDATES TRAVELS IN DUTCH
ESS COUNTY.

c,,r,Rcu FAIR md MAKES A POLITICAL
sprrcu AT A NoN-PARTIsAN RECEPTION
,-rrer Red Hook n. V. Aug 19-At ? o'clock Mr.
.d Mrs BRYAN and Mr.. and Mrs. Perrine. their
ns,s left Upper Red Hook in covered wagon 10
A,,,.e over to Ellersle. Governor Mortons nome.
,,-,,b them went the Misses Perrine and NUMBER OF
.r,erds IN vehicles and on bicycles Others )o'heu
,hon, along the road and by the time EIersiie was
,ohed the procession was quite formidable. The
orte was through Red Hook or the lower village
ast the estates OF John Jacob Astor. John Arm
strong Chanler and other persons OF wealth. ana
,hro,lch RhinecliN Governor Mortons stock
farm Mr.. Bryan and his friends inspected the
stable and the dairy houses under escort OF GOV
srnor Mortons superintendent. who had been In
.,ructod from Albany by the Governors private
sscretarv Colonel Ashley W Cole. to show the
candidate every attention Il he came. Governor
Morton is IN the Adirondscks
Leaving Ellersie. Mr.. Bryan and his party visited
the estate Of Colonel Jacob RUPERT. the brewer
and then started FOR Rhinebeck. where they were
10 have supper ON the way Mr.. Bryan was met
by he Rev. Mr. Richards. pastor Of the Hillside
Methodist Church. and invited TO visit the church
fair in progress in = tent by Mr. Bryan paid
s. for the admission of the party and made liberal
purchases OF ice cream and cake
RhincbeCk people the lookout for the
Democratic candidate. He had teephoned to have
Supper tor himself and friends AT o'clock. and
when he arrived he found the ancient Rhinebeck
Hotel where the meal had been ordered. decorated
with hunting in his honor. Not only that. but re-
oeption committee was awaiting him. and they had
brass band Mr.. Bryan was informed that the re-
oenfon was intended to be entirely non partisan. lie
was introduced 10 about three hundred people by
George L. FSsesjyne. a prominent Republican, who
is sometimes called the "Golden-;ongued Orator OF
Northern Dutchoss' Mr.. Esselstyne said:
We appear here altogether in an impromptu saith
ernc We did not know. TWO or three hours ago,
that we were he recipients of the magnincent
honor which is conferred upon us tonight IT gives
nome 70 the village Of Rhnebecl-a pleasure that is
shared by my fellow citizens by reason OF the ngn
once for which he is candidate. Many centuries
ago it was saiG that 10 he Roman Was gtea'eI
than 10 be king and can he ssa 20 hs rreatep
than 20 be either Roman or king Irrespective OF
either party or other CONSIDERATIONS We eA'e"u "
you hearty welcome.
To this Mr. Bryan replied:
Mr. Chairman. Ladies and Gentlemen ! think
that can go further even than me chalffhs' the
MS mprompp meeting H SAYS that he 20 r re 1er
than 20 be Roman or King But lew a o aSe re
10 be 2 citizen is greater than 10 be a king in any
nation on earth rejoice that | live In land
thoritv and derive that authority from the consent
Of t and do nS not g ny bq Tfh ndeon or
on the Western praries we stand upon common
Rar a9a vs. NAV IN bso6F to
parties but trust may 3e BE 10 express San me
cav that we ought TO belong at all times 10 that
Marty which IN our Judgment will enable us best
ends They are the means use to secure that
which believe be best for for our families
and for our fellows
Issues arise from time 70 time. and it IS the duty
OF every czen who l9ves ms country ana "1 no.; sp
study esch issue it arises am not here tonight
10 rest bit cannot withstand the temptation this
beg that You will study. If you have not done
ps.a amount. | know that among our neighbors in the
r.sst there are many who have regarded our position
~ The money question. the position taken ny the
chicago Convention as entirely wrong, and they
sreak Of the silver sentiment as source Of disease
! want beg you. my friends 70 believe that We who
advocate the restoration Of the money OF the Cons'-
tu'ion are not seeking that poi y because we be
We conld and we honastlv believe that there can he
no permanent no general prosperity in this country
un,l we step the conspiracy Of those who Touo max
5er IN rbjngs ydsnanj non thai a5ne we believe
while the struggle for gold goes on other tnnss
must become cheap that az we increase the demand
for that thing must decrease the price OF al
those things hat we change FOR god ana Mf
mat this falling of prices competed ny esSia S h s
destructive Of the energies, the ineqsI'e S an I'D
aaps Of ne o8s Of me United states anu
beg Of you when YOU are considering this aaeSs
UP Of 100000 people. and each is the equal OF
have visited some Of your beautiful villas along
. Hudson J have been charmed with the beauty
study this question to remember that those who.
instead Of occupying these magnihcent places.
as much interest In The mqney question as, as any ~
viewed from the STANDPOINT OF any ciass OF people.
II reaches every man woman and child II the
enough TO Comprehend them all. because believe
speak the truth when say that the prosperity
who toll and that you cannot have financial pol
ICY which brings distress 10 those who create
wealth without in the end reaching those who rest
have a policy which brings prosperity 10 the |
70 all mankind | beg you that in your considera-
lion of this question you will study the interests OF
al. and not merely the Interest of those who may
he permanently benefited by the rise in the value
II dollar, and when YOU have made up your |
The right 10 express your own view The ballot |
Vas not given in order that one man should vote |
for many. that one man should compel others 10
given i'm order that each man might make his |
ballot represent a freemans will. and then when !
likes expresses himself we make a maiorltv and |
hold I'D his hands while ne administers for us the
Government. whether We agree with his views
r and Mrs Bryap y and in3 Air. ana Mrs PsTrRe
from Rhinebeck Upper Red Hook 1t was late |
when they reached the home Of the Perrines
RsH b of9 Sf his return 20 the We s y p M5
eramme has not yet been completed and may be !
changed somewhat. but so far as it has been
ranged it Is summed ny in the following state
ment dictated to-day by Mr.. BRYAN
We shall leave TarrytoWn ut 6:J6 Tuesday after
noon the 18th. reaching Albany al $50 p. m. We |
hall leave there at 10 o'clock that night arriving
oGG We sha reach "" una"
bout 2 % p and stop there one hour. leaving |
Tor Buffalo IN time to reach there at - p. m: we
VIII take tho first train TO Erie. Penn. arriving |
there early in The evening At Erie viii attend
2sth. " will return the next morning TO Buffalo
@ TIE 5s9 os n fh week n Mfisn N sH
proceed West Wednesday morning
WAITING FOR SOMETHING TO TURN Up. |
HARD WORK or THE PEOPLE IN THE HOTEL