Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-10-03

as they can of gold dollars, now. wbv
can not he pay his employese twice AZ
much?" ~
Mr.. Clough-But ne won't do It
mr. Bryan-Then you should stop tall
ing your employees you are Interested in
them just before election.
Mr.. Clough-I am merely stating facts
mF: Bryan on are stating what arc
the facts. The employer never paws any
more than he has to pay. Our system
VIII make demand for labor which will
force them to do what they would NOT
do of their own accord
AR Bryan then closed amid applause
banquet to Mr.. Bryan.
Lawrence, Mass, Sept. "a elAb-
crate banquet was rendered Mr.. Bryan at
the Essex house here by the democratic
committee. Chairman John Magee intro
duced Nr. bryan and Mr.. Sewau at tho
north side of the city hall. The meeting
was the largest OF the day, and the audi
ence Cheered Mr.. Bryan throughout his
speech. mr. Bryan made a long speech
which was received enthusiastically. lie
handled the issues Ia a SIMILAR strain as
on similar occasions. and at tho close
was heartily cheered.
In the Pine Tree state.
Portland, Ne, Sept. 26.-The start from
Lawrence for Bath was made at 100 ..
M, and half an hour later the train
stopped in front Of large shoe factory
in Haverhill, the town OF shoe factories.
Another crowd met thu party here. but
time did not permit OF a speech. 9rist
stops were made at Exeter, n. Fl. and
at Rockingham Junction, and at the lat
ter place Mr.. Bryan spoke from the plat
form.
During this speech Mr.. Bryan espied
two pickpockets attempting to remove a
fat pocketbook which protruded from the
pocket Of a man in the crowd.
Look out tnere" cried the nominee,
they are trying to rob you"
In the ensuing confusion, however, the
would-be thieves escaped
This city was reached at o'clock. and
Mr.. Bryan addressed a great multitude
OF people IN the large public square. The
candidate was given one Of the most
demonstratlve greetings OF his tour Ael-
vim p Frank Introduced MI Bryan. who
said
I'm this. the drst opportunity l have
had since | entered the state of Maine,
desire to say to tho people OF Maine
that the democrats or the nation have
no complaint to make OF the manner In
which you have fought your state cleo
ton battle We understand the circum
stances which have surrounded you.
Yet we can rejoice IN the fact that the
democratic candidate for governor
standing on a silver platform, In spite
of the desertlon of the gold standard
men, poled 1000 votes more than the dem
ocratic party did two years ago. we
bid you God speed in the work you are
still carrying on"
Mr.. Bryan then went into a lengthy
defense OF free coinage and the chicago
platform.
At SewaIPs Home.
p0fh
Portland at $50 for the home of the vice
presidential candidate. Several orlet
stops were made. but Brunswick was the
only place where anything was SAID
Bowdoin college Is located there ana
big force of students turned out. They
profted by the action OF the Yale boys
however, and gave Mr.. Bryan an ehthu-
siastic ovation, in which there was not
dissenting voice The party reachod
Bath at o'clock, and was driven IL
rectly to Mr.. Sewalrs home, where dln-
ner was served. The big meeting OF the
night vas held In customhouse square.
1t was probably the greatest night III
the history of this town. The entiTe
population turned out to meet the tram
Cannon were discharged, and there were
fireworks all round. Mr.. Bryan ana Mr.
Sewall appeared on the platform at o:i9
.. m When Mr.. Sewall stepped to Inc
front to introduce Mr.. Bryan, reIne''-
dous roar went up from the crowd
When Mr., Bryan finished there was
great demonstration. Those who had
listened to him with close attention
crowded about the stand to shake MS
hand When he was finally rescued from
their struggles, the crowd sent up three
cheers. and the candidate was driven To
Mr.. SewaI's home for a night OF rest.
HRYAN IN THE GRANITE STATE
Met I'm Boston by the Manchester
Committee.