The sun., 1896-08-24
BRYAN'S VISIT TO HILL.
TO ne THE @ UESr OF THE SENATOR
At TOLFER1'S R0osT ON TUEsDAT,

al HOLFhhl'S HUUSI "" 1ObbDhlp
The AFFAIR Arranged by the Albany silver
Leadcrs-Hs win First Go TO winntsook
Lodge on Invitat,on OF ulnkiey-whom
He VIII Meet There lie Not Known.
BARRYTowN, N. ", Aug. 23-According TO
the present programme. William J. Bryan, the
Popocrat candidate for the Presidency, will
dine with Senator David 3. Hill In Albany on
Tuesday evening. There can be no doubt that
this meeting has been arranged. For several
days rumors to this effect have been ahoat and
one Of them was printed in The Sun to-day.
1t was learned tonight positively that tho Al
bsny silver leaders. who have charge OF the
Bryan meeting there on Tuesday night, have
arranged that tho candidate for the Presidency
shall bo the euost of the Democratic leader Of
tho State during his brief stay In the capital.
Mr.. Bryan's "rest" in this little village has
evidently been Of benefit TO him In other ways
than physically. He has sawed good deal of
wood in tho library Of the Perrine House, where
he has kept himself every morning for week.
The frosty reception Of bis oratoricsl efforts by
the people OF the county have been made up for
by the invitation 10 dine with Mr.. Hill and to
spend night At winnisook Lodge with Chair
man Hinkley OF the Democratic State Commit
tee. His friends declare. aud thoss acquainted
,,on h. . rrsh sor ,ho h.ra -o,on an ,ha mart NJ
tbo,, n vhor, rerpInr,ty IA the hread Of life.
Ever since tho boy Orator began resting in
Upper Red Hook there has been on the part Of
the machine leaders hereabouts o noticeable
edging toward him. Mr.. Bryan has been very
reticent about these mattera When he was
..en to.nIoht In r.fercnca "a ,be invitntlon 10
wn,,.r.,. p.,,t an rrn..a,v n. ,.,a, .Ih,yo
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-, 60 q, AIh.,vr ". Iii ,.t,h.r con.
a., 49, a.,x ,h., r. "a. - .ton a, Mr. Hin.
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$50, =. ~. NJ. o..,s...sa.,
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Or, ~ ..N ~ ~, ~ .h",.
" $500. 80. -. n, iii "a
o 80. =. ~. .s".....
a,e'' -, 81 ~, ououoo. "e'As ~ sno W",s..-
This Will allow him seVerei houre AZ "oitesta
Roost in which to confer with Hr. Hill and such
other mecn.nS ,esaer' - may .. .n'eu .,a. 80 W
the conferences. Thero 10 no oouot that eryen
Of suoce,sful iaue. Whom he will see nc
,.,,.oo. ~. hs.,,.. n, p,,s,s, :. No,
ys. w'S~n hno~n The Tho attention ] Of Of Mr Bryan was vas
called TO the statement Of the President of tho
Chautauaua Association to the effect tina. no
h.o,n.s y, wouid h. i'm nronsr unl.ss Major Mo.
Deeeuse ~ "'u,u " .Aplns N'' A
kinley spoke Also He said;
II shall not speak there. Being interested in
Cybantauoua worry INV vifo and will avail
,s i. - ~. .t
ourselves OF this opportunity 70 sec the parent
association. The work of the association Ia
49,, n.r,I.a, .nd ,ha pr..,s.,, "a op,ts ri1bt
hou-pa''' '''."' ~"o tAe !" 49, $50
In saying that neither cana'oe.' ahould speak
there unless both were invited"
Tho Bow Orator attended services in the
Dutch Reformed Church In the village this
morning with Mr.. Perrine. 1t raIned very hard,
- -. ,h.r. 80. h,,a,v n,or. thar a,,v ,.r.
-. IN honar - ,ha
sion, however, there were two ministers in the
npln,t tb, nas,or the Rev. a. u. Iydecher. and
pu'pi'' Wv vsoSA' 80 " " -, s
DR.. Robert barr OF Se~ourEh' VINO preaoheo
tho sermon. No reference was made to the
nov or,t,r and HI. cana. eroep. thar Mr..
poy s o.-' e. -, - y. ..,.u..
Lycecker prayed that nc "ouio DO especially
bessed aud ''hlled with wisdom and power for
tho anYiettsa and fatigue of tho coming days.-
NJ ds,irN that Ia ahould bo eleotad was az.
nre,sss NJ tbs ssryieeS throuShout were strict
~ non.nsrtiaan.
win t6e eIeentiou that si xteen vheelmen from