The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-20
BRYAN IN OHIO.
Makes Circuit and Speaks lii Towns that
Put I'm the Cash. 4. r.

Put Up the Cash.
TOLEDO, Oct. 19.-The Buckeye state,
the home, of his opponent, was again vls-
tied by William; J. Bryan to-day. at 4:25
O'clock to-day the special car, Idler,
bearing the party, was pulled out Of
Detroit and at $50 the city OF Toledo,
which some weeks ago gave the nominee
such q hearty welcome, was reached.
Here :. EOodly crowd had gathered at the
depot and outside the gates and cheered
the nominee. At Z o'clock he made n.
three-minute speech at Perrysburg and
another at Deshler q half hour later.
snort speeches were made by him at OF
iowa and LeipsIc' Junction , Y
I. Shortly after 9 o'clock the first speech
OF any length was made at Lima, where
for 30 minutes the nominee eXpounded
the free Silver doctrine, i5af3,
SIDNEY, O.. Oct. .19.-About the band
stand in the city park several thousand
people had gathered to hear the noml-
nee and when they heard him they, gave
demonstratlve evidences gof approval,
1t was crush and the committee OF ar
rangements were either apowerless to
protect the party,from the crowd or too
interested In shaking the hands OF a
business for which they were appointed
In his speech, Mr.. Bryan quoted the let
ter Of Mark Hanna calling on the people
who intended to vote the Republican
ticket to hang the American flag from
their windows October 81. ft5
He said: MY friends. 1t Is the first
time that I know Of that 4 have ever
agreed with the, chairman OF the Republ-
llcan national COMMITTEES. butI want 10
sign my name to his letter and ask all
those who believe In the ideas set forth
there to display the flag on the 53lst OF
October. because there Is not a thing In
that letter but what we advocate tes OF free
silver endorse"
AS enthusiastic. an audience as Mr..
Bryan has addressed for some time was
Wapakoneta when the special pulled
Into that place. He spoke on the same
lines as he had used often before, dis
cussing the money question. ti
Ii a crowd OF several thousand people
checrcd the train Mt Dayton where, u
stop OF ten minutes was made TO at
tach IN extra conch, containing the
Hamilton escort committee, of nifty At
Hamilton an immense crowd met the
train cx-Govcrnor James lC, Campbell.
whose home is there, being at the head
| OF the reception committee. 3LfS,S z, l9 q
There were short stops at Nenin ana
Jamestown and good sized crowds lis
tened to five minute speeches from the
nominee at the latter places, while the
crowd was enthusiastic there was quite
n number of Mckinley shputcrs and
badges In the crowd. Washington C, N !.
was given a ten minute talk and tho
large audience was apparently In SYM
pathy with The speaker. e5&fa gEa
Clrelevllle, came In for a i've minute
talk from tie{p platform OF the rcnr car
TO a fair s!ben audience. There were
short addresses at Lancaster and New
Lexington 40 crowds as large as could
be expected. VI 4t 543 n y
5 BY this itine!a dris.lng rain had set
In and The outdoor speeches were con-
seQuentlSj attended with i!iconvenlenCr
;oHthe candidate. The train was two
ifli,rs late. and Tlnesviii1 was il not
I3rehchcd untl after 1880 O'clock. t5's.
| Here the triple nominee made II a
speech or n half hour'A dliratiop.6 FL
Tho train bearing tliea,1rty5ieft far
Bellairc5attt LOS md 9wlll arrive at, ,hat;
place abeut;S s O'clock 10, morrow, when;
the nominee makes the first speech 81
ltlre days 8i "A y n. {. :. - n