The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-20
BRYANs VISIT MOTIONS PLACE
On Their Return They Have a Real Nice
lime With the "Plain People"


Upper Red Hook, New York Aug. IS.
VIM. j. Bryan has determined to
make a pretty thorough canvass of the
state of New York and for the first
time since the days of Martin Van
Buren, will make addresses in nearly
every important city. He will first
go to Albany, the home of David i.
Hill, spending five hours there. He viii
visit each big city along the New York
Central railroad. Speaking of his trip
today he added:
I'VE shall leave Upper Red Hook at
$50 on Tuesday the 25th. reaching AL
hany at $50 p. m. We will leave there
about 10 p. m. and go to Syracuse,
reaching there at 2:05 a. m, and re-
main there until II m. and then reach
Rochester at 2:25 p. m, and stop at
Rochester one hour, arriving at Buff
falo about 4:45 p. m. Then we take
the first train for Erie, Penn, arriving
there between and o'clock, and will
attend a meeting of Democratic clubs
that evening and return the next morn
ing to Buffalo, where we will attend
another meeting of Democratic clubs.
We will remain in western New York
for the rest of the week. We viii
stay in Chautauqua over Sunday and
Mr.. Bryan will probably speak in
Medina. Hornellsville and Jamestown
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan received a troop
of United States artillery as it passed
here this morning. 1t was Battery
X, First Artillery. in command of Lieu
tenant A. Stacker, and was on its way
to Pakenville.
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
started out with their host and the
usual train of newspaper men for "a
quiet drive" 1t ended as usual in
brass band hurrah time at Rhinebeck,
a place Of 1900 inhabitants about L.
miles from here, where the candidate
stopped for supper. The party after
leaving Red Hook. drove by the beau
tiful river residences OF the Astors.
Chambers and other wealthy people I'M
til they reached the home of Governor
Levi p. Morton at "Ellerslie." The SUI
perinten6ent of the place had received
a telephone from Governor Morton's
private secretary. Colonel Ashley, that
Mr.. Bryan was noted in the newspa-
pers as going to "Ellerslie" and if he
came. to show him every attention
possible. The party was conducted
through the immense stock farm and
was displayed. The residence was then
| inspected and the party took carriages
and went down 10 Jacob y. Rupperts
summer place. Returning a stop was
made at an open air church picnic
where the party was hailed and asked
to come in. They went in. NJ Bryan
paying s. for the party. IL was the
summer fair Of the Hillside Methodist
church.
AT Rhinebeck half a hundred people
We're in waiting when the party alight-
ed. The hotel the ''Rhinebeck." pre-
sided over by a Republican, was deco
rated With bunting aad as the party
dined. the party grew larger. In
very short time il was decided to give
a welcome to the candidate and George
l.. E,SSelstyne. 4 Republican. was Sc
lected 70 welcome M. Bryan. in a pure
" social way. TO the village. \ brass
band played in front Of the hotel anf
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. having finished
supper, received a number % people
on the hotel piazza. y little later. NJ.
Bryan appeared on TIE hotel balcony
and was heartily appiauded. Nr
Esselstyne made a few remarks 70
the assembled people. shout 500 in mum
Der, introducing Mr. Bryan as a social
guest and bidding him welcome 10 the
village as friend of the people. There
were cheers when the silver candidate
came 10 the front OF the balcony TO
speak. He was frequently Interrupted
by applause, his speech being pracd-
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