New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
Colgate & Co.'S
BRYAN ARRIVES IN BOSTON.
GREETED BY AN IMMENSE THRONG On
THE HISTORIC COMMON.
HE REGAIN THE DAYS JOURNEY AT HARTFORD
WITH A HAIRCUT AND A NATTN NE"
SUIT OF CLOTHES SOMETHING

HE REGAIN THE DAYS JOURNEY AT HARTFORD
WITH A HAIRCUT AND A NATTY NEW
SUIT OF CLOTHES SOMETHING
OF WHAT HE SAID.
Springfield Mass Sept. 25.-Pcople VINO saw WIZ
lam j. Bryan yesterday would hardy k"o" "'''' "
dav The long flowing locks had been closeN
cllpped and the old-fashioned broadcloth coat
which helped make him seem Old had peeh SUPER
seeded by n new cutaway of a modern fashion MT.
Bryan looked nearer his real age than ne la" "'
any time since the campaign began
A hundred or more persons gathered at the New
York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad station
in Hartford this morning to see Mr.. Bryan start
for Springfield Mr. Bryan talked TO them on inc
money question til the train drew out at HE
An audience numbering about 1000 heard MT
Bryan deliver IN address half an hour long III le
Courthouse Square here this afternoon. MI
Bryan reached Springfield 1905. The first per-
son who greeted him at the station was George
Fred Williams. his former colleague In congress
and his active supporter in Massachusetts
Arm in arm they forced their way through big
crowd and entering carriages, were driven 10
Court Square Mr.. Bryan was introduced by Mayor
Winter He spoke. in part, as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen: Before entering upon
discussion OF the great paramount issue %, en ~
independent journalism. (ApplauseD My friends,
aba ,IaN opnoneHf and respect The Springfield Re
publican for the high great applausel pane upon
Tor the tolerance which 1t shows to political oppo
can Sg d G Te whG Was he
founder OF this paper; am told that he is the
w0r E d die he or cac he bcVe NOT worthy
TO live. Great applause challenge you TO
has passed through a single contest which has
aroused more carncstncss than this contest through
which are now passing.
NEW DESIGN FOR THE DOLLAR.
II we are going to have a gold dollar whose APP
petite is never satisfied and a geld dollar which
insists upon eating more Of the products of toll
every year, ought to change the dies at the
Min, and so describe the dollar that people will
understand 4. Let us take off the efnbiems that
have adorned it from the beginning and put on
side the picture OF the horse leech and under
the picture let It he written. in Proverbs, Give
give give" and on the other side of the dollar let
US put the picture Of an open grave. and above IL
enough" Great applause and laughterJ
Worcester. Mass. Sept. 25-In the special car of
the Massachusetts committee, Mr.. Bryan made the
trip from Springfield to Worcester. He talked most
Of the way with George Fred Williams Mr.. Bryan
spoke here a temporary stand. Behind him was
the big building of underwear manufacturer,
who had laSishy decorated his establishment with
cmblems showing hostility to the Democratic can
didate A big portrait Of Mckinley and an Amer
lean flag as its background hung near the red
standard Of Anarchy with Bryans portrait on it.
Mr. Bryan saw the decorations, but made no refer
ence to them In his speech here he said:
read poem written by coal miner in Penn
sylvania that contained more political economy
the campaign. He said in his poem, What miner
would work in mine with single shah, s,dhe
shaft and they hold control of that shaft. If the
people here depended on one spring of water. and
II owned by one person, what would 9i me
result? There would be one person who would not
know what hard times were. Others would suffer
but that one would be free He would take adyan-
tagc OF their necessities and skim the cream of the
milk
RESTING ALL HE CAN.
Boston Sept 25-Only one stop. and that at
South birmingham made by Mr.. Bryan on his
trip from Worcester 10 Boston. To number Of in
quiries about his health. Mr.. Bryan replied this
evening that he feeling strong and well. and
was reducing exertion to a minimum by resting at
every opportunity. He has not yet written his
letter accepting the Populist nomination. He told
a representative OF the United Associated Presses
to-day that he had not had time 10 finish II. but
would probably do so next week ,,
Mr. Bryan arrived in Boston at 5:3' o'clock TINS
afternoon He came over the Boston and Albany
Railroad. and was met at the kneeand,st station
SewaIl-Williams club and about 1000 people The
delegation to meet M Bryan consisted Of RGoeit
Hobart. Major Henry wynn. Frederick Crawford
When Mr. Bryan appeared on the platform Of his
there was a cheer and mighty rush by the
obliged to do, and at last pushed ne crowd back
and made way for Mr. Bryan and Mr, WILLIAMS Hams
%,here after a short reception at which q few
members Of the Bimetallic Union and Arthur
Colonel stephen w Nickerson presided. At the
left Of Mr. Bryan sat Colonel Nickerson. Mr. Sewall
ana f. Moody Boynton. while at his right were
George Fred Williams and the Rev. Frederick Gf-
ford After the dinner Colonel Nickerson intro
duccd Mr. Boynton who welcomed Mr.. Bryan TO
Boston Mr.. Bryan responded in a few serious
words.
Then Mr. Bryan appeared for moment before
the crowd in the main dining had of the hotel
There were cheers and Il demand for a speech. Mr..
Williams urged the crowd to desist, but it yelled
the louder for speech. and finally the candidate
Welded and made a minute address.
Mr. Bryan was due to begin speaking on the Com
mon AZ 645 1t was :: 30 before he finally arrived
there and he found gathered about the temporary
stand that had been erected Beacon and
Charles SITS. from 10000 to 1000 people Police
officers said that the crowd numbered at least 10
600 Mr. Bryan said it the largest gathering
he had addressed. Mr.. Bryan introduced by
James II. Mellen. of Worcester. After the cheers
had subsidized he said:
am glad 10 greet you as fellow citizens of a
common country. shall not attempt to make my
self heard al assembled here. have spoken to
a number of audiences. but never to that |
seemed to reach so far away into the distance as
this one. CApplause.) will speak to those who |
are nearest and those who I'm Rhode Island and
Maine can hear me when visit those States.
We have entered upon great contest. For years !
the people Of this country who have been studying |