The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-11

NOOnIlnu6Q rage IL
with members of the Pittsburg citizens
reception committee, came in from the
smoky city shortly before noon. Dele
cations were also present from adj near
by towns and cities. These, with the
local enthusiasts, formed parade and
marched to the depot, where almost
Democrat and Populist, had assembled
Every available piece of vantage
ground was taken. When Bryan's train
hove in sight there was great cheering
and confused yells of 'Hurrah for Nc
Kinley'' and "Hurrah for Bryan"
Several Mckinley banners were dis
played
ear through the railroad yard in order
to attach the special car of the Pitts
burg reception committee. While this
was being done Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
were assisted on a fiat car in 'front.' OF
the depot
Mayor Rice, of Canton, chairman OF
the reception committee, introduced
Mr.. BRYAN as the man who
REPRESENTS THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE
better than amy man who ever became
candidate for the presidency. MT.
BRYAN was greeted with great cheeT-
ing. Hats were thrown into the ain anu
the enthusiasm of the crowd was MANI
tested in every conceivable way.
His references to Mckinley were
greeted with enthusiasm and each time
he referred TO the major there were
wells of "Hurrah for Mckinley"
Mir BRYAN spoke as follows MI.
r-haiv-nan. Ladies and Gentlemen
When I received notice short time
ago of the organization OF SILVER
club in this city, l little imagined ohe
Z tremendous sentiment which seems 10
be behind that club. L am glad TO meet
those of this city the home OF my GINS
+ine11ished opponent, and glad to tes-
tify TO his high character and personal
worth. (Great applause and cheers
shall be satisfied if as a private m
divid1lal I may be able to stand be-
side him in public esteem. cloud ap-
Slause). But, my friends, this Is non
a contest between persons 1t mat
sers little TO the American people
whether your distinguished Ieiiow
towns7nen or myself as, individuals oc-
cIipy the chief executive position iii
the greatest nation upon earth CGrea1
and continued applause); but 1t does
matter for what policies the president
shall stand (Renewed applause). IN
this campaign, persons are lost slsrlE
of entirely in the cause which those
persons represent. In my state ana
in my own city are many people WHO
believe the interests OF the country
will be best served by the election OF
my opponent, and ] am gratified TO
know that in this state there are SO
MANY who believe that the interest OF
the country will be best served by ms
defeat Cloud cheering). He is your
,7eierhfoor as we know the word, buI
if / am not your geographical neighooT'
/ beg you to turn to the scripture
and to read the parable of the nelgn-
Dor. In this contest hope TO De the
reiehbo- of those who have fallen
among thieves. (Great and continued
cheering) He is a neighbor VINO, IN
The hour of distress, brings relief. IN
my humble Judgment AT this time
when we are crushed by an european
financial policy that our opponents tell
us we must endure until foreign re-
lief comes to US, 1 believe that the
neighbor of all the toiling masses is
the man who asks for the lnEleuia'ls
restoration of the free and unlimited
ooinuaeoe of silver at the present legal
ratio of Is to l (thunderouS applause
without waiting for the aid or consent
of any nation on earth. To my neigh
f1ors at home. I say tfat II they pc
lieve my opponent should be elected
shah bear them no i'll will and l have
so high a regard for my opponent SnA'
/ know he will say to his townsTnen
here that every one of them should
feel free to make his ballot represent
a free mans will. although ut may re-
suit in keeping your distinguished clu-
zen among you as a townssnan SUN
cloud applause and shouts of 'IhaN
where he belongs).
Il thank you for your kind ATTENTION
and bid YOU good day
When Mr. Bryan had concluded M
Jumped down from the car and turned
to assist Mrs. Bryan down. Major Rice
however. detained her a moment to IN
trod1ce her and she smiled and bowe(
to the crowd. just as Mr.. and Mrs
BRYAN boarded their car, lady pusnet
her way through the crowd and pre-
scented Mrs. Bryan with bunch
roses -.
lady. A..
Frvan, and Mr. and Mrs r. p go
stood on the rear platform, bowling t.
the cheering thousands
At Several Places.