New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
with Won the determination TO leave no effort un-
done TO carry out the principles which you espouse
FROM UTICA TO BUFFALO,
BRYAN MAKES FREE SILVER SPEECHES IN SYRIA
cUsE, ROCHESTER AND OTHER PLACES
on THE WAY

BRYAN MAKES FREE SILVER SPEECHES IN Sii"A-
CUsE ROCHESTER AND OTHER PLACES
on THE WAY.
Syracuse, y. Y, Aug. %-After pleasant .rlp
of two hours through the Mohawk Naley "Hai"
j. Bryan reached Syracuse at 91O O'Clock tnis ihor'
ing 1t had been his intention to start "es'"ai"
again at o'clock a. m from Utica but he was per-
shaded 10 postpone his departure until ':2l a. m
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan walked 10 the New-for Ce"-
trail station from Baggs Hotel. Few people were oa
hand but they managed 10 set up a cneer anu ST. @
the candidate and his wife off In good order' lne
first stopping place this morning was home' dt ''O
o'clock. There was crowd OF workihsnen AZ ~, We
station but there noisy demonstration Nir,
and Mrs Bryan went out on the rear P'atioi'' III, "
received some cheers. Mr.. Bryan was H'iouu0..
as the next President OF the United states ne sou
that the train would stop too short time 10 permit
him 70 make a speech, and then he went on 10 make
a little one Tie men before him. he SAID, Woua na
have plenty OF opportunities 10 re1o S a' maj good
question. He imagined from t1eI IaCtS ina a oooa
many of already made up thelr nSI ~ S bn, s
ooverwHnImed o by a flood of money. Laughterl Their
opponents told them that with Tree coaSv or rhst
there would be SO much money in the couny h = t and
the people would not know wnat 70 orcuaon h9 W,t A. also
that gold would be scared OUT OF t, nn,,oh 70
supply money They tried to frghten tnem III o Uotn
ways THAT rather amuses me, saiu ,ore M minis ara
needed there lots of towns tha VIII & aoW TonFb tl
to be built and plenty nd e U1 % do not need to hire synd
Gates for that Al this P3int san ,ne is sstepDed back
rpn n. MT.
Oneida s reached at S25 o'clock turned out anothsr
asSembage Of workingmen to whom Mr.. Irydi, sdio
'Fellow-ctzens: You have ample oPpor ,mnaen
study and discuss the issues dollar ask
them who made a fty-cent dollar 1t was not so
l, nast5ta ten minutes later the train stopped
onlv long enough to give the people WIZ Rncrstc m
eSisdt there srd an (ew Of them to hands with
him There was no noisy % ri thousand peo-
,o M rc We're gathered in the station and they gave
cheer as the train stopped' cnr anu to ' the plat
forn At the Yates House the members OF ne e re
ception of women took care of Mrs. Bryan.
After quarter of an hour there' .he We escorts
was wasonded to Hanover square block away; fol-
lowed by about thousand men anu nrder o' and Mr
ncnuie D,aI ass introduced by ex-Mayor william J.
Kirk Mr. Bryan began his address So wou gouornmer
derived IT'S Jus, Pown Vel that canddates for high
goyeTneG shoud IT W be "p permitted to in contact
with the voters and so he had thousht H. ~ rSe noi 10
show himself as w"s aca a to o gold and Silver
.5od declared openly and publicly that they were
exerting themselves TO keep Anarchy and socialism m
from dominating in the Inited states; wan maj ~
ne neo1le who are opposing the ticket nominated
AT Chicago not doing because they are aralu &
that Anarchy will be triumphant, but because thcy
know that The success Of that ticket Will over
throw those who think that they are greater tnan
the Government (Cheers) hurl back the cnaIHe der
say that those men are the great 1 onehders ,dqsrs
against thoir countrys good ana thaI out Mo on
explanation Of the mo1fy M 3S rcc Coinage of silver
would restore prosperity TO the country
HIS VOICE GIVES OUT AGAIN.
Rochester. Aug 2s-The failure OF the usually
vigorous vocal organs OF the young Democratic
nominee for the Presidency to perform with their
accustomed strength disappointed the multitude
that assembled in Browns Square this afternoon
to hear William J. Bryan deliver speech; Ihe Inc
air llcd n
here AT go o'clock. and the several hundred peoi
pie gathered there pressed iorward au srort
of John 5. Bronx chairman Of the Monroe toun,y la
+ " Smith who had met him at Syracuse In
behalf Of the Rochester Reception Gommltt.ee
George Il Perkins Mayor S George n,C c. aNd WarpeT aG
TS5sgr GWer cv 'fns bamocrac aaG na H. McDonaG pres
di Of cdhd hF oprS the crush about the
nominee and his wife was tremendous; With
Bryan and the members of the committee pro
cecdd to Browns sauarG about ro Of n@ the o nomnae rne
in his well-known white felt hat and black alpaca
many in the crowd. Frederick Cook. ex -Secre-
tary Of State. presented Mr. Bryan. Before ne
wsTo aes Of ms nd m COOK u cut
short his remarks: Those who came to hear
TO expect from the reputation that had preceded
hoarse that his voice could be heard scarcely
hundred feet away He spoke with some eifort
work Those beyond the range of his voice and
they numbered "A large majority OF the gathering
pushed forward in an attempt 10 get within hearing
distance. but the human mass nearer the stand
was too great for its accomplishment. This caused
large segmcnts OF people on the outskirts to move
away. and the audience perceptbly dwindled Mr..
Il am candidate for the highest office in the gift
of the people Of the greatest Nation Of the earth
day. CheeIs) And as candidate for that position
appear before you, not however to solicit your suf
frages. because they yours. and one has a
right TO tell you how you will use them or 10 beg you
to present them to him as gift You are free men.
The ballot is yours to use for the defence of your
rights for the protection Of your interests and for the
welfare OF society. How each OF you shall his
ballot is for you 10 determine, and no one has the
right to complain. provided those who shall first
endeavor to decide integenty how that vote should
be cast.
He then went on make an argument for free
silver.
The ride back to the station was accomplished with
difficulty, and II was hard work 10 get through
the people the train Platform Mr.. Bryan had ar
ranged TO take the Empire State Express the trip
10 Buffalo and when the famous flyer dashed into
board in an unceremonious manner by the throng at
his back The train lef, Rochester 32. Mr.. Bryan
standing on the platform, bowing his thanks TO
those who joined in the farewell cheer.
Buffalo Aug. 26-The Empire State Express bear
ing the Bryan party arrived at the NewYor Central
Station at 4A5 p. m. A reception committee con-
sstlng OF Norman f. Mack OF THE Buffalo Tines:
Judge Titus eXSurrogaie Jacob Stern Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney William T. Mackey and others met
Mr. Bryan at Rochester and accompanied him 10 this
city When the tram rolled into the station here
large crowd gathered the platform and
cheercd the Democratic candidate as he stepped from
waiting TO take him 20 Erie. Penn As this train
pulled out Of the station, attached 10 engine bear
Ing the Significant number 'l6. Mr.. Bryan lifted his
hat and bowed from the platform in response TO
the cheers OF the assemblage.
TREES THAT WHISTLE