The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
IT. TsIyc 70 THOUSANDS.
3 yaa Continuing on His Won.
derful Campaign.
FINANCIAL QUESTION ELUClDATED
Reasons Given for His Faith In silver.
Gold Men Enemies Of Organized
Labor and Producers.


j. Bryan for the last two days. Where tn,
candidate had reason to anticipate cold ant
disagreeable travelling. he has encountered
sunshine aud warmth. rs usual. he begar
work early this morning. starting in witt
his speech making at Ironwool at s;i'
The special car of d. NJ. Campau, chair.
r,an OF the democratic campaign commit
tee was attached 10 the train at Duluth
lrst night aud the Michigan committee
which escorted the nolainee through the
State was aboard. Besides Ir. ''snpau,
the committee was composed Of cx-Con-
grsssman Tarsney and Justin r. whiting.
democratic candidate for lieutenant cover
nor. Mrs. Justin whiting acc)rn PANEL the
committee, she beiDg an old friend >i Mrs
Bryan
Al Ironwood large crawl was IN walt
Ing To see anu hear Mr. Blau II vas
composed 70, a great part u miners. dpi
when he emerged from the cae they gave
him an enthus asiic weloore lie dwell,
principally on AN "a planation Of th+ state
ment that under a golt staIlA-l he dollar
would rise in value and proper 81; So ouli
fall In proportion 10 the rise
For fifteen minutes Mr, ery6n addressed
a similar Gowd at Bessemer. ridtcGlne
the Hood o.. money idea advanced TO- the
supporter ~ the gold standard. 81 ylnE
he was NJ, afraid Of hood OF money AID
that those who were apparently fearful Of
such conditions were ciiy those wLo j |
not have mon.y cno1gh 10 proyid Tor the
winter supplies and pay thcr debts on
tinLinE he sad:
Our opponents want n petition fo--
eign nations to help US out and ca.rc t
our aid with international im,ts'n~iA II
We are EMILY going To Petition T" "ilu IA -
tioas 20 f-sist a.. every lctnhlic.. 'rrct-
ing zln 10 f.rfr fFaHsr t r . D .r.
80 that The peop,a Who attend the meet
Ing can sign the petition asking the for
eign nations 10 please be good TO us ami
70 give us what they think We ought -
lave. II wc elect men TO do what ve want
them To do. and they DO not do -. We can
turn them oui. and elect somebody who
Will hut my friends. u wa transfer thu
executive powers TO othe- nations are
holpleeB 10 protect ourselves and must sub
mt to wha ever they give us.
At Waters Meet. which was reached
soon after n O'Clock. VT. Bryan spoke 20
conversational tone from tne rear plat
form 10 few hundred OF enthusiast lis-
teners. He said
In studying the money question there
Is one ming yoU must learn before aay-
thug else car be learned. and taat is That
yoa tsn affect the value Of the dollar hen
?oG Affect The number o. dollars
voice-Ths National hank system BE-
what tie peeiie Of ,a-s place are Interested
L.
NJ Bryan-The difference between our
plan AID THE Ns;.9n4l b2zk plan ls Ihs
We bare sreeaba-ts o-i no~ ans 'Aose
gree .Efss 1rsE 10 .-'srss' au1 -he gov
errusI; gsyE rgce. Nht- yel retsse aos.
greezhsrs-s w.rh N Isr-e ~ tn1s af
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hstss. ~ ozTd ou ~ geopie
Our MAKER figfi. william J. Bryan
rsr. E1t .rst SILVER. was 'tte sal1ialor
= a. fathlslas;lc .-.dist f9zl af Iror
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mere ard ny Bran talked 80 tnA iirt
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