The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-14
AT WORK ALL DAY LONG
WIN. }. Bryan hade Thirteen Speeches and
Travelled Two Hundred Miles Yesterday.
TWO CROWDS OF OVER TEN THOUSAND
WISCONSIN Voters Seem aS Eager to
Hear Him ana as Euihusinstfc in
His support as Amy TO Whom He
Has sSpoken-Crowdsn ut Every Sta
tion-Another woman's NJ McetinS.

St. Cloud. MINI, Dot. 13.-Bright sun
shiny weather. after two days rest.
made William J. Bryan feel in fine fettIe
when he started out campaigning this
morning. His special car Idlcr left
Minneapolis at o'clock behind Il fast
locomotive. The Bryan party consist
cd of Mr. ana Mrs. Bryan, Congress
man Chas. ~. Towne, who is c1ndi
date for reelection on the fusion ticket;
ex-Congressman j. r. Williams, of III
nois; John w. Tomlinson, OF Alabama;
j. c. I1ayter, candidate for the Legis-
lature, and Mrs. Hayter, and II. Il.
Hudson.
TEN THOUSAND IN ONE CROWD.
Duluth. Mimi, Oct. lS-Five stops
were made by the Bryan special be-
tween Little Falls and Duluth and five
more speeches Were added 10 the several
hundred the Democratic candidate has
made i'll the campaign. For the size of
the places where the train halted, the
crowds that turned out TO see Mr. Bryan
were OF fair proportions. That at Sta
pies numbered 500; at Brainard. 1000;
at Aitken, 800; Carleton. 800, and West
Superior, 10000. No stop was made at
Motley. but the train was slowed
down 10 enable Il hundred people at the
station there 10 see the nominee ana
MIS-. Bryan. Mckinley badges of vel
low ribbon Were noticeable at several
Wr Ur,isn ~ n,,Jt a. i'," .l. ",Lia' w. anu
thei, use '''
~ do NOT know what or,,r,. ra
mos, famii,o,iv od,am,S ia,.l, ,'r. ~
free coinage" he said. ("Coercionr'
shouted some one) II was going to say
Lhat coercion was the argument that is
being :esorted TO now by our Republican
friends more than any other argument"
continued the nominee. but here is
one advantage about voting in the
states where they have the Australian
psltot ana mat Is that while n man
wears a badge IN order to save his em-
pioSmeht' ne mas 4 right TO use his wore
III otuer |" save ms country.
SPEAKS TO OWORKINGMEN
"I do not find If in INV baor, ., o,s,,o,,a
the man who wears III pon,,t,,;c,n',
badge under cornpul.lon Tbnsa arn hord
times and they Will ho border ,Lan III
if,he gold stondarI contjn,o ,i 7 NJ az
not wonder that the man Who has y
lob does not like TO r,xl, hnvipr, The r. l.,
taken away from him beca,,se h.. ineiS, IUD =
upon being an American citiz"n AZ
plauseo But do rejoice that the labor
meptaI In a,sttinc ~, VII 'ns"ru i,u
IN nrotoct ,bam iS i,,.t s,,nh a,i It'll o'i'Mt m
ave nossino thrn,,ri, IN, Vi IS. IS az we
hal,ot /. tho r,.,tanIin, of .,i aiian
y;orkIngman ana tvr,nnv u.a,,s n,,,siaa
while he pons in to 80 $50 '.a ,ia
said that a man wears Tho RannII,oo,, =,
bodrn 20 s,vo ris a,,,,,I -, NV d
votes for FREQ silver 70 n,ai,a h;. u ne
worth saving, 4' 1oo
,,,,,,,
AN lMM ENoE CROWD
West Superior, Wis, turned out the
biggest crowd of The day Ii numbered
nearly 10000 people. and the throne
was so thick about the speakers stand
that the greatest physical effort on the
part of the police was necessary TO get
the candidate and his wife through.
To-day's trip was taken by thu. Dem
ocra'ic eana,date ior the special pur-
his frht for re-eInction n Snnr,raa' umie III
DuiI,,b "a NIr 1,omna, ess.
sunn,,rtn-s t,rnad omt -, anu ms
honor 10 tba Nebro si,o 10 90
crnwd ,vas ,ha I-nin,' 5nat ,na,' DIG
candi5ota,. ,roin arr;,.o1 SheE me
and hnar,v cbenrs foi,nu,a a. CLOCK
,rowna on ,hsir n.ay ,hco,'nh pI ., yam anu
=, IL g, ou6h the Streets