The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29

| the frequent applause that his previous
sentences had won, was continued and
at the conclusion of his speech, there
was tremendous cheering.
Immediately after closing his speech
Mr.. Bryan returned TO New York, where
ne hurried to his hotel and retired for
| the night.
At midnight he left for West Virginia
but his further progress from that state
has not been determined upon
BRYAN ON THE BACK TRACK
Leaves Bath at Midnight on His Return
Toward the West.
Bath, Ne, Sept. 2S.-Mr. SewaN with
the Bryan party left for New York last
| night at midnight He may go south
with the presidential nominee. Mr..
| Bryan stated that he would be in ST.
Louis on October 8, from which place
he would go to Memphis, Nashville and
then back to Indianapolis, and after that
| possibly TO some points in Michigan
and return to Burlington. Iowa. on Oc-
tober s.
| Boston. Mass. Sept. 2s.-Mr. Bryan
and his escort had a taste Of the hard
| ships of campaigning this morning.
| Having left Bath, Me-, at midnight,
| where there was a scramble for sleep
| ers. the party was aroused from much
| needed sleep at o'clock when Lynn,
| Mass, WtaS reached. The candidate
| was billed for a speech at this place
| and at Newburyport a portion of the
| Democratic city committee boarded the
| train to receive Mr.. Bryan f.. and at the
Lynn station the other members were
| in waiting. The committee had pro-
vided carrfa ges. and the party was driv-
en- to Hotel Seymour. where breakfast
was served and an informal RECEPTION
held Shortly after 7 O'Clock Mr. Bryan
and Mr.. Sewall Were escorted to High
land square where the stand had been
erected. Here Mr.. Bryan delivered a
brief address.
At $40 the party caught the train
for Boston. arriving at the Boston and
Maine station about twenty minutes
later, where they were met by several
hundred enthusiastic admirers. A quick
trip across the city in carriages was
| necessary in order TO make connection
with the Colony express which left the
Providence depot at o'clock.
BRYANrS LYNN SPEECH.
At Lynn, Mr.. Bryan said:
Mr.. Chairman and fellow citizens:
Our opponents are all the time asserting
that business men had ought to take an
interest in this campaign in order to
protect their business interests It has
always made me indignant that few
people in each community should as
sumo to be the only business men in 1t,
and should always insist upon thrust
ing their business interests forward in
preference to anybody else'S business
interests. have always believed that
anwbody who contributed TO nations
prosperity and adds to a nations wealth
or to a nations greatness was a bust
ness man. (Applause) The man with
sman business interests has as much
right to protect these small interests
by his ballot as the ma n with large bust
ness interests by his ballot. (Applause)
THE VARIOUS CLASSES.
81 want 10 show you how TIE money
question concerns the various cE. ssGs
of people Sometimes our opponents try
10 array he Wag- r3.niLg CLASSES "
people, those who work in factories or
By the day for an employer. against the
farming classes. / want TO show you
that you can not separa te the interests
OF the wage earning classes from the
Interests of the farming classes You
do not produce shoes for ornament but
for wear. People can not wear shoes
they can not buy shoes unless they have
the money 10 buy with; and they can
not get money TO buy shoes Until they
sell something they have got and get
the money"
YOU SELL SHOES.
NOW you sell shoes to the people Of
the west and south. II you drive
down the price OF all those things which
- -
sell their crops they can not more than
pay their debts and interest and taxes.
what money vii they have 20 buy shoes
with? Are you gong 10 add 70 the
property and prosperity Of Lynn by
making more people to go ba3efOoted?
Cries OF ne MOI The wage earn
ers OF Lynn viii De IDLE until there Is A
demand for the products % the factories
Of Lynn and there can De no demand
FOR thai product as long &c you drive
money Up ard property down Failing
Prices mean hard TINES and hard tines
have never been advocated IT. plat
form by any party. although ire Re21b-
bcan platform rais year. without direct
~ saying 50. promises 20 continue tines
hard and make them ha-9er.
THE REPUBLICAN PLANK
do you deny that 2roPoss-oa7 I
want you % look a. that platform
y declares a goot STANDARD is II, de-
s-abi@. because TIE party pledges I-se,f
&c gee 70 q - Il chA double standard
is not more 6es.-ao.e than the god
standard Why does t5= Republican
party want . make any change =
t..- gSld Standard = good Ee ought 70
keep = 5ur wEss- he Republican party
attempts = g-s I'd = - {; admits II =
rot 81 god as 6.-ne.z1EE-r- But -1ey
promise y-oi- Notwithstanding tHsi- DE-
s.-e ID get I'd oS ne god standard
rat coey VIII keep 6. Until o-hsr nations
hep Is 20 &c, I'd OF IL U-.l then
they say. we mus maintain TIE gold
standard a vosce: Yes. oat ".
vroa't'1
No don't thtnk re viii. myself. II
We mssntato The god s-a-siard ne rsus;
maintain those things which are nece-
ssrly a.tsSssei 20 r. We must Main
tan s1ss system Of issuing bo16s Sc-
gold whenever We want gold When
we ISSUE bonds s-d buy gold re create