The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09

Moscow who were not given time 70 ~
ton 81" people Were present wiin q ~,
y wlas three-ninu;e stop. At TINS 49, 80,
". r. Jackson, congressional cand.oess.s
q the Eth district. boat,ied ~. I'm, I'm,
he arrival OF the train was aurolnrrIi
~ a cs.1rcn shot and a crowd OF $50, -
hundred surrounded the TRAN; one iii ~
bore banner containing the lsScay.
10 l. N this sign we conquer. IT re-
spnse TO call for speech M h'' a.
Ladies' and Gentlemen: l don't know
wh2i could say to you except that ! at
siad 20 Sc you and to SO the lnt,t.S.
which seems to be taken throughout lg eva
people realize that they have an iiipor-
tant interest In the resul, u TINS g ain
paign and expect 10 see more ana 'l l.
interest shown as the camPa an EofS -
At Walcott a small crowd and L bei
man band was ~ waiting hut the tta5l l.
stori-7t Just long enough 60 alow Z - -
adm. rtr who looked Ike lapore, ~
climb uFon he platform and hand 70 Mit :.
BRYAN brilliant fresh bouquet Of ranslrs
and svoe; peas. around when , MI
OF Nebraska"'
This led Mr.. BRYAN to remark ths' . ne
i'sr'y was escorted into Davenport by
committee headed by WHiam Tncephous,
G,harles Colligan OF the lr.ade-. Caari y,
J.. Cooper. y. G. Campbell and 9! T.
Z
AT MOLINE.
n was but a few minutes ride TO Mo
line. where the depot platform. railroad
Yards and adjacent streets we're literally
packed with enthusiastic peopys. A. Tho
train moved slowly through the yarlS ii-s
crowd swayed forward Ike Il tidal wave
Mr. Bryan left the train after the u
tiyn was passed ard accompanied by Mrs
Hfyan VAS escorted to the platform, wh're
lff'Tgdrlts4n "a
comuittee. and spoke as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen: am very much
Fratiiiet 10 md so many people Assembled
lr a manufacturing town. where 50 large
a proportion Of the population are known
as labOrirg men. If our cause do not
heneHt those who toll, then We have no
right 10 ask for It's adoption By the Amer
lean people because no policy when does
not IN the beginning benefit the prod lccrs
Of wealth. the men who bring permanent
prosperity TO the people Of this country. 5
worthy OF consideration ! belefe MiiN
an my heart that the psstora ion ot the
I free and unlimited coinage Of gold and
| silver at the present legal ratio Of ~ TO J..
without waiting for the ah or consent
q anr other nation on earth Will - Of
dement, TO all the common people OF the
I I nNed states. When our opponents come
and speak TO the laboring man ami try
10 warn him against the restoration of
~ ver I want the laborlng man 70 sub
NIT mis- suggestion TO them, that they let
m" lahorirts men themselves determine
"llAl IS GOOD Tor them aui moi having
others speak for them \ petition Was
ni'i n congress a lltle more than a year
ago signed by the leaders NJ an tn 'thor
organizations of prominence IN the United
StaieF ma that petition. after describing
tho effects OF demonetiZat nu OF SILVER
asked Tor the restoration Of the parity
of spla and silver at IL TO !. 7 would be
w.iing to submit this question 10 the
ltporinE msa but that they are not Will
lNg 70 be benefited for fear the lahoriug
man VIII suffer. All / ask OF you Is that
You study TINS question aud when you
make UP your minds what ought 70 be
tH' nltni States the ballot IA given to
YOU for your own use for your own pro-
i"Hilrl-and that no man can tell YOU
how You should use II
The crowd was so fun Of excited anima-
ton that all could not hear the speaker.
II was claimed that there were 300 people
present, and as Mr.. Bryan closed his
i-narks ne whistles OF three locomotives
joined, hut did not drown the cheering.
A squad of policemen. who priel an OPEN
lnF Through the crowd To the car where
Mt and Mrs. Bryan Were standing We're
dragged ana pushed, the Ve0pi" closing
around them each moment more ana
more compactly. Mr. Bryaas hands were
given active employment until the train
Grew away from the station. II was no.
uceable that this large assemblaee was
COMPOSED largely OF workingmen andxheli
Families
As Mr. Bryan climbed back into the
car he was heard to remark. And they
say the worklnSmen are not with us"
Mr.. Bryan is hearing well the fatic,I
OF the trip, and Mrs. Bryan, except when
She now ana then gets surrounded ard
too severely josted IN the crowds, appears