The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-29
QHE BUSY CANDIDATES.
Both Mckinley and Bryan Making
Many Campaign Speeches.
BRYAN EXCUSES YALE STUDENTS.

,Thoir Action the Result Of Youthful Ex-
l uberance-Msjor Mckinley Speaks to
His Former Congressional Constituents
and to Colored Methodist Divincs.
/! NEW YORK, Sept. e9.-Yesterday was an
unusually busy day for William J. Bryan.
His first speech of tho day was at Lynn,
Mass, where he spoke shortly after
o'clock. Three hours later he was address
hng big crowd at Providence. At all
, points on the journey there were large and
enthusiastic crowds. Mr.. Bryan reached
this city at clock last evening, and was
driven at once to the Hotel Bartholdi.
Mr.. Bryan's attention was called to the
burning Of the Burns factory at Worces-
TOR, Mass, and to the suggestion con-
tained In dispatches that the building may
have been set on fire by some one who felt
indignant at the action of Mr.. Burns last
Friday in permitting the hanging out of
q red flag with Mr.. Bryan's picture on 1t
Mr. Bryan said
II do not believe that any advocate Of
free silver would do harm to Mr. Burns or
his property. While Mr.. Burns action
hast Friday was not very courteous, paid
mo attention to 1t. He had right to dec
,orate his building as he chose, even though
lthe decorations might be offensive to his
political opponents, and his neighbors
have a right to criticize his actions II they
sec ft TO do SO. But il any one has at
tempted to injure him or his property such
person ought to be punished, like any
other violator of the law No political
reason Gun excuse an attack on person or
property. Our campaign Is campaign OF
education, and no true friend of the cause
will attempt to violate the law, no matter
how bitterly the gold standard may assail
!us or our principles"
Arthur Sewall, vice presidential cand1-
date on the Democratic ticket, arrived at
the Fifth avenue hotel, short while be-
fore MIR. Bryan reached the city. He
parted company with Mr.. Bryan at New
London, Conn. Mr.. Sewall will stay in
town for several days at least and will
speak ut the Tammany ratification to-
night.
] Mr.. Bryan bade farewell to Connecticut
: at New London at noon yesterday, al
though he added few words at New
Haven, the last stop in the Nutmeg state.
AT New London Mr.. Bryan found ques-
dialogue with an elderly gentleman near
the speakers stand The police were in
clined to interfere at first, but Mr. Bryan
begged them to let the interrogation go on
with his questions, as he would be glad to
reply to them The crowd was with Mr.
Bryan, and his answers to tho questions
were cheered enthusiastically. George
Fred Williams followed the nominees
speech with short address, in which he
repudiated the action of the Yale stu
dents, claiming that they did not repre-
sent the citizens Of Connecticut.
Evidently New Haven wished to make
amends for the reception Mr. Bryan re-
csived there last week, for the depot sheds
covered mass of enthusiastic humanity.
The citizens were there in force, both in
point of numbers and in volume Of lung
power. Mr.. Bryan spoke to them only
moment, but in that moment he gayo
them opportunity to disclaim any partici-
nation in the riotous demonstration of the
collegians. Mr.. Bryan explained his view
of the disturbance as follows
"Do not criticize the boys too harshly. l
am not inclined to criticize them as Sc
verely as some others have. l have been
college boy myself, and am inclined to
attribute their interruption more to youth
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