Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-24
Mr.. BRVAN'S TRIP.

Philadelphia, September 29.-William
J. Bryan left this city on the o'clock
train via. che Belvidere division Of the
Pennsylvania railroad on his tour OF
Northern New Jersey. Mr.. Bryan is
accompanied by several members Of the
New Jersey Democratic State Commit
tee.
Phillipsburg. n. J., September "a
half minute step was made a Bristol,
Pa, and the candidate waved his hand
from the car platform TO a small but
enthusiastic crowd.
At Trenton a two minute stop was
made. but Mr.. Bryan made no speech,
contenting himself, but disappointing
an enormous crowd with a smiling DOW.
The first speech CT the day was made
at Lambertvil!e, n. j., where a stop OF
four minutes was made. The platform
OF the station was thickly packed with
people. as was also the upper shed or the
structure. A baggage truck was wheel
ed into requisit.on and from this Mt
Bryan made brief address.
Washington. Warren County, n. D.,
September 23.-At Phil.ipsburg a royal
greeting was given Mr.. Bryan. Inc
station fronts upon a pubic square
where a stand had been erected. \
brass band and an immense throng were
in waiting. and TO them Ir. Bryan sa:u:
Fellow Ci-zens:-We are in the mast
of 2 great campaign, campaign III
which an issue is submitted TO the
American people more grave in It's IN
portance. greater in its results than any
issue. in my Judgment, which mas Deeh
submitted to the American peop.e IN
time Of Deace during the entire history
O. this country. Feeling is arOuseu on
both sides. and well may there be Iee'-
ing because those who are entreAcAtu
behind special privileges know 'hae me
success Of this campaign, the election -, %
the Chicago ticket, means that inc! W.
no driven from their buiWark ana maue
tn earn heir living like other men.
Craat appiause). Il is not strange ma.
rea1;z:rg that hereafter they must eat
The bread they earn by the sweat Oh men
own brow instead of eating the DIedu
tbat oilers earn. they will fight Win
Jesreratior 10 hold or to the govern
ment. Great applause) Bur ~!
frierds r there is feeling on the o.nel
e,ds here IS feeling on our own sue
toe. (App.ause) . Tho neo-
Co out among the masses OF Ihe pvo
ME and ask them what they uno5IS, IN
his campaign 10 mean ana tHs! WI
ten ven mat they understand ms 70 DC
. camDgign in which the people are qe-
Fsnfing their homes and their hres.ues
and fenting for posterity. CGreat ap'
,,iausG If YOU ask me what thls cam
raiqn song ought to be this year teIl
I.on tba+ there is no better song TO mus
-rqre mis- campaign than that beautilul
song. Home. Swee, Home (GreaI
applause. I'll. .,,o ;,+orsi.v
Il have been struck with the INTENSITY
of the feeling that has been manlleS1eN
in this campaign. Sometimes we nave p o.
nile who are Indifferent about The result
Of the campaign. 1t is not so this year;
we find no lukewarm people anywhere;
we find those who are against us ana
who will contribute literally to the cor
runtion fund. and we find those win Us
who have no money TO corrupt the Fo--
ers with. (Applause). But they are
out-yo.ing themselves this fall zap
p]ause). Il won't be necessary 10 hire
carriages TO bring the people to cle poiIS
this fell. my friends, (Applause); they
will be there when the polls open and you
c3nno- keep the people away from the
noIIs this fall. because they believe their
interests are at stake in This campaign.
Our opponents want to know how mis-
money question can concern them. II
Won want to know how the money ques-
tion can concern you, you find out how II
concerns those who have been in the
habit of prsying upon the public Gap
plausel. If the money question is so
Important 10 the syndicates Of fhis coun-
try that they can subscribe TO the fund
10 use in this campaign, the people I'M
derstand That there must be something
n it for the syndica;es or they would
hardly be so liberal in this campaign.
These men are not in the habit of throw
ing money away. my friends. and when
you find them rolling up an enormous
corruption fund, you may depend upon
it that they expect 10 get back every
dollar they subscribe by unfair legisla-
tion. applause, and cries OF More,
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