The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-14
BRYAN AND SEWAlL.
The Way the Newspapers of the
Country Received the Chi
cago Nominations,

Already the newspapers of the East,
| West and south are announcing their
determination to defeat the nominees Of
Chicago Convention. Here is what some
| of them say:
Elizabeth, N. j., Herald-We must keep
our flag at half mast since the Democrats
nominated Bryan.
Mobile, Ala, ,Rogister-For over seventy
five years the Register has been Demo-
cratic, but now must support Mckinley.
The Philadelphia Record-No sound
money Democrat can stand upon the plat.
form as adopted by the Chicago Conven-
ton. If it shall bo deemed inadvisable or
inpracticable to effectively reorganize the
Democratic party for this campaign, there
will remain for every sound money Demo
crat the opportunity of voting for the
Republican candidate.
Sun and News, Baltmore-Th Is
no course left open but to support Nc
kinley.
The Philadelphia Timcs-Thc Jacobin
programme Is the programme OF the new
democracy. They propose to overthrow
the foundations of society, to destroy the
vested rights of property, to deprive the
lab Jring man of II chance to toll and TO
rob him of One-half of what he may be
ablo to earn, They propose free trade,
free silver, free riot, free hell
Dcii.btlhI simmer 1Ours.
1t Is tedious to map out u tour for ones
self, for invariably expense doubles, and
some petty travelling annOyances brought
about by an oversight mars what should
have been pleasant trip. 1t is aplcasure
to have everything arranged systematic
ally before departing, thus obviating I'M
necessary expenses as well as inconven-
fences. 10 this end the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company flrst inaugurated per
sonally conducted tours, maintained them
ut the highest possible standard of excel
lenccanu gave themut opportune seasons,
after careful study ms to desirable dates
and every necessary detail
For the convenience of those who seek
tho most attractive way of spending q
summer holiday, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company has arranged two delight
ful tours to tho North, under the person.
ally-conducted tourist system, July II and
August Is The points included in the
itinerary and the country traveI srd abouhd
in natures beauties Magnificent scenery
begins with the journey, and ends only
with its completion. The names of tho
places to be visited are familiar TO all No
matter how much may be expected one
cannot be disappointed in Watk'ns dlol,
Niagara Fails, thousand Islands, OuaJoc,
Montreal, An Sable Chasm, Lahrs Cham
plain and George. Saratoga or the High.
lands OF the Hudson.
Each tour will be in charge of one of the
company's tourist agents, assisted by an
experienced lady MS chaperon, whose cspo-
cal charge will be unescorted ladies'.
The rate Of slr0 from New York, Brook.
lyn Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, llar,
rsburg Baltimore and Washington covers
railway and boat fare for the entire r0,lud
trip, paror car seats, meals on route, hotel
entertainment, transfer charges. carriage
hiro-in fact every item OF necessary ox.
pense.
IIcEcti purchased and not used will 10
ro1iuhmei at full amount paid if presented
personally or by letter mt the General
Office, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
not later than two days bcfoIe tue rcspeu-
tive dates of departure.
For detailed itinerary tickets or any ad.
diti6nal information pllr9ls Tourist
Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
1895 Broadway, New York; SGD Fulton
street Brooklyn; Room All. Broad st,eut
Station, Philadelphia.