The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-22
AT WILNISGTON.
A R-yaI Reception is Given the Cam
dnte.

a val deception Is t1ANeh tAc S%aNi
date.
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 1.-At
Newark, Del, the candidate changed to
q little branch line that carried him to
Porter's station, six miles away Some
delaware college boys at Newark gave
him an original Bryan yell and Mr..
BRYAN went out on the platform ana
shook hands with them. When MI
Bryan reached Porter's he found not
the hundreds of eXcursioniSts on whose
account he had been persuaded to lose
his nights rest, but the members OF
the Dover reception committee. Inc
iourney from Porter's TO Dover was
made over the Delaware division of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. Middletown had
out a brass band, and about 300 people
Mr.. Bryan made his first little speech
ff the day there Mr.. Bryan reached
Dorer at 1882 a. m. A big crowd at the
railway station gave him cheer ana
then followed his carriage through the
streets to the Capitol hotel, where a
SHORT INFORMAL RECEPTION
was held. When it was over, Mr.. Bry-
an was spirited out of side door and
down TO the residence of General r. R
Kennedy. where he Immediately went
Much refreshed by his nap Mr.. Bry-
an went from General hennedy's TO
the Capitol hotel where he had dinner
and then proceeded TO the state Ialr
grounds. where 5000 people seated on
the grand stand and gathered on the
tract. and enclosure received him With
cheers. The candidate was introduced
nv ex-Congressman John y. Nicholson
at o'clock.
Mr.. Bryan said:
x II want 10 read you an extract from
M J, ,7a OF GatI1pAnvr -
Republican candidate for president, at
Canton. He said: Under the Repub-
Hcan protective policy we enjoyed for
more than thirty years the most mar
velous prosperity that has ever been
given to any nation of the world. We
not only had individual prosperity, but
we had national prosperity
s.Now, there is a statement made
within a week by the presidential can
didate on the Republican ticket, point
ing back for thirty years, from 1860 to
1880. and telling the people that during
that period we enjoyed the most mar
velous prosperity and national pros
perity-
WANT TO SHOW YOU
nv this same witness testimony given
six years ago, that after thirty years
of this kind of policy the farmers of
this country were not prosperous. II
Mckinley bill on the 10th of April, 1890,
YOU will find the words which L wish
to quote: That there is widespread
depression in this industry today can
not be doubted Speaking of agricul-
ture that is what the presidential can
S6date said when he deliberately wrote
PIC report and filed it with his pro-
posed egislation-'That there is wide
spread depression in this industry to-
day cannot be doubted (Applause.)
Again in the same report he said: One
of the chief complaints now prevalent
among our farmers is that they can
get no price for their crops at all COM
mensurate to the labor and capital in
vested in their production That IS
what he said after thirty years of the
kind Of policy which the candidate OF
The Republican party says will bring
You prosperity. Let me read again
we havt. rot believed that the people
already
SUFFERING FROM Low PRICES
can or will be satisfied with Legislation
which will result IN lower prices. n,
country ever suffered when prices wer,
fairly remunerative in every field of la
bor' After thirty years Of that kind o