The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-23

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-,oor cool autumn weather, with just
ono,,sb warmth from the sun to make
a., overcoat unnecessary, favored VIII
Sam }. Bryan in his crisscross route
through the lands Of the Hoosler STATE
today. Every town along the line OF
his nroeress 20 Terre Haute, where
his campaign in this state ended to-
night. made a holiday Of his coming
Free silver barbecues were held at
two of the places visited, and scores OF
sheen. oxen and pigs were offered as
sacrifices TO the exponent of 1e to 1.
From Decatur early in the morning
until Terre Haute was reached tonight,
MIR. Bryan was the recipient OF a
continuous ovation, free from any at
tennis to offset it's significance such
as were made during his. journey
through Ohio and his first day of In
diana campaigning
The Indiana state committee had ar
ranged the itinerary well. Big towns
followed in close succession all along
The way Brazil, distinctly q mining
community, and Crawtordsville, the
home of General Lew Wallace, al
though smaller than many of TIA
,,laces visited. were not eXceeGed IN
wildly demonstrative appreciation OF
Inc candidate by any of the more popu-
lous cities.
REPLIES TO WALLACE. /.
If was at Charlottesville that Mr..
BRYAN replied to the charge made by
General Wallace that he was an an
archist.
At peru. where a great political bar
becue was held, with Senator Teller,
ex-Congressman LATE Pence of Colo
RADIO. Senator Turpie of Indiana and
Others as attractions, he addressed
himself TO the local detection in the
Democratic ranks and warned those of
prominence who had left the party
that they might not be taken back
again.
Twice during the day he made re
plies to. speeches delivered by eX-Presi-
dent Harrison on his present tour
through this state. Three addresses
from one stand were delivered by Mr.
Bryan to big audiences at Lafayette,
and at Terre Haute he made two be-
fore very large assemblages. Alto
gether he spoke IL times at Decatur,
Huntington. Rochester, Delphi. Frank
fort. Linden. La Doga, Rochedale
Greencastle and the other places men
toned.
The Bryan day demonstration here
by the silver champion. Silver clubs
and war veterans escorted him from
the railroad depot, where he arrived
at S:45. more than two hours late to
the courthouse. The streets were
crowded with people all along the
route. AT the courthouse Mr.. Bryan
addressed 10000 people. and then pro-
ceeded to the Terre Haute House
where he spoke TO 5000 more
THE ADVANCE AGENT.
AT the courthouse. after discussing
the money question and using familiar
arguments in favor of the free -coira &c
of silver. Mr.. Bryan said:
u believe it is claimed by the Re
publioans that their candidate is the
advance agent o. prosperity 1 think
they have the wrong man. ! think
they were speaking of the chairman
OF the national committee, not of the
candidate. The Republican commit
teeman. the chairman of the commit
tee. is the advance agent of that pc
culiar prosperity that comes just be-
fore the election to those who expect To
make enough money in the campaign
to run them until the next campaign.
(Cheers.) If you want to know who is
TO be prosperous under the Republican
administration, If the Republicans win.
] beg you to go and find out who is
cOnlrlDutlng money 10 secure the cleo
ton. II you can find where the money
comes from, then you viii know that
The people who contribute the money
expect to be prosperous for four years
more. and win get back more out Of
the people than they spent to corrupt
the people" fGreat cheerincl
Mr. Bryan will leave here early to-
morrow morning for his first days trip
in Illinois.
II charge of Parks Martin, chairman
of The Indiana Democratic state COM
mittee. she Bryan special train left
Fort Wayne at 7:30 o'clock this morn
ing 70. the second and last days run
through Hoosierland.
The first stop was at Decatur, at
s %. where Mr.. Bryan spoke Is min
ut'ss to a large audience. The en-
thuSiasm was very marked.
At Markell. small number heard
him. and at Huntington he addressed
a gathering of 1000 for ten minutes.
The loo people at Laketon We're most
~ farmers.
CAME BY THOUSANDS.
A political barbecue was in progress
at Rochester when Mr.. Bryan reached
that place. People had flocked in by
the hundreds from the neighborhood
around about, and the Democratic can
didate had an audience of between s.
COO and 10000.
Hon. Benjamin F. Shiveley, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor. had Just
concluded speech as Mr.. Bryan ap-