New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

members bn o, i. "e engaged in some big syndicate
has right leave the Democratic party 9ecause
then the %e%sels Of he %
the country 70 be ruined by Dyy
There are things in our platform which are on on
people They SsTs ere p put an 'osie od say
ss, e o Ssda e sSe PeSHs % "sf
GPnGSn Sfes OF ne rvese s
turn over the instrumentalities OF governmeh, 20
w D0ps s in wSea GSer that nTy
pleased with that plank in the patorm %n'cn say
ond. aa I'M m e OF paad aHd to Win d
wncs % a.. as nss ss Ta were sG
pected 10 like that I; not put in there to make
Them glad It was put In because The d 90 s,on
the business Of lessisng for their advantage Whsp
the Democratic party declared against trusts we dii
who f thnk that The Government has no right stop
trust When the Democratic party denonnees ices
| contained In our first charter the Dec aration OF
ba al are the
stand ready 10 protect the individual ciiisen from rom
@ for his injury. whether that opposing force be
private individual or corporation; sCheerssJ We we
dcates and trusts 10 us But we have a right to ex-
pect that those Of our citizens who are opposed to
take the pace Of all who may be driven out OF our
party by such declaration.
| The remainder OF Mr. Bryans speech was repeti-
ton OF former speeches on the silver question
SPEECH AT AsHTABULA.
! Cleveland. Aug 3l.-The journey made by Mr.
| Bryan from Ripley. n Y. Cleveland
| marked principally by demonstration at Ashta-
bua. Ohio. where nearly 1900 people gathered about
| his car and cheered him. Here Mr. Bryan opened
his Ohio part OF the campaign. Mr. and Mrs.
| Bryan went out the platform Of the car
cheers called for and given for the United
| States flag and for Mrs. Bryan. Mr.. Bryan adj
dressed the crowd. which was very noisy. but in a
| Joval temper. He said:
l understand that this is one Of the places where
! IL is not necessary for Democrat to speak, as
| there are Republicans here who are running the
not heed any body to Come in from the outside My
friends. recognize your salute to the flag. and
people who owe allegiance to that flag the only
people WhG have rsh & to say whs our napea
| 50 many instances OF Republicans who are coming
Ga tes If this sH TO
craze: II It has no substantial foundation II (as
thinking Republicans willing to leave the
free Coinage of silver? Why is It ha you you can find
any number Of men who , In the last three month,
they were opposed "a voice because they are
A"S nho how IS or ssa nS
months ago and is opposed to IT now
cause that appeals to the intellect of the Amerl,
hearts OF the American people. and for every
Democrat who goes away from the Democratic
4
iion. because OF its opposition to bond issues and
because it is in favor Of controlling and suppress
pie to take his place Voice in the crowd; 's TO
OF the meanings of ls to l. and the one which our
opponents fear most. is that We Will get sixteen
You people here have discussed bond issues.
want 20 ask you, my friends. whether the citizens
dollar of the s2s2 5000 Of bonds issued work
ngman the laboring man, the weath-producing
| TO protest by their votes against bond issues as
the syndcates have to fasten that policy upon the
must lose the Democrats who have pronted by
bond why Sna NOT % 70 sr Thn By ose
issues, Are there any Republicans in ms CROWD: ,
cTo%d cSnSd'S who have been Repubcans? (shouts OF
'Yes.) II there are any Republicans mere re, VINO
Your hands daughter and an uprising of hands,
j am glad to know that Now, ! command I,. you TO
SS sSfore o,' ali the people Of our country This IS
/ peculiar campaign. II Is developing more pubic
speaking & tnan a some of our opponents are afraid
that II we have free coinage Of silver we are go go;
Ing n ne troubled with 50-cent dollar. 1t Will
be- new experience to people to be troubled with
any kind of dollars now Mangher ana m app'ausse2 es,
| cent dollar we expect that with the opening OF
our minis to free silver every ounce Of silver will
| Some one asked the candidate question on the
silver question when he concluded his address and
after Mr. Bryan answered this number Of other
! questions bearing on the main issue OF the cam
|
| 10 each bringing cheers from the crowd.
| Meanwhile a lively scene going around a
| window OF the car. out OF which Mrs Bryan leaned
| and distributed flowers from bouquets that had
| been presented TO her Men and women fought for
| the blossoms, and the scramble was at its height
| when the train moved out, followed by tremendous
| cheerings.
| The next stop at Geneva, where several hun
| dred people gathered. and more handshaking
! and cheering took place.
| Madison furnished unique reception which Mr.
| Bryan seemed enjoy heartily. The members Of
| the Madison Mckinley Club. bearing their ban
the train and CAV three hearty cheers for the
Republican candidate The train moved out before
| the Democratic nominee waved his hat at his
| thusiasuc opponents as nc sped on his westward
AT gainesville a committee from the Cleveland
dent boarded the train. laden with flowers for Mrs
Bryan. who Is president OF the Lincoln bra ich of
and others from Cleveland also joined Mr. Bryan
| There was handful Of people cheer the cardi-
| date at the pretty village Of Mentor. famous as
| the home of Garfield
HIS RECEPTION IN CLEVELAND.
Arriving at the Lake Shore station in Cleveland
at s:25 o'clock Mr. Bryan found packed closely
| as anything short II suffocaton would allow
| i'm and abou. the station building thousands OF
| cheering people. 1t Ia claimed that 7Oo peo-
| pie came from Canton sone. and included In
| this was the Canton Pryan and Sewall Club. num-
berng 2Ot0 Many other I'rydn ana
| Sewan clubs ca,ac from towns In Ohio and Penn
sylvara nearly all bringing bands OF music Ten
thousand people had gathered in and about the
Lake Shore station walt the arrival OF the NOM
inees train and National salute was fired by
Battery A. Ohio National Guard. as the train came
in More than 1000 cheering. yelling men ana poys
| clung close TO the nominees carriage from the
| depot to the Hollenden, and refused 10 fall back
| despite the efforts of the police
! After a hasty dinner at the Hollenden Mr Bryan
was escorted by many OF the local and visiting sill
yer clubs through highways packed closely with
people to the Central Armory, where he spoke TO
| a bIe meeting There was nothing new In the ad-
| doli..orad he Music HILL