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spect for financiers, but / believe the best
nnancier is the man who attends to his
1an bar5 BUSINESS t;1as and falling prices mean:
aha consequently the living expenses
must must be decreased and as the living ex-
penses decrease, SO is the prosperity Of
the merchant decreased. and + knew az
no way TO restore prosperity except by
increasing the power Of the people to
that Is to enable them to get more for
Nnat they produce than they have been
getting. 6 Here is one Republican silver
vote, shouted voice in the crowd.5 /
am much obliged sir. I will lust put
you down IN the place of one deserter
k,f AZ long as we get sixteen Republican
cannot complain (Cheers.)
Not many minutes after he left Pacific
Junction the Democratic nominee crossed
the Missouri into his own State. and at
eight o'clock was surrounded by 500 people
at Plattsmouth who gave him a welcome
to to NEBRASKA A stand was erected near
from this Mr.. Bryan spoke. His train
went on to Omaha, leaving him to take
local train due ten minutes later
+,ai,,s as "aS a5r n9l certain on which of the
ne arrived on the local train half an hour
later tnan the express, 1900 people were
AZ the depot waiting for him. His recep-
IN q converse tionaI tone from the car stems
sayingg tghat he felt as much at home II,
oI oosner port1pons paa Of the country as he did in
shout for silver, but If he had the money
ne would like to bring back few silver
men from New York to teach people here
how to hurrah, There was no more en-
thusiasm here than in New York Or
pennsylvania. For every one Democrat
lost 70 the silver cause there were sixteen
Republicans won
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. g. 1Ss6.-Tbe sec-
ora home coming of Bryan since his
nomination by the Chicago convention
was made the occasion of an enthusias-
townsmen that differed from his first re-
ception here as a Presidential Candidate
IN that II was strictly partisan. 1t was
9:.s 49:a2 wnen MI. Bryan's train reached the
people We're waiting there, and as the
nominee stepped to the platform he was
given cheers that must have warmed the
cookies OF his heart.
He, showed his appreciation in the beam
lns looks that he gave the crowds in the
station and along the streets.
Governor Holconlb, James c. Dahlrnan
Chairman of the Nebraska State Demo-
cratic Central Commtttee;s john E. Cress-
wei; the Omaha capitalist; c. J. Smythe,
Democratic and Populist fusion ticket.
and a number of other prominent Bryan
men, Joined Mr.. Bryan at Omaha and at
places along the route; At Ashland a
boarded the train. Among Others in
the party on its ARRIVAL here were
George A. Groot, of Ohio, Chairman of
tional Silver Party, and A. r. Talbot,
Mr.. Bryan's law partner, who is a cam
didate for the Nebraska Senate on the
Republican ticket. They came through
with the Democratic nominee from Chi
cago. Escorted by two brass bands. the
Bryan Flambeau Club, its members in
white duck uniforms with red helmets, d
free silver club. wearing silyered capes,
| and the local Reception Committee. Mr..
Bryan was conveyed to his home on 3D.
street, near Seventeenth, through the prin-
! cipal streets. Lincoln had made a holi-
| day of the occasion and the sidewalks
| were crowded with people who shouted
! as the nominee went by. A long line OF
carriages brought up the rear OF the par
| ade.
In Mr.. Bryan's carriage were Governor
! Holcomb and Chairman Groot, of the
| Silver Notification Committee.
! The programme for the National Silver
| Party's notification to Mr. Bryan of his
nomination and the other exercises here
| today was decided ON just before noon.
A parade will escort Mr. Bryan to the
| State House and the Presidential nominee
| will deliver an address. At eight O'Clock
| this evening Chairman Groot of the Ma
tional Silver Party will officially notify
| Mr.. Bryan of his nomination and the
latter will respond. These exercises will
also be at the State House.