The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-13
BRYAN IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Monster Crowds Still Cheering the
Democratic Candidate,
HE DELIVERS FOUR ADDRESSES.

Quotes from Senator washburne to Prove
That Deplorable Conditions Existed Four
Years Ago, and Asserts That These De-
plorable Conditions Are Intensified.
MGNNEAPoL1s, Oct 13-william Jen-
nings Bryan came from st. Paul to her
sister city yesterday afternoon, and Min
neapolis received him with enthusiasm.
He spoke to four big meetings last night. /
In the afternoon he held an informal re-
ception in st. Paul With Mrs. Bryan by
his side the candidate stood In doorway
of his hotel and smiled to the greetings of
the hundreds of persons who filed past
during the course of an hour.
MIR. Bryan having expressed a prefer
ence to mako the journey between the |
Twin Cities by trolley rather than in his
private car, a special car, elaborately dec /
grated, was engaged. Arrived here q sec |
oDdreception was held In tho west end,and
then Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were driven TO
the home of State Senator b. Howard
where they took dinner During their
absence, the Veterans Bryan club, of
Minneapolis, 900 gray bearded warriors,
marched to the hotel and formed a circle
in the spacious lobby. When he came out
they give him u royal reception and es-
corted him to Exposition Hall. No such
crowd has been packed within the walls
of that building since the day when the
Republican convention nominated Ben
jamin Harrison for president in 1899. 1t
has & seating capacity of S, 300 Every seat
was occupied and there was n standing
army of many more lined around the wall,
Outside the hall the crowd was so great
that the services of a squad Of policemen
were required to force an entrance for Mr..
Bryan when he arrived.
ExMayor Philip Winston presided over
this meeting and after the demonstration
of welcome to the candidate had subsidized
he introduced E. c. Marchard who, on
behalf Of "a large part of the laboring
class of Minneapolis presented to Mr..
Bryan an inkstand made, so the speaker
said, Of gold and silver, at a ratio of Is to
l. This brought another Outburst Of APP
plause as Mr.. Bryan stepped to the front
Of the stage to begin his speech, in the
course Of which he said:
81 would not favor the free coinage of
| silver did l not believe that it would be
for the best interests of those who toll in
this country. l have not belonged to that
class known as worlIingmen, because my
profession has been that of "A lawyer, but
| have been taught to believe that the
legal profession must have something to
rest upon as q foundation. Lawyers do
not produce wealth. Unless there is wealth
produced lawyer will suffer- and | have
been brought up to believe that all the
classes which rest upon the producers of
wealth can only prosper when the pro-
ducers of wealth are prosperous. And,
| therefore, | am not entirely unseltlsh
Wuen l uoslrc Such les'sl'lGion DIS wiz GU
aplc UleIh 10 haNo liloro Vn"h onouS" W
eat anu urlhK'
LaoorlhS men, l want 10 ask you Why
lO Is VnaU every SolupuS says youa are selllshi
anu tlaU you are lhuereSueu ny sellish con
sluer'Vions, Whiie every goluouS preCehus
| 10 DC philah'hroplSI anu slilply loves
hoheSG money because II Will help our peo-
pier want TO know why IL Is that these
go!GDugs are SO sure that everybody else
VIII DC lllluenceu by Uhelr own interest
anu 50 PosiuiTe 0haG personal interests
CannoI anect Uhoih' Nhy lslC' my irlehusf
VIII tell you Why; IL man DeleVes u
chlns Is suou lor nlltsell "uu aiso goou
loF oVHers ne wiz auuliOlO Is goou Ior hllh-
sell II ne thlhhs thihg Is goou lor MIN
sell anu pau Ior othefs nc Will never au-
mt II Is good ior himseH'
Wny Is IL 'naO Che Donu syhulcates are
against lLF Is IL because 1hey are uomlh-
ated ny human selnshhess' lheh why
don these men come OUT anu say they
hre oPposeu W US oeot'uSe our PliCiorln III
terieres win thelT business Oh Dleeding
the government DuC no, we are Colu that
oneSe II, lh"lioieIa elo uii9olilsn anu III splUe
OF al the goou enaU Cle ifee coinage would
DrlnB 10 Vhel,i Oney nave 0he moral cour-
age 10 turn Chelr Ducks on 1nelr own wei
Iare anu PIoau une cause oi 1ne common
people' We arc III laNor ol Diiile1aillsll'
anu we support our claiih ny logic
Whlch cannot DC ahs"ereu' anu our oppo-
menus ooliess Uleir in"p'llVy 10 liieee US on
ohlS 9ueSVloh "non Vhey aOteiilpO 10 turn
Ihe uisoussloii on 10 some osher question:
ME- bryan Cneh quoG9u from speech
uellVereu py senator WaShDurh' Oh thls
Guy, III Vie Oniueu o0'Ues senate on July
10, l0SS' J, GS loiiows'
Inc hopes OIL Vhe producer nave been
turneu lhCo ashes' Inc grain dealer and
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