The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
IN THE BUCKEYE STATE.
MONDaY NIGHT'S DEMONsTRdTION
TIRE GREATEST or THE TRIP
Saws Mrs. Bryan in an Interview-Bryan
Again Changes His Itinerary - VIII
BE Notified by siIvcrites on the 18th,


the Hollenden this morning and he ap-
peared fresh after his work OF last night.
Mrs. Bryan said to the Southern Asso-
ciated Press reporter that she thought
the demonstration OF last night was the
greatest she had seen on the TIP not
excepting Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan accompanied oy
l.. T.. Holden and Charles z. salen'
were driven to the Union station where
special car was attached to Big Four
train number %. Dir. Bryan was re
coived at the train by the Columbus dele
cation headed by Chairman Dan McCon-
Vile. OF the Ohio State Central Commit
tee. The train left for Columbus at u
o'clock.
TWO CARS INSUFFICIENT.
CREsTLiNE. o.. Sept 1.-The two spe-
cial cars provided for Mr.. and Mrs. Bry-
an and tho Columbus contingent were
not sufficient to accommodate the many
committeeman and others who made tho
trip and it was found necessary during
the long delay in the station at Cleye-
land, 10 add another car.
Among those in the party were Daniel
McConville. chairman Of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. Dewitt g.
Jones. chairman of the Columbus Recep-
tion Committee; James Ross. chairman Of
the Franklin county Reception Commit
tee; General I. y. Powell. Dr. b. X.
Connell and State Secretary Pierce, Of the
United Mine Workers Association.
The Ross double quartette, Of Columbus
.1a. Of h.. 4 10
on board to look after the safety Of the
candidate and to watch for the gang Of
pickpockets who are following his party
While the special train was waiting in
the station at Cleveland. a new cam
paign song was sung by Ross quartette
in the car where Mr.. and Mrs Bryan
were holding an informal reception, one
OF the verses ran I'm this way:
"Our country heavily mortgaged.
Mortgaged by men I'm Lombard and Wall
streets.
Well pay them I'm American silver.
No longer we'l kneel at their feet. sing
tura Ia lura u."
Before the train had finally cleared the
yards a crowd Of railroad men. mc.t OF
1em In greasy overalls. gathered around
the car and Mr. Bryan came out 10 greet
them, one Of them referring TO the al
legged pressure on workingmen 10 vote
tho Republican ticket. yolled out:
rhey may drive a horse to the water
but they cannot make him drink"
The application OF the proverb was
caught up and was loudly cheered
The many workmen from the big rail-
road shops on the outskirts Of the city
shouted heartily as the train went by.
ITINERARY CHANGED.
Mr.. Bryans itinerary has been changed
again. Instead OF leaving Chicago Septem-
ber 4th, he will speak there on Labor
Day. September 1th. and leave the same
day for Lincoln. The date OF his arrival
In Chicago is uncertain.
As at present arranged, Mr.. Bryan will
leave Columbus tomorrow morning at
1l5 o'clock over the Big Four and is
due 10 reach Springfield at S:lj A. NJ. lie
will remain there TO make a speech. and
will leave at IL a. NJ. for Kenton. which
viii be reached at L. NJ, by special
train. Half an hour will be spent at zen
ton, where the candidate has also prom
ised TO make an address. The special
train viii pass through Findlay ana
Bowling Green and Toledo will be reach
ed az $3.50. leaving Toledo Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Bryan will go through Michigan
TO Elkhart, Ind. where he will speak
that Afternoon. Thence 10 SOuthbend for
a speech that night. From Southbend to
Chicago. the route is uncertain. Mr.. Bryan
has promised 10 be in Lincoln Tuesday
September Sth. 10 receive the Notification
Committee Of the National Silver party.
which endorsed his NOMINATION. and that
OF Mr.. Sewall.
FIRST SPEECH.
The first wayside speech OF the day was
made at Shelby and it was very brief
one. There was gathering OF some five
hundred people at the station. The can
didate and his wife went on the rear pla:-
form and were cheered. Mr. Bryan was
called on for a speech. lie said:
III ] had the time and strength I would
like to make n silver speech. but owing
20 the fact that / am unable 10 do so
now 1 want to furnish a substitute. and
] will appoint each one OF you TO make
n silver speech ON election-day, when
you come TO vote You might forget
what I would say to-day but we will
not forget what you shall shy when you
come TO make you speech" fCh,er5 and
applause)
THE SHOPS AT GALLON.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept. l.--Alr. and
Mrs. Bryan and the members OF the Co
lumbus Reception Committee took dinner
at Crestline, one OF the places were Mr..
Bryan made a speech on his journey
from Lincoln TO New York last month.
Twenty minutes were spent there. and
when the candidate returned 10 bis car
he was Followed by several hundred
curious people. who gave u cheer as
the train drew out.
Considerable enthusiasm was shown at
Gallon, where about !. 500 assembled when
the train stopped long enough 10 allow
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan TO show themselves
10 the people and for Mr.. Bryan TO be
introduced as the hero Of our generation
Bryan, OF Nebraska"
In response to calls for a speech, he
said:
"Out Of consideration for the condition
OF No voice they agree 10 let me OFF with
one wcrd. and 1 have been trying 10
think Of some one word that Will express
all that / want 20 express, and 1 think l
have H. Il Is Fight" Cheers and
lat ghter) / believe that the masses OF
the peopls are interested In the policies
set forth IN our platform and the only
way OF them to secure these policies Is
10 vote for them, to fight for them. II
we fight we viii win. II we are not
willing 10 fight we do not deserve 10 win.
7 thank you" Cheers and efforts to
shake hands with husband and wife)
AT DELAWARE.
Enthusiasm and brass band were