The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-20
mr.. BRYAN WILL SPEAK
Democratic Candidate VIII DeIivsr Several
Addresses In the Slate of New York.
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rpper Red Hook, N. ", AuS. 19-New
York State is to be partly canvassed by
William j. Bryan before his return to the
West HIS programm is not yet COM
plete and may be Changed somewhat.
but so far as has be n arranged it was
summed up in the following statement
dictated this mo:n:ng by Mr.. Bryan;
We shall leave Barrytown at 6:56
bany at $3.50 y. m. We shall leave there
at 10 d. m. that night and arrive at Syr-
acuse at 2:C5 a. m. Th re we stay until
noon Wednesday; reach Rochester about
2:2h y. m. and sop there one hour, leav-
Ing for Buffalo in time 10 reach there at
4:45 p. IN, We ttke the first train ito
Erie, Pa. arriving thera early in the
evening. At Erie I Will attend the meet
ing OF the State Democratic clubs on the
26!h. Will return the mex: ming to
Buffalo and remain the rest OF tn week
In Western New York. l VIII spend
SUNDAY a Chautauqua and proceed West
Wednesday morning"
W IL ort eTpec alton o. preparation
Mr.. Bryan made a speech a Rh!ne-
beck tonight in which he touched on
matters of interest in the campaign.
1t was the first political tax Mr.. Bryan
had given since his notification week
ago to-day with the exception of a w
words a Poughkeers.e
Ait O'Clock Mr. and Mrs. Bryan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Per'ine. their hosts. left
Timer Red Hook in a covered wagon to
tons hom With them went the Misses
Perr.ne and number of friends in ve-
hiclef ana on bicycles.
Othe.s Joined them along the route and
nv the time FIcrs'.e was reached the
proc ss!on was Quite forn7.dable Mr..
Brvan and his friends Inspected the stock
ana stables and dairy houses under es-
cort Of Governor M9rs>n's superintend-
banv by the Governors private seer tary
Colonel Ashley w. Cole to show the
candidate every attention If he came.
Leaving Fllerslie, Mr.. Brvan and his
nartv visited the state of Colonel Jacob
Runrert. the brewer, and then started
for Rh!nebeck. where they were to have
sumner. On the way Mr.. Bryan was way
laid by Rev. Mr.. Richards, pastor of th=
Hillside Methodist Caurch, and invited
To v'si' two chnrrh rlir in progress in a
tent near by. Mr.. Bryan paid two dol
lars for the admission of the party and
made liberal purchases of ice cream and
cake.
khlnebeck people were on the lookout
telephoned TO have supper foc himself
and friends at o'clock and when he ar
rived he found the ancient Rhnebeck
Ho.el, where the meal had been order
ed. decorated with bunting in his honor.
Not only hat but reception committee
was awaiting him and they had brass
band and were prepared to do honor 10
his present prominent position. There
were RepuDncanS as we'll as Demo-
Gratis on the committee and Mr. Bryan
was Informed that the reception was
intended to be entirely non-part!san
Three hundred people gathered in
front OF the hotel and applaudcd when
MI Bryan stepped upon the decorat ted
balcony. He was introduced by George
l.. Es elslyne. prominen: Republican.
who Is some times called the golden
tongued orator of Northern Duchess. I"
Mr.. Esselslyne closed his happy intro
duction as follows:
Many years ago 1t was said that to
ne Roman was greater than 10 he a
hing, and 1t can be said to-day that 10
ne PRESIDENT OF the United States Is
King. Irrespective of either partv or
other considerations. we extend to YOU
hearty welcome
TO this Mr. Bryan made n brief reply
1ouching upon politics but !ncidentalIv
He was loudly applauded.