The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-27
FROM SYRACUSE TO ERIE.
BRIAN COMPLETES ANOTHER DAYS
,.WORK IN EOUTE 10 THE VEST.
Greeted Mt Zach stopping Place-He De
Lvcrs Speeches at Syracuse. Hochoster'
and Erie-I.ittle speaking on Road.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Aug ee.--Attor .
pleasant "Trip OF two no1-s through the
Mohawk Valley. Vim. j. Bryan reach
el syracuse AT $40 o'clock tbs mo;a'ng
fr,n, Utica. The trip 'vas n.ais Ia al
oro rary day coach OF an acco,nmoc tt!on
train and the stops were sach only as
the schedule called for. The frst s'Ci'
ping place was Rome. al $50. There VAS
prGty large crowd Of wor' infmen Il
the railroad tation as the train rolled H.
bit there WAS 40 noisy or viii demon
s,rat!on Ike those which chdrciorizti me
tr.p from Albany TO Utica. Mr.. ami .iIa'
Bran went out on tho rear p'u"l"
and received some cheers.
Mr. Bryan was introduced as the hoN'
President OF the United states.
Mr.. Bryan started on briei speeo"'
but the train moved on ana cut "',"
short. A small gathering OF I''p''
greeted and checrcd Mr.. ana MIS- h',"D
at each stopping place.
A rather elaborate reception ha' p''H
planned at Syracuse. into which entered
a proccseion from tho Yates House, nut
that mart OF the plan misclrried because
the band went ON ono street and -"i.
prvan's carriage took another. unnticni-
~ Tho remainder of thc programme
wont hrougt After RECEPTION at
the hotel. MI. Bryan was escorted L"
Hanover square. whore crowd OF 5000
people had assembled
SPEAKS AT SYRACUSE.
Mr.. Bryan began his address with the
remark that IN "a land like this. where
Government derived It's just powers from
the consent Of the governed. IL was well
that candidates for high positions should
be permitted 10 come i'm contact with the
voters. ana so Doc thought 1t right. as
Il was very dincult for all the people
10 learn the necessary truths as 90 geld
and silver. to visit them. Some of their
conspicuous opponents. ne said. had de-
clarcd openly and publicly That they
were cXcrting themselves 10 keep anarchy
and socialism from dominating in the
United States.
81 want 10 show Won. my friends. said
Mr.. Bryan that the people who arc op-
posing The canvass of tine ticket nomi
mated ~ Chicago are not doing 10 hc-
cause they Are afraid That anarchy Will
be Triumphant. but because they know
that the success of that ticket will over
throw those. who think they are great
or than me government. Chccrs)
81 hur back the charge. say chat
those men are the great offenders
against their couniry's good and that
our warfare is against them.)
Mr.. Bryan then went into an expiana
ton Of the money question and argued
that the restoration of the free coinage
OF silver would restre prosperity TO The
country
liz lcf, here for Buffalo at 1.3o this ar
teinoon.
ROCnESTERS RECEPTION.
ROCHESTER,. Y. y. August 26.-Co>-
trary to his usual custom. candida y
Bryan took q drawing room car from
syracuse TO Rochester ON an express
train. which made only one stop Lyons
wnich was reached at 1.25. Five hundrcF
people were ~ tho depot The stop was
Tor a moment only. no time Tor speak
ing. Rochester was reached at 2lJ U
large crowd was at tho station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan entered % carrlagd
with some OF the Reception Committee.
ana with a big crowd marching hcsids
the carriage. proceeded TO Brown Square.
Ten Thousand was the lowest ncare
given; some estimates placed IL AT 1900.
Fred. Cook. cX-Secrctary Of State. pre-
scented Bryan. Those who came 10 heart
great oratorical effort. such as the,l
had been led 10 expect from the reputa-
ton That had preceded the nominee
were disappointed. for Mr.. Bryan was So
hoarse that his voice could be heard,
scarcely "A hundred feet away
This caused large segments Of peonle
on the outskirts 10 move away. and the
audience prcccptihlv iwindled
Such as could hear his voice however.
Mr. BRYAN Kept interested and amused
for half an hour
Mr.. BRYAN left for Buffalo ON thc En-
pire state express AZ 3.25 As the tr..'n
pulled ont he bowed his thanks to thoe,
who Joined IN the farewell cheer from th,,
rear platform.
AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. August 26-The Empire
State express bearing the BRYAN party.
arrived AT f.ii y. VI. 4 reception com,
mrtee. consisting OF Norman f. Mack
OF the Buffalo Times. Judge Titus and
others. met Mr. Bryan AT Rochester
There was l.rgo crowd gathered on
the platform. anN they gave the Demo
crate candidate a rousing cheer as nc
stepped from his car and crossed to
special train. wl-.cL vas I'm waiting 10
take him 70 Erie. where he will speak to-
night.
TRIBUTE TO MKINLEY.
ERIE. PA. Aug 26.-Nir. Bryan ar
rived here nj o'clock this evening
from Buffalo I'm a special train. fur
nlshed 10y his supporters from this city.
The largest reception was given at
Dunkirk. \. Y Mr. Bryan made n
short speech there. in which he took oc-
casion 20 pay a high tribute 70 the per
sonal integrity OF Major Mckinley. Hon
Joseph Siblcy. Of Eric. Joined Mr. R.van
at Dunkirk. The reception was cordial.
and II Is estimated that 900 people took
part I'm Il. There was also a hig crowd
gathered az Wosthcld. Mr. Bryan made
brief speech. which was well received.
TENNESSEE COLD mr. NOCRITS