The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-30
BRYAN oN rHIRD TIOKET.
He Attacks sound-Money Democrats in
His speech.

BUFFALO. y. y, Aug. 9.-Mr. and
Mr. Rrvan. lett Niagara Falls at S.G
A. NJ. by the Erie for Honellsville.
Tonight and tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan win be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman T.. Mack. OF Buffalo, at their
cottage at Lake Wood. near Chatauqua.
Tho train with the candidate on board
arrived at the Erie depot al 500 ana LETT
for Hornellsville at Q o'clock.
HORNELLSVILLE. y. T., Aug. 3
There were few stops made by Mr.. Bry-
ans train between Buffalo and HOrnens-
Vile. Attica was reached at 945. The
train stopped long enough 10 permit II Mr.
and Mrs Bryan 20 crafty the seven or
eight hundred people collected at the sta
ton by going out on the rear platform
and greeting them with smiling faces
and with a handshake 10 every one who
got near enough 10 extend n hand 70
husband and wife. There was pretty
fair propor ion OF women in the crowd.
IL was a gathering OF prosperous-looking
people. who evinced much pleasure and
enthusiasm. There were some calls for
a. speech but there was not time for one
as tho train moved off.
4 tremendous crowd was gathered az
tho Horncllsyile station which WIS reach
ed at 1llO a. VI. Mr. Bryan was loudly
N l. IL
on the platform no was greeted by a
reception committee, and by members Of
the Bryan and Sewall Club. A procession
or carriages was formed. headed by a
band. and Mr.. Bryan and his wire were
conveyed 70 tho house Of Alderman Dol
son. where a reception was held until
noon.
\ LARGE CROWD.
Tho g~and-siand in The fair grounds
Maple City Park has a capacity Of 700
To-day IL was packed. and stretching I'm a
sold mass on the racing track and en-
closure were thousands more. II is GER
tam that there We're nc least 900 peoDle
present and tho manner In which thev
showed their approval Of Mr.. Bryun's
remarks gave them the title OF being ona
OF me most enthusiastic audiences the
cahnldate has addressed since he started
out from Chicago after his nomination
MT Bryan's voice was husky when no
began, but r. soon gained strength and
came strong and clear before his discourse
was finished 80
BRYAN'S SPEECH.
Mr.. Bryan spoke In part as follows.
1T. Is the object for at least II should
be) or public speakers TO help their
audiences 10 understand the merits OF
dences Of sincerity Of purpose that the
person discussing the public issues shall
discuss them plainly clearly, so that every
one can understand just what is said
and iust what ~ meant. When ambie7l-
Gus language Is used when obscure ex-
pressions are employed Il is an assured
fact that the person using them has
something 20 conceal rather than 70 make
plain The good book speaks OF GER
tain persons who love darkness rather
than light. and the good book gives a
good reason for that peculiar affection.
When 7 hear n man talking about
sound money without telling what he
means hv H. 7 think he loves darkness
rather than light. because his deeds are
evil (aprlause) and ! find that our op-
ponents are taking their arguments from
people who have not names. ! am afraid
that there Is purpose IN the obscurity.
A NEWSPAPER OUsTED.
Let me cal your attention 10 something
which YOU VIII find at the top Of the
first column OF the first page Of the Buff
falo Courier. under great big head lines;
Ready TO Unload Indian Bankers
Hope thar Bryan VIII Win Great
Hoqrls of silver They are Eager 20
DUMP II by the snip-load on United
states Mints and to Double its Present
prices
Under these headlines | find this spe-
cial oableeram from that great city
whence comes most OF the arguments OF
our enemies. London. England. CHisses)
In the course OF an interview to-day
a leading Indian merchant gust returned
from Ca-cuita said TO me:
"A leading Indian merchant. name
unknown laughfer) American politics
Just now ere Of absorbing interest 10