The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-24

, where; we find those who are asains.
US and who win contribute literally TO
I the corruption fund, and We find those
( with US who have no money TO corrupt
the voters with (ApplauSe) But they
are out-voting themselves this fall. Gap
plause). 1t won't be necessary TO hire
carriages to bring the people to the
polls this fall, my friends. (applause)
they will be there when the polls open
! and you cannot keep them away from
the polls this year, because their inter
ests are at stake in this campaign
Our opponents want to know how
this money question can concern them.
II you want to know how the money
question can concern you. you find out
now 1t concerns those who have been
in the habit OF preying upon the public
(Applause). If the money question Is so
important to the syndicateS OF this
country that they can subscribe to the
fund 10 use IN this campaign. the peo-
pie understand that there must be some
thing in 1t for the syndicate or they
would hardly be so liberal in this cam
paign. These are not in the habit OF
throwing money away. my friends, and
when you find them rolling up an enor-
nous corruption fund, YOU may depend
upon RI that they expect TO get back
every dollar they subscribe, by unfair
legislation applause and cries OF
More, too-D
my friends, they tell us that these
great financiers are doing all this for
the benefit OF somebody else. They are
not in The habit OF doing things for the
benefit OF somebody else unless they
snare IN the profits. Ny friends, you
viii find. as we have found. that where
your interests and the interests OF the
financter are the same. that then they
may act With you but you wiz find thai
whenever the interests OF the fnancier
are different from the interests or the
people, they may be depended upon 10
hook out for themselves.
IT see here laboring men. want you
% remember that in this campaign We
have opposed TO us every man who
has attempted 70 destroy labor organi-
cations and break UP these associations
OF laboring men. Great applause. I
want you TO understand that we have
on our side in the campaign only people
VINO have aided labor IN it's endeavor
10 better the condition OF those who
toll and we can better submit our case
10 those who are interested On the wei
fare of TIE l-'--, --rb-
nit the cave to uhUs @1 w. sass cleo
tion try u destroy everything that IL
Of benefit for the lz5-z lg man. !
remember Waen I W. ~ .3z Sc
had a bill Up 20 compel the railroads
to put on couplers to protect the lives
OF the railroad employees and every rail-
way attorney opposed IL and told Us that
IL would cost TOO much. measuring na- (
man K5e IN dollars and cents: and when I
We insisted that we had the same riEht I
TO protect the lives Of the la5Oringnen /
as we had OF other men, We could not I
touch the hearts OF those people II i
the president OF railroads are able 20 4
manipulate the votes N the Interests I
OF those whom the presidents OF rail- 1
roads want elected. taen the presidents 4
of the railroads will man pulate the men 4
after election ard VIII be deal 20 ey-
cry entrea-y OF the men Who voted for 1
their interests under coercion" lGrest i
spplsuse)
At BeIv1drre a few hundred F,ersoenS
were waiting az me depot and when the
train bearing TIE Bryan party rolled /
into the station they cb~ered ~ntnus-
as1ically. Mr.. Bryan spoke 90 them
from the rear OF the car.
Al SfznIuka Chunk there was a stou
u ten minutes In order 10 make she
rain FOR Wass1in gtoa. y. ]. a fex bur
7red people were az the depot and Ar Z
Bryan utilized The tine there % speak
ng 20 theTnA
New YORK. Sept AT Washington.
Y. J. the hOu7e OF ex-Congrezsrnaa
Cornish who vas "a The party. Z stop
4 nearly an hour Was made. Sr. Bryan
'eceived al enthusiastic ovatioTl and
poke from a stz.d erected 81 5be cen- I
e. 81 The town Mayor & z. SIulsa To-
reduced the candidate
At Dover a fex hundred people gath
red about Ire TRAIN. which s-ogss-e t--
raozDeut- IT, crowd rhEsrsd the no-l-
Fee e1thusi1stica1T. Fss Epcze 2 ~
norn>nts before TIE train pzIa9 ezt
Ao--fsto-u tgEDed ogf "a .grce - =
rect Mr.. Bryan Tlssre Terr. aVweTrF. 3
Aeois cheers far zEcKiliey EExe1 - =
vs-h the shoztsr= sor ere r0rli.ee (
TIE streets @ Sexzrst. abort 10 r-a-
2 the tran. ~e=e pscx~d WITH fse1T,se
0 s-e~- the candidate. ard lDnE t-ssg-~ :
h4 s-.tfor was r.zraet- Re cheering !.
-srld - heard ~ rsscsse -. - tTst--
- train STOPPED hss- q rnsTrz~nf. 1b7sf Ia
hat tire NJ B-yzn tAaks1 - taos
raors ~ could make hesg.