The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-14
TALKED TO WORKINCMEN.
Somince Bryan Helps Towne in His
Canvass.
IMPORTANCE OF THE CONGRESS-
,..n, Poweriess Unless He Has Aid
and sympathy of Senate and Con-
c,ess-Forces should Unite.

,,on in this city shortly after O'Clock
and the candidate made Two speeches here
..r,cbt The days campaigning tour had
covered the route from Minneapolis to Du-
,,,,b and at every station of worthy size
.,ong the line MIR. Bryan spoke to goodiy
crowds. Upon his arrival in this city he
wos met by a reception committee and,
18th Mrs. Bryan, was escorted TO the ST.
o,is hotel for dinner. lie was then
driven to the Lyceum theater, where he
addressed an enthusiastic meeting OF wo-
man. Then he proceeded to the car barn,
which was packed to the utmost with la
hor,nr men OF Duluth. Here he was pre-
.,r,ed with the last utensil necessary for
the signing of a silver bill, when 1t should
reach him, providing he shall be elected
an elegant silver ink bottle, filled with the
fluid necessary for the purpose
Charles A. 1owne was present at both
meetings and presented the nominee i'll
neat speech. In the speech at the Lyceum
,heaier Mr.. Bryan devoted himself almost
entirely TO the discussion of the yard
stick proposition along the same lines pur-
sued BY him many times before.
Al the meeting IN the car barn Mr.. Bryan
~ ~ -
said In part
Ladies and Gentlemen It gives me great
pleasure to advocate our cause anywhere,
hut IL gives me special pleasure to ddvo-
cafe our oause a'"oue poop'e IN ~. r IiS
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cause III STAT Niio'e "'s ~ ave-
anu SILVER Ieluol'rans nase Iii ,;ni.a+s VII
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dsc,sia 'le people, believe re Rendered
his co,,.. MnlVh VIII prove as ben".i ial TO
b,r, 'ouu'rymen as 1t proves honorable 10
10 boi @nu l am slad to be in his cislrct
smh,o w MS hands aud ;el you VINO as
trIc, ,h ne'e, nose who vote IN this dis
s .aora to go down to defeat ,nan y,n con
Ana us 70 allow his cause 10 .'.'fer refeat.
interes,nd -, 'eli you mat vol Ought to be
IVA, .u IN his success in this election.
INV ho 20 aan' my friends, that II there are
~, nere from other districts IN this CITY
for tS sou ., should feel an ilta,est IN %orking
free cue ue, success of those who stand ior the
II is msas ol SILVER.
sjrn 10 h us, 10 have president who will
to siyr winch will afford Inn an opportunity
We esn.t. Dill, and in this campaign. while
vs1Iapeet hot a bare majority nut nm avnr-
Der than victory we must always remem-
turn u unor It Il, is possible that congress may
member whose vote s turns the Saie aGa a
ia bis distr ay De elected by single vote
the resn .Sorl,, ana beg you TO remember
an hon. 'tU'h, M. that rest upon YOU in
to Rive '1 'no ehIs and leave no effort undoae
give r,i majority in the house aud to
to elect majority in the senate as well as
colpae v' President in favor of the free
aid or conso slNer without waiting for the
yo, Voisent OF any other nation.
Mr. H., You won't veto it. win YOU?
shay Ivan win not. but want ton
50 i, thirds II possible in bo,h sou
want vo w any chance> should veto IT I
over NV nvu 10 70 have enough votes TO nass il