The sun., 1896-10-31
BRYAN's WISCONSIN TRIP.
A sorimmaEo Between Republicans and
Popocrats at Ono Stop.

Popocrats ut Ono Stop.
NEENAH. Wis. Oct. 3o.-Mr. Bryan began his
Wisconsin campaign this morning at Green
Bay, where be arrived at half past O'Clock.
spending three hours In his special car on
siding near that place. Between 5000 and
5000 people braved the raw morning air that
came with chilling force across Lake Michigan,
and stood around tho temporary platform In
Whitney Park to hear Mr.. Bryan.
"Goldbugs' were quito prominent on tho
streets Of tho town, and cheers for Mckinley
were heard.
At first the audience was like tho atmosphere,
but 1t warmed up as Mr.. Bryan proceeded and
became exceedingly enthusiastic. Green Bay
was the home of Senator Howe. and apropos of
his views on the income tax back In the seven
ties, Mr.. Bryan talked about that feature Of the
Chicago platform. holding that only people
with large incomes were against its enactment.
Gov. Peck Joined Mr.. Bryan at Green Bay, and
will accompany him through the State.
Ten minutes at Lapere were devoted to telling
a couple Of thousand people something about
the money question. Kankakuna came next
and ten minutes speech was made by the
candidate. His audience numbered two or
three thousand. About 5000 people composed
the gathering that greeted Mr.. Bryan at Apple
ton. They showed considerable enthusiasm.
FOND Du LAC. Wis. Oct 30.-The towns of
Neenah and Menasha held joint demonstra-
tion in honor of the Democratic candidate at
the latter place. Gold badges were again in ev-,
idence among the 1000 people whom Mr.. Bryan
addressed. With $4,000 faces gazing at him as
he stood on the rear platform OF the Idler,"
Mr.. Bryan made speech at Oshkosh that
brought considerable warmth of feeling from
his supporters. Many people wore gold badges.
A number OF leading wisconsin politicians
Joined Mr. Bryan along the route. Some OF
inee for Governor: T. B. Lamoreaux. Commis-
sloner OF -the Federsl Land ONCE; and ex-
ex-Gongressman. accompanied the party from
who tried to ,nnd accommodations in adozen
MADISON, Wis. Oct. ,3o;-At Fort Atkinson
yellow was Conspicuous and golden rib bons
ever that tho supporters OF the Democratic can
didate were plentif ful in the Assem- bage of 3,000
after the candidate had begun to speak Nc
o @neh the
gathering about the rear platform OF the
Much confusion was caused. but above 1t all
Mr. Bryan could be heard saying: Il am glad
to have our opponents here, because II is our
those who are already right" LCheers.l
Some OF those who tried to hear the candidate
and made objections to the interruption. In
diGnant remarks came from those standing
BY Mr.. Bryans side. and John Winans. Chair
man OF the Rock County Democratic Committee,
who introduced him. shouted out something
about Giving them as good they send"
Somebody grabbed banner borne by the Re-
pubicans labelled: sweet sixteen to one
Nit" and then trouble began. Energetic Dem
ocrRts made n rush ut their political opponents.
Flsticutfs became general. pictures Of McKin-
ley were torn down. and the offending banner
also went to earth. The battle was over In
minute, and as things Queted down Mr.. Bryan
made some comments ON the interruption.
The Mckinley club had marched to the sta
tion to take n train for Rockford. where they
aud 1t is claimed 1t could reach its coaches only
by going through tho assemblage listening TO
Mr.. Bryan.