New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
BRYAN TO SPEAK AGAIN.
THE BOY ORATOR" CAN'T HOLD IN ANY
LONGER.
AN IMPORTANT UTTcRANCE" ANNOUNCED FoR
TO-DAY AT TIVOII. y. Y.-THE CANDIDATE
FISHES. WRITES AND TRIES TO
Prnr A BICYCLE.

RIDE a RICYCLE
Timer Red Hook " Y. Aug 2.-The Bryan and
seuall campaign will be opened In earnest to-nor-
ron, ., Tivou in this county. by Mr.. Bryan. With
the exception of his Madison Square address the
speech he will deliver. II is said, will be the most
,nonortant of his utierances since his nomination.
For the first time he will deal directly with the
issues Of the campaign. and prooaoy nave Some
thing OF spicy nature 10 say The mee'hg mas
been largely advertised and a big crowd is ex-
pected ,,
Mr. prvan's visit 70 Major James W Hnkley.
chairman NJ the New-York STATE Democratic Com
rnittee will be made Monday. AS 10 the import
Of the meeting between Major Hnkley ana hihSe'l
MIR BRYAN is non-communicatlVe, Out po'''i0IaH'
abopt here are attaching much importance TO H.
There is no doubt tina, Mr.. Bryan and MT Hlhkley
will talk over the condition of affairs IN the Empire
SAFE Thai Mr. Bryan Is confident that he VIII nave
the backing OF the Democratic leaders Is SHOWN os
his authorized statement this morning WIN REFER
erce 70 Mr. Croker's Endorsement OF his cahdiaacy'
IN which he said that he presumed nearly all the
LADDERS voud fall into line before the END OF me
,arona,gn 7, is likely that Mr.. Bryan Will spend
Monday night AZ Winnsook Lodge. In the CatsKhis'
where Major Hnkiey is summerlns' anu 'ne wv
Will have every opportunity 10 discuss inc
IN detail. Major Hnkley. while one OF the sou
leaders at the Chicago Convention has been non
committal since Mr. Bryan's nomination. anu "s AZ
,.n,in, ~ ,bt candidate Is looked or as positive
n-ooy ,ha. ne will support the ticket The signihcan'
mart O, Mr. Bryan's visit to Winnsook Lodge hes
q, Tho belief that Major Huxley is acting for SEN
a,or Hill and the claim is made that II ioresha'--
oy,s the Senator's action at the Buffalo Convention.
. ruuor was brought here to-day that Senator Hni
u-o,,ld attend the Bryan meeting In Albany tues
dav night. where the candidate will make speech,
h1y 4, could not be confirmed through MT. Dry u
any other source. ,o, - Mr. Rrvan
again today at Least ss MI Perrae and some friends
MIR and Mrs. Bryan drove our 70 oPrl,is ia ,heir
coi,nle of miles from Upper Red HOOK TO uy Ihet en-
luck with the rod Mr. ana MIs bry 1 t9me Mrs
Rrvan flshed her husband produced paper ahH pen
81 and devoted himself to writing. Neither ne nor
Ne Ervan would say what he was composing put
everybody said it was h's letleI ol o
lr,nd bass That was too much Tor the canuiuate
lie became so Interested that ne to0k roo liiseid
and managed to get pickerel ne did no more
writing and after going ashore maue me- niss AT
The party reached Upper Red HOOK at darh' IH,
and hungry Mr.. Bryan found congressman Vii
IN IN suIzer from New-York City. awaiting MN
l1ih Mr. SulZer was Professor Van Buren, DensloW'
Mi' formerlv occupied the chair OF political econ
omv AT the Chicago University, ana is now a Wllter
ON, on economic subjects Mr.. Sulzer and Professor
TSareIovy snent half an hour at Mr.. Perrnes mouse
ni,h Mr. BRYAN Retcence was MI Suffers most
rnarked characteristic when ne cam" OUT 01 ~
ssv n thing about H." said he. II can't Talk lou
Know If j Gould talk would talk ,,, -.
morning paper was shown MT Bryan "In i', re-
,o1rteS Mr. Crokers Endorsement of the chicago
p ~ He soid he was gratifed TO find so many
traStern Democrats falling into line, ana adusu
~ before the campaign closed he expected the
co.operation of all Democrats except those WHOSE
ypniarv interests may be better advanced by the
pi pa standard II is said that Dr. jenkins. OF New
SnrL gave Mr. Bryan an intimauon mat MT.
croker would be with him.