New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

the people Here the people govern All Al sd powSr
rests with them II Is the greatest iorn nr o. when
see this assemblage on such an occasion '"
but feel the qualification we all shouiu nave
Parties" continued Mr. Bryan. ARE but 'ne III
struments by which We carry out those rohc'es
which we believe IN" Mr.. Bryan again comp"
mented Mr. Bland. He begged his AUDITORS "
make their ballots express exactly %na' '"o'
wished and concluded with this remark:
II don't want anybody TO think that by vo'ine 'o'
me they going to get their hahus III sum 'o
clse's pockets 1 would be satisfied II Keep '"e
hands ~ other people out OF their pockets.
Mrs Rryon appeared on the platform just then ana
the crowd oheered her Then mad rush was maze
for the Platform on which Mr.. Bryan was stahoins'
and the handshakng was in progress wheh 'he 'r''"
drew out of the station at S:Oo
A; stations all along the route people were as
seub,ed to see the Democratic candidate. At Ores
dsn Lamont Knob Mos prasont Hit GrscnwSod
Hlsw m9ldfn he Wns and at few Of them he
spoke briefly. A large crowd was waiting Az W.T. ar
And IN G G hay going be
at the polls on Election Day Inere was ''''
''"Ail doubt has passed away" said Mr, Brya an
Cheers and laughter greeted this remark ne mace
few general remarks and snde ae wes he would
support the Coy eminent until he could neln cn s
Camp n at Warrenssurs and battery fired salute
lie made another speech to the people satneae on az
there as an indication OF realization OF the I'M,
portance Of the campaign and he believed II w6nh
| we had ever passed. ..o,
crowd Dyan Ct aPHg nTef large Of
them wearing their ha- pictures Of Mr. Brysn;
C Grte ' Of To- Mrs Bryan was
| large bouquet OF roses. Mr.. Bryan said he con.
issae of the campaign \ nrmber of people ihougnt
il could beese,led by few experts nIt he thousn'
Kansas City, July ls.-After long journey through
Illinois and Missouri William J. Bryan reached
Kansas City at $50 O'Clock this evening. At War
rensburg Senator Cockrell and two reception COM
mittees boarded Mr. Bryans train great cheer went
up from the crowd at the Union station here when
the train arrived. The party went to the Coates
House where they had dinner. At o'clock Mr.
Bryan appeared on the balcony Of the hotel and
after an Introduction by Senator Cockre. addressed
the multitude. The cheering when he appeared was
vigorous and long continued. When quiet had been
restored Mr. Bryan spoke The multitude in front OF
the Coates House crowded the street and sidewalks.
and overlooked into side streets Mr.. Bryan said In
part:
said to the committee that ! would not MAKE make
Interview 1G' people am afraid that shall be
PEELED TO break my promise for just few moments
Eaisn the platform has been adopted. the great par;
ties have placed their candidates IN the feld, ana
10 discuss ts the H issues nyoved The platform
at Chicago is IN my humble judgment one OF the
ndcpe psg Y soaa Ra1 the
States. (Applause) 1t presents those issues which
In tho judgment OF the delegates are paramount IN
| this campaign 1t Is Democratic platform in every
sentence word and syllable. applause, Demo,
cratic platform that carries back 10 the days OF
its nlustrous founder Thomas Jefferson and to its
pervaded WITH the spirit Of the Declaration of
dependence; It pres,n1s those fundamental doctrin -
which all true msSt a1 res but the
PRINCIPLES s Of the Democrats are true in al times
p s Mhc a ppS to ns % the h And ind n
line our platform has declared that the paramount
silver coinage Of the Constitution Great applause
All ether aG Thas stand r 9as t THIS a. e
time through yheh we are nov passing o Mesn a as
deiermne the Tsfare Of the people only Of i6s
Nation. but Of the world. Not only now but for
We have reached a crisis In our monetary legis-
aton There are those who would bind this Nation
| who would fasten European yoke upon the neck
Of 5Sa govern orf as nd make It's
laws In speaking Nth emphasis S upon s, hnis
inGs Free co ss OF sa snt 1i
those who differ: 1t is not CAMPAIGN in which
f wG she" OPINIONS on Of those Who der from US
There are men there are great n
Silver. Let us not speak OF them In terms OF de-
death Of Ex-Governor Russell. of Massachusetts
whose character he enog,zed nS S believe
and the belief touches every hbre in my being that
on so Te e he sce that Occupied for
wears. so many centuries and so many ages. there
BE Of 70 hose xho toll he
want confidence restored We tell them that con,
rest and that 80 long as you legisate value out
ca rest heS e ns @ VR
honest dollar we tell them that we have every de
define an homes, dollar, beg them 70 give US a
dollar which is as kind TO the man who produces
men 4 dollar which Increases in value is not an
,.n % .+,d,, +hts ouestton for vcs
and want suggest two things for you to think
about. They tell you that the gold standard is the
IS e complete lr If the gold standard the standard
the leader in the civilization Of the world has
the aa o 0a s Of
ton; why is that no National party in the history
S' AND II the kepnpcahs attempt to admit that
and tell us that this Nation is mpotent to secure
It without the aid Of other nations we hurl bae.
enough to egslate for its own people without wait
Ing for the ala or %e OF with Sihe hy take
They dare NOT take either course; They dare not
IS ee fonn upon p% 'n Sh they If
had declared for the gold standard they might have
standard thew ID dare not ask the Verdict Of thei1
countrymen upon this proposition.
Mr.. Bryan in closing referred to his companion or
| the National ticket, saying:
There are sections in this country where IL has
required more heroism to stand out for the right;
! Of the masses OF the people than In the West And
I ask you not to forget that brave man who stands
upon the ticket with me. and who away on near
the Atlantic shore has been fighting the battles OF
the common people courageously as Bland mas
fought for II in Missouri Great appause)
When Mr. Bryan had finished he retired to the
lobby OF the hotel, where public reception was
held lasting until late hour thousands OF people
passing before the Presidential candidate.
WILL DEFER TO SOUTHERN PoPULIsTs
LAWRENCE J. MPARILN TALKS OF THE COMING
ST LOUIS CONVENTION.
Iockport n. Y, July &c (SpeciaD.-Lawrence j
McParin, OF this city. secretary Of the Nationa
Executive Committee OF the Peoples party con
sente1 ~ an interview to-day the hi.