The herald., 1896-09-28
THE CAMPAIGN FOR
SILVER COINAGE
To Be Continued With Re-
newed Vig0r
1AMMANY HALLS RATIFICATION
Will Call Out Big Crowds in
New York
ADAY OF MUCH NEEDED REST
Spent by Candidate Bryan at Sewal's
Cosy Home
APregram Of Weeks Continuous Speaking
Laid Out
A DAY OF MUCH NEEDED REST
Spent by Candidate Bryan at Sewal!s
Cosy Home
A Program Of Weeks Continuous Speaking
Laid Out
Senator Morgan Tells Troy Citizens
Why He Is Proud of Democracy
and Democrats Who Are Not
Given to Mugwumpery.
Associated Press Special Wire

BATH, Me-, Sept. 27.-WiIliam Jen-
nings Bryan gained needed rest today.
He took advantage of the quiet of the
typical New England Sunday to rest
himself for the tedious journey back to
Lynn, Mass, which will occupy from
midnight tonight until tomorrow morn
ing. Mr.. Bryan spent the night at the
cosy cottage of his colleague, Mr.. Sc
wall, on the banks Of the picturesque
Kennebec. This morning he rose from
good sleep and attended church at the
Second Congregational church, where
Rev. Frederick Bunnells officiated. The
church was crowded with the Bath pub
lie, there not only to worship but to see
the distinguished guest.
The afternoon was occupied by drive
to Mr.. Sewalls country place at Small
point, fifteen miles away. The presi-
Dental candidate and his running mate
sat behind a fine team Of horses belong
ing to Mr.. Sewall, and Mr.. Bryan had an
opportunity of enjoying the rugged
beauty Of the Maine scenery.
At Mr.. Sewalls house an informal
symposium was held during the discus
sides the host and his chief guest Ma
tional Committeeman Joseph Daniels of
North Carolina, c. W. Larrabee of
Bath, Frank Sewall, son of the vice.
presidential candidate, four of Mr.. Sc
wallis friends, number of local politi-
clans. The party left Small point short
Iy after o'clock, reaching Bath about
two hours later.
The nominee drove to Mr.. Sewalps
home this evening and after brief chat
the party boarded a special car. This
left at midnight The original program
has been changed, and instead of going
directly through to Boston as first in
tended they will go to Lynn, Mass,
where Mr.. Bryan will adSSess an early
meeting tomorrow morning. Lynn will
be reached at $50 o'clock and the party
will breakfast at 7. Mr. Bryan will
speak and an hour later the special will
go to Boston. A stop OF an hour will be
made there and then the campaigners
will go on to Providence. This will be
Mr.. Bryan's first visit to Little Rhody.
After Providence, New London will be
the destination of the party and after a
short meeting here they will leave for
New York. On Tuesday night will be
held the Tammany hall ratification
meeting, when it is expected Mr.. Bryan
will address three separate gatherings,
one In the hall and two from stands on
the outside. From New York Mr.. Bryan
will strike southwark, probably jumping
directly irto West Virginia, although
this has finally been decided upon.
M. n, ...., when questioned today, de-
clined to discuss the present political
condition of Massachusetts, and the un-
expected outcome of yesterdays state
convention. Nor would he speak of the
probabilities of New Englands part in
November. He did say he was gratified
by the reception accorded him in this
section and especially with the big Bath
meeting last night.
Mr.. Sewall decided to accompany Mr..
Bryan as far as New York and possibly
further south. He left with the party
at midnight. Mr.. Bryan states that he
will be in ST. Louis October Sd, from
where he will go to Memphis, Nash
Vile and then back to Indianapolis and
after that possibly to some points in
Michigan and return to Burlington, Ia,
on October 8th.