The herald., 1896-11-02
silver MEN URGED
70 EARNEST WORK |
Until All the Ballots Are <
Cast 4
The TRUSTS IRE Fighting FOR LIFE (
Will Not Hesitate at Bribery
Nor Deception
CANDIDATE BRYAN AT HOME
Gains Strength for More Work 10
Be Done
The Last Day Is to Be Devoted to
Nebraska
Before Dawn and After Dark He Wnll
Plead the Cause of the People, Feel
ing Confident Of the Result.
CANDIDATE BRYAN AT HOME
Gains Strength for More Work 10
Be Done
The Last Day Is to Be Devoted to
Nebraska
Before Dawn and After Dark He Wlll
Plead the Cause of the People. Feel
ing Confident of the Result.


Associated Press Special Wire
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 1-Mr. Bryan
tonight sent the following dispatch to
Senator Jones, chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee at Chicago:
II suggest tht you urge all members
Of silver clubs throughout the United
States to give the entire day Tuesday. Il
possible, to our cause. In states where
the bolting Democrats have been a.
lowed to use the party name 1t will be
necessary for our people to warn voters
against the deception, and at all poll
irg places they will be useful to NEST
the Misrepresentation which may be
circulated too late to be answered by
our speakers or through the press. The
gold syndicate and the trusts are fight
ing for existence and we must be pre-
pared to meet them at every point.
(Signed) wv. J. BRXANs'
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan reached their homo
in this city today at 1890 o'clock after
an absence Of several weeks duration.
In order to be ablc to spend the day
with their children 1t was necessary for
Mr.. Bryan to depart from the rulewhich
ne has invariably followed since his
nomination, of not travelling on Sunday.
! They came from Council Bluffs. where
they spent last night with friends. ON
their special train, covering the dis
tance in little over an hour. There
were no stops or demonstrations on the
way, as it was not known in advance
whether the homecoming would occur
last night. There was quite an assem-
blage of personal friends at the Ldn-
coin station, and the candidate and his
wife were welcomed by many cordial
handshakes. Immediately upon their =
arrival they We're ushered into a car
riage and driven directly to their own
residence. Mr.. Bryan might have been
anything but presidential candidate,
so quietly was the day spent after reach
ing home. There were a few callers.
but they consisted for the most part Of
fellow -townsmen, and none of them
spent more than sufficient time to in
quire after the personal welfare OF Mr..
Bryan and his wife. Mr.. Bryan con-
curing a good days rest. He accord
ingly retired early in the afternoon ana
was still sleeping at o'clock. Mrs.
Bryan stood guard at the door to pre-
vent intrusion of any kind. In the few
words the he did speak to callers Mr..
Bryan asserted his unshaken confidence
in the success of his cause, and he has
never since the beginning of the cam
paign appered more cheerful or moro
hopeful than he was today. He be-
lieves the people are thoroughly aroused
and will sustain him at the polls, but
said that if perchance they should fail
to do so he would by no means consider
the cause of bimetallism lost. He thinks
that in case of defeat at this time inn
mediate preparations should be begun
for the campaign Of 1900
The last day of the campaign will be
devoted to Mr.. Bryan's own state and
will be a long and busy one. Leaving
Lincoln at $50 am. tomorrow he will
go westward >as far as Grand Island.
and from that point return over anothr
railroad line in time to reach Lincoln
at $780, making speeches of few min
utes' duration at all important points
going and coming. He will stop at
Lincoln on his return long enough to
make last address to the people of his
home town and will then proceed to
Omaha, where, between the hours Of Z
and ~ o'clock, he is expected to mako
from five to seven speeches Immedt.
ately after the last speech in Omaha Mr.
Bryan will return again to Lincoln soas
to be here on election day. Mrs. Bryan
will accompany her husband through
the state, but will not so to Omaha with !
him.
ON THE TRAIL
OMAHA. Nov. lone of the most ex-
citing as well as intensely interesting
features of this sensational campaign
will occur tomorrow, when William j.
Bryan, in his rapid flight through Me-
braska. will be closely followed by Hon.
John p Irish of California The itin-
erary of the Irish train has been arrang-
ed with great care, Hon. Euclid Martin.
chairman of the national Democrats
state committee having the alfair in
charge Bryan will spend the day along
the Burlington road, starting his speech
making in the early hours of the morn-
ing, closing his campaign in Omaha
Monday evening. Shortly after Bryan
has commenced his Grating the special I
train carrying Irish and the foWor e \
gold standard Democracy Of NebraS1n
will follow him closelA ..s