New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
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BRYAN ~ North CAROLINA.
HE JOURNEYS THROUGH THE STATE. NOT
TALKING SO MUCH AS USUAL.

TALKING SO MI I'll 40 - ~
Hickory. n G.. Sept 1.-THE train on which
William Bryan made his trip through me Nor'n
Carolina mountains from Ashevllle 10 Hickory to-
nigh, wa, composed Of four cars and one sleeper.
with I draving-ro room for Mr. Bryan's especial ac-
commodation lie will travel through North caro-
lima by this means. and will not abandon the Tram
unti he leaves the State 1t Rocky Mount on rri-
day The train was furnished by the North caro-
lima State Reception Committee. OF which Colonel
] s Carr Of Durham is chairman. NUMBER OK
the members of the committee will remain Win
Mr. BRYAN during his North Carolina itinerary.
Among those on board the train are william ~
Guthrie Populistic candidate for Governor; Locke
Craig- Democratic candidate for elector' EXON
eressnen Crawford and Alexander. Clement Man.
w. Democratic State chairman; Hal Aver Popuhst
state chairman and C. -. Watson Democra'io
candidate FOR Governor. II was announced IN De-
half Of he candidate that ne would speak rs it'ie
az possible to-day
A, Mr. Bryan's request the train was stopped at
Black Mountain. in order that the nominee m'snt
see the home OF the late Senator vance co"Pis
Of hum red people cheered him there
A, Hickory three pickpockets. who had been fo-
lowing the party were put OF the train Ihey rep
resented themselves as telegraph operators sent
along 10 transmit press matter ana sald '"e! "e's
from Chicago
Tar barrels burned brightly in Marion when the
Rrvan train reach he'd that mountain town al s;1'
49,, ,,oh,ad III, the figures OF several hundred peo-
rls who cheered for xhe candidate. Mr. Bryan
told them something about the SILVER question IN
"A husky voice.
ar,or the seat of all the State asylums Mr.
BRYAN appeared on the rear platform OF his car
All made some remarks about the money ques-
ton
Ashevile y C.. Sept ls.-William J. Bryan
reached Asheville at o'clock. accompanied by
Allegation from Knoxville a reception commit
a,I 1iar NJ mi ouS
North Carollnians He was met by great caval-
code OF men and women. mounted on all kinds
~ steeds from spirited thoroughbreds TO hard
worked mules Mr. Bryan's carriage was driven
rap,dly and the horsemen rode furiously along
,bs dusty streets many Of them shouting and
waving their hats. 1t was wildly hilarious sight,
and the tired candidate enjoyed II greatly Lunch
con was served at the Battery Park Hotel. The
party proceeded again 10 a natural amphitheatrs
near the Southern Railway Station. where tho
candidate addressed an immense audience lie saio
In part: II have a reason for coming 20 North
Carolina which Is personal aside from my inter-
est in the electoral vote OF this state IL was
,hs Stote ~ North Carolina which at chicago. De-
fore | became a candidate. before my own S'a's
had taken any formal part in presenting my n"ns
1T was the state OF North unnnmous vote
., a.. Torth Carolina delegation IN that Nauo W.
Convention , Mn' 10 the southern and left
a. hkha a, al : O'Clock for Charlotte
Knoxville Tenn. Sept lo-"i imam - i''
a,oa m. after retiring at midnight 10 ADDRESS
-, rndraa people who had remained awake 10
" ,,r =, Somerset Ky. when his train reached
80 Mr. Bryan said he thought when people re-
ms,ned up until o'clock In the morning |" was an
,ncation that they were Interested In the right OF
,, government lie advised them 70 get up as early
ser Ilec,ion Day At Clinton Mr.. Bryan had just
told the crowd that he never neglected me oppor.
,n,,v 70 make the people hear silver speech. wnen
~ rain started And you won't hear this one,
he shouted as the rear car drew rapidly away.
bod af m
rains from al the surrounding districts had
wight in carloads OF farmers TO swell the crowds.
A, audience which approached in size the gathering
assembed Yesterday at Lexington greeted the nomi-
nee at the Court House. Mr.. Bryan was loudly
cheered and his speech was frequently appiauded.
After ne had finished he returned TO the Southern
Railway Station, and started for Asheve. N. G.