The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-27
At SYRACUSE.

Syracuse, y. V. August Civilian ].
Bryan took MP the campaigning today al
most before the sun was M After a few
hours rest from the Utica meeting. which
did not end Int!l halt an hour beyond
miduight, aud after hurried breakfast.
10 ami Mrs. Bryan boarded the local pas
scnEer tran WhlCh i.tt uca at 10
ocJck. Mr.. Bryan tad Ettlo 10 say about
the daner wlth senator llili, when was
uudOub. cdly one oil the UInst important
events OF his New YORK tour
III was u purely social Affair." he said.
There Is general Impression among
those who are intimate ~.th tae candidate
that senator lfl viii support the ticket.
Three or four stations on tha road were
passed without any demonstration AT an
early hour, but a. Rome there were 800
people, to whom he candidate spoke very
briefly.
In Hanover Square, Syracuse. 5000 peo-
pei gathered 10 hear AIR. Bryan Mrs.
Bryan. exhausted 10y the exciting journey
OF the previous day remained IN hrr room
al the hotcl for the first time In the cam
pagn. AIR Bryan said;
Mr. Chairman and Fellow Cilzgns In a
land lie ours. where the government de-
tives i's just poN rs frcm thu consent OF
the governed, and where the officials only
for a short time cNcro So authority ac-
cciding 10 law. 1t Is only fair that those
" no are 10 choose by the ballot should be
permitted to come IN contact with pe1ple
who are candidates for hisu pos tion, and
In tbs campaign. as II is Vo.y difficult Tor
all people to md the necessary nancy,
either god or silver, to Visit tho cand.-
date. | thought 1t might be worth whils
FOR the candidate to WISH the people. Then.
too. | thought II night be wei for one
who is accused Of being the caUdidafc OF a
body of anarchists to SHOW himself IN or
dor that YOU may Judge whether hc lo0ks
Ike one who Is bent upon destroying tho
e. vsrnmcut under which he lives | b.
lieve my friends. that there Is no one
in ali this land who Ia more in love win
,.t than | giDfE Inc
hbcrtv Of our people. ara | glory IN the
opportunities which our Nation presents
10 every citiz-n end a. tne c.lirrei OF az
Who live beneath cur Dag. In this land
as IN no other land. we 1an gay 10 Cur
Oh lldren. whatever te our walk IN life.
whether we be rich or poor. "n"tner We
stand among the known or the unknown,
we can say 10 our children; IAN the ave
MUGS 0f 'ndustrs are open TO you. Il Yqn
rsin urevcn; the trusts from closing those
aVonu * and all the noNors ihal hre ~
ibe hsuds al the people are before you. n
you can have it unlcrstoQf that the people
have a eight 10 choose thFlr oitr hhf
MT the corporations ard the syndlcdtes.'
Our oppouenls--l do not moan The little
ones who stand about somatmts ppon
the street corners IN the nope 81 some
ne.fv office and had fnul' with hose who
40 'cendi,istes nut / mean some OF me
c,nsDl,unus opponents VII m We must
meet in this campaign. nave deflar'd
opcuiy uud IHihlcN that ihty must exert
themselves to Keep anarchy anu soc &sm
Sr,,,, dorntunffnp in the United Statcs. |
On ~ 10 assure YOU. my tuends-. MAJ T'i'~
rco.,lo .il, an, air,usiDg inc success OF
the ticket nominated az tnieaRo are ~
such they speak ~ 80,
,s,..,... - e-Tlcaeo platform
sir1s its blows ut Tie real enemies 81 nc
ra,i,,rv those WAC think sbcy are greatsS
80 the government and can make the
so,feernmont Their instrument for private
,.7ir Great applauseD
Lei me tel you why they call W anar-