The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
BRYAN MAKES A SPEECH
R8fyEL1yD GREETS HIM WIN
MUoH BNTHUsfAsM.
He 4. introduced by q Republican and
Proceeds to Make a Political Speech.
His Programme.

UPPER RED HOOK. \. Y. Aug. 10
New York State is to be partly canvassed
by william J. Bryan before his return
to the West His programme Is not YET
complete and may be changed somewhat
but so far as It has been arranged 10 was
summed up IN the following statement,
dictated this morning by Mr. Bryan. we
shall leave Berrytown al Csc tuesday
afternoon. the 25th, reaching Albany az
= 20 l.. NJ. We shall leave there at 10
j. NJ. that night. and arrive al syracuse
at 2.OJ 4. NJ. There we stay unth noon
wednesday reach Rochester about 10
y. NJ. and stop there one hour. Leaving
for Buffalo In time 20 reach there at $40
p NJ. We take the first train 70 Erie,
"a arriving there early I'm the e'enii.H'
A. Erie 1 Will attend the meeting OF 'Ho
sfote Democratic club on the -oth'
,.u return the next morning TO Buialo
en5 remain there the rest OF the "ee".
will spend Sunday az Chautauqua' anu
uroceed West Wednesday morning
Without expectation OF preparalion'
,,iinam J.. Bryan made q speech at
knincbeck tonight in which hc toucheu
on matters oil interest in the campaign.
n was the nrst political talk Mr. Bryan
cad given since mis- notification, week
ago to-day with the exception or re-"
words al PousAkcersie.
VISIT TO ELLERSLlE.
At2 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan ana
MT. and Mrs. peune, their hosts lelt
lpper Red Hook in covered wagon 10
drelve owe 10 FIlcrslc. Governor Morton
rine and numter of friends i'm vehicles
and on bicycles. Others joined them along
the road. and boy the time Eilerslice was
reached, the procession was quite formi-
dable. Mr. Bryan and his friends Inspect
ed the stock, stable and dairy-houses uu-
der eesc0rt of Governor MortOus super
intendeut. who bad been instructed from
Albany hy the Governors private secre-
tary. Colonel Ashley W. Cole. 10 show
the candidate cyeery attention 10 he came.
Leaving Euersue Mr. Bryan and party
visited the estate of Colonel Jacob kup-
pert, the brewer and then started Tor
Ehiucbeck. where they were 10 nave sup-
per. On the way. Mr.. Bryan was way
laid by Rev. Mr.. Richard, pastor or the
Hillside Methodist church and invited io
visit the church ilir in progress 800 tent
near by Mr.. Bryan paid two dollars Tor
the admission of the party and made ilh-
cral purchases of icc-cream and cake.
Rhinebecks people were on the LOOKOUT
for the Democratic candidate. me H'u
teloploned 10 have supper for h.nsef
and friends at O'Clock and when De ar
rived he found the ancient l-ineueck
Hotel where tine meal had been ordered
decorated with bunting in hi5 hnNot.
Not only fat but the reception commit
fla was awaiting him and thrF hai
brass band and We're prepared 10 do ho"-
or To Dis present prominent l'-liIoH-
There were Republicans as W.ll as l'i
o.rsfs ON the committee and Af- bryan
was informed that the i.'', ,.i'. "
tended I'D Dee entirely uON-Iil lrti.
lNTRODUCED BN A. .tfl HiltAN.
Three hundred people gathered in mont
OF the hotel and appiluded "n'u ~,
BRYAN stepped upon tne decorated DtI-
conv. IIe was introduced hy George Do
E-eelstyue. prominent kenlnicah' VINO
q. sometimes called the Golden Iongned
orator of Northern Duchess.
Mr. Esselstyne said. "Nc appear mere
afoeether boo an impromptu talheilhf.
We did not know two hours ago mat we
wore 90 be recipients of the masnhcent
honor which is conferred upon us To-
night. lt gives me great pleasure To- hI1
Mir and Mrs BRYAN welcome TO the VIE
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TO This Mr.. Bryan replied. "lf- '"iif-
man. Ladies' and Gentlemen, Think That
] can go father even than the chairman
of thIs imur0mutu meeting. lie SAYS Chat
to D.. fnc President 0f the United States
ls TO bc greater tlau either Roman or
r-t.., I.nt f.tr csu Doe President. and +
,stoI.. th,f z live ip a. land where 90 Doe
"a cifizen i. greater than 20 Doe King u
ans. otl.~ nation ON earth.
L l4 ,.f.tt.r ,.o uv, afor,
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We stand upon a common litN', ."d "e
participate iu a government which repre-
sents %, au Wc may belong 10 dIfcieLt
parties, hut. trust. / may 'e hN.e 20
express me l'7'rr 'i '1e" ol .".r "
Wen as Oi mFseeif. "u'n j say iNat VT
ought tO belong 40 al times 10 tAaI party
which. in our Judgment. wili enable ts
best 20 serve our country. Parties are iu-
.tr.i,,or.f- nor ends Thcv ara tie means
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