Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-09
BRYAN HOME AGAIN.
SO Is GREETED ~ 4 PARTISAN
WAY THIS TIME.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC OUTPOURISG.
. rroccssion OF FIambeau and other
polfticsI Clubs. Uniformed and
Otherwise. and Many THOUSANDS
OF Citigcns.

Of CITIZENS.
OMAHA. NEB.. September S.-After a
r.,tf Of that uncertain rest which a
s,..anr-car berth affords, William j..
r-,an rose early this morning to greet
. crowd OF people gathered on the COW
,rs8 platform at Malvern. There had
n.en knots OF spectators at stations
whore thc train stopped during the night,
n us progress through Iowa. but the
Democratic candidate was peacefully
s.e.p.ne oblivi0us TO the shouts of the
many ntue places Mr.. Bryan had gone
go bed just after leaving Burlington.
d.. 90 midnight and was up again at
t.t TO- meet the Malvern crowd. half an
hoa- LATER The crowd there numbered
gl and Mr. Bryan shook hands with
nearly everybody I'm IL. Pacific juno
zion. Ia.. reached at 1880. turned out seve-
rI hundred people TO see Mr.. Bryan.
aaI. despite the early hour. they put him
ol hlt-car and demanded a speech.
This is what he said:
when I started East ! knew the west
fNNfl' Nf4f aAA lAbAtf huL L Nlu
roi know how they might be down there.
found. however. that they were
bout as much stirred up down there
us sou are out here All over this
country those who toll and are engaged
.r fhe productive industries are inter
.-..I iu having enough money 10 do busi-
ness with. ana those who nave money.
Instead of property. and want 10 make
dollars rise ia value. are opposed to IL.
believe We have more people on our
GIN. than we have against us. i have
N. greatest respect for hnanciers. but l
believe The fnancier is the man who at
O.. s to his own business. and falling
lr..s mean hard times Debts do not
n however and consequently the liv-
Ir- expenses must De decreased; and. as
fh. living expenses decrease. so is the
rroe-crity OF the merchant decreased.
and j know of no way to restore pros
r-ty. except by increasing the power
~ tte people 20 consume and the only
v.y SOU can do that Is 10 enable them
rr -at more for what they produce than
they have been getting
a REPUBLICAN DESERTER.
CHerc is one Republican vote" shout
e- voice IN the crowd) Il am much
.--I Sir. ] will just put you down
Ir t.t place Of one leserter. As long as
ve get sixteen Republican silver votes
t0 every one deserter. We cannot COM
far' (Cheers)
Not many minutes after he left Pa
O'la Junction the Democratic nominee
crossed the Missouri into his own state.
.rI at 10 o'clock ne was surrounded by
sf eaaple at Plattsmouth. who gave him
. welcome 10 Nebraska A stand was
erected near the platform. where the
MHr
spoke. His train went on TO Omaha,
leaving him to take a local train. due
t.r minutes later
If was not certain on which Of the
.vo trains Mr. Bryan would come. but
nha. De arrived on the local train haf
ar hour later than the express L5J0 pe0-
fa were 40 the depot waiting for him.
his reception was enthusiastic. He
.ro.a briefly in conversational tone
nom the car-stcps. saying.
AT HOME EVERYWHERE
"Whls ! am glad to come back.
want t0 say 10 YOU that i have felt just
O., much at home IN other parts Of the
country AS here. I thought it might be
necessary % take some Of you down
Est t0 show them how 10 cheer for
lr-. silver. but II ! had my wish, 1
v.ll have brought some Of them back
tre to l.ve you a few lessons Qaugh-
teri. because there is no question that
tle interest which IS being manifested
is natural Dr. is not confined 10 any
section ] have not found any more en-
t.l.asn anywhere than In the neighbor-
lloi of New York and an through the
Safe ~ New York. and an through
Pennsylvania and the reports which
were given. lot only By Democrats, but
D. silver Republicans are so encourag-
I- that you can hardly believe they are
entirely true.
ID used 90 think we ought 70 have
u1lrrer- bench at our meetings, so
te chat were under conviction and
tf.t @, undergo change of heart might
come I1 tle moumers' bench. Gaugh-
t.rI Elt instead Of coming 10 the
.o., bench they come shouting
fr are 20 glad. Among the Republic
who have come over. and their
ne Is legion. there is AS much en-
rs-asm as there is among tine Demo-
a voice. M0re1 And I really
t0 Chat every Democrat we lose
because NJ the position We have taken
o. a. money question. we are going 20
-e.n Whl are not Democrats. tAp-
iJ
while orr opponents do not under
tnt What l6 o. ! means. and give
'ra definitions. / believe chat denni-
ue one they fear most Oaugh-
BUTTS FROM REPCBLCAN1SM
I. county in Ohio. where the vote
to one Tor The Republicans.
l tFe been thirty-threc speeches
10 Ever Republicans. and they
arc going 20 carry that coun-
N wherever I have been. men have
i .tey were Rcpub leans from the
Cyst voted for Lincoln and
n.r llr Fremont and this Is the
tae .ey ever voted the pcmo-
t.let hIt they consider 70 as inn
aW to have this country govern
ever before. and they are Just
earnest row in trying 10 release the
.rom financial bondage as they
. ever been In Advocating the princi-
oi the Republican party (Ap-
Iaase1
believe tho Democratic party to-day.
ior financial policy Of our own
". eFc hope and inspiration 10
.r.ol masses Is nearer 20 the
oI Lincoln than the Republican
fF when it would transfer the
at.f- power 90 England. Applause)
'r recruits believe they have not |
,ae party So much az the party has |
D-ert.l Them (Applause)
Dn t1c trip from Omaha 10 Lincoln
lAe irI1 stopped az Gretna long enough /
'' enable couple Of hundred people 70 /
'.te hands with the nominee. They /
'.''e1 him as The train moved on
AI Ashland ceached at 10 ucloclO |
.',li pW people gathered around Mr. /
i'tan as De appeared on the rear plat !
in Mr Bryan thanked the people /
0 sanders county FOR their past support |
ana sa.l be hoped they would do even /
L.t.rf at the coming election.