The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
BRYAN AT CINCINNATI.
While mt CosinEtOn Several Hen
Had 10 Be Elected Before the
neEuNinst Could He Heard

Charleston. ". Va. Oct. 2.-The Demo
caa;ic nominee rose al . O'Clock this
morning 10 shake hands with several aun-
dred citizens at Point Pleasant He left
wheeling a. Midnight. Replying 10 calls
for a speech al Point Pleasant Bryan
sad that unless the value OF money *
important in determining the value OF a
dollar, it did not matter whether the pso-
pie had much money or little. but the
moment the Quantitative theory OF money
was aba nioaeG that moment no founda-
ton. no souadnsss vas acquired. he
askei them 10 study the money question
ard vote as they pleased. regardless OF
waat Others may say.
\ Red House a committee of thlrty-ave
from Charleston met the Bryan party.
The committee was headed By ex-6fov W u
Is Wilson. the DemocratL- nominee for
congress in ;he Third district. Al the ie-
pot IN thls city for more than an hour a
large crowd waited When SIC train puIl-
ei IN the assemb,age chesrsd and The
band PLAYED patriotic airs. Al the public
park Bryan addressed i large crowd OF
enthusiasts admirers.
Huntington was reached at I 80 o'clock
and NJ BRYAN was received by a local
committee ana a brass band. He was
driven 20 the large onen lot in the center
Of TIE ci'y and addressed a large crowd
A. go the party left Huntington. short
stops being made ~ Catiett=bnrg Rus
sell. Greenup, South Portsmouth. Mays
vile. Augusta and New Richmond At
eaca place Nj BRYAN was introduced 10
= those gathered about the train, and at
each place he declined % talk bu; intro
duced ex-ConEressman Benton Mcmillan
as a substitute saying ne wished TO save
hi= voice foV The evening meeting
Cincinnati o. civilian Jennings
Rryan marched into the heart IF fne enc
mv's country tonight and addressed three
big meetings IN tins c.ty. Then re cross
ed 20 the Kentucky shore and SPOKE 20
"A great sssenniaee a. Covington. l. VAS
= fitting close - > most evertful lay.
From dawn 80 dusk tne nominee sped
across West irEln'a from Charleston %
the Ohio river. stopping and speaking a
almost every TOWN. or consequence. and
then along the Kentucky banks 20 this
city.
Arriving here a. s.ss O'Clock nc vas met
by local committee and the mem bers
o. TIRE puckN 1-Vh clUb and was driven 10
the HJsel Gibson. where he see A light
supper Almost Immediately afterwAr1 a
procession Ras formed 70 Muse nail.
where the 1rSf a1d biggest meeting Of ne
ntErf vss heif. A tfe conclusion of hts
snts..h there he addressed Iw0 o. her sue
csss.te meetings from stands erected AT
street corners ta CRAFTY the thousands
vho could not gam entrance 10 the hall
Thea se visited Coyinrton. w8ere the
bail wsS - thieklv packed win people
tna- if ~as next 20 inpo@sl bic 20 move.
Even he sis4es were cfoGged Wi1a stand
ing ueaa arl Wo-uFH. IN -he beginning wss
started whst looked ike N attempt 20
break ~ ;ne meeting. hg, x HaS quickly
suppressai and after the candidates uf-
feranoes Nere graet.~l wit1 tho utmost er-
th2slasu. TIE disturbance vas created hy
e <su< of rCGglS IN Fhe gallery. and while
IS lasted {. threatened 20 create trouble
Mr. Hryaa appeared upon the sage a
> - e-ccN. ard the ovation thst gree -
rs agne araece continued " nOls ala -
meac for e2ot m1nates. Wh~u the a9-
pause ha5 suas. Fed. Hon. L0,gis Rem leen.
who s-tef as Chairman rf -he meeting.
Htte-npse. 30 4nsTo1ars Air. Bryaa. tnIt he
gs..sry zol-3 2os EeTzg.- hin % AK.
Hoa. G-s,aF~ Iete. taer attempted ID Ee-
s5rae -a.rE IKE 0r1e-. VIII 10 better s4c-
cess tsveatu2,iT Ar- Brvaa stepped %
she scelker's a-a15 aG3 va-se-1 6is san2
a. u1s - ar apnea. FOR Ss.euce- N q NO
nselc ne was successful. oGt a he e19
q As frst sentence the noise p ere NJ
Pc part o. tEe Rouse was renewed ard
,ee car1 1a-e was osl-xe4 % resume Als
STA
En~~ - J. Coegrcxe. president q the
Tssc&ysov C}uh. under whose agsrsces
the r2setlag was nes1. pointed cat as the
ckxaf offenders three men IN oNs q ths
ba}~oDses ard asked tne police - reraoy.
rnern- In ZoinE -. ~ cesracte ter1ze1
them as fiackEua-1s and entreated The
rest q st1e audience 80 give Mr. nryan
fair g3sy as a fsiloW American citizen.
This eTec tuallY s3lencad th@ crowd. and
arser taa tro % b. lsgerens~ Rad been
ssFarsarlly e3ectea A8r. Bryan vent on
Rth hss Speech.
25r Brsaa ma1e ro speeches 81 tne
cveSG sNlax needing as merely sp-
qeaTesl Oh the platforms and expressed AAs
qualification .. Is we.GoHss. -. as Cd