Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-24
OVATION TO BRYAN.
BRooKLyN RECEIVES THE NONI-
NEE WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
SPEECHES TO new JERSEYANS.
Trim Across the state of Candidate
Eobart-How Free Coinngc Would
Eelp-Tne Money Power-The SUI
pIcme Court.

leave places where he has stopped over
night at reasonable hours, and will en-
deayor 10 get the rest he needs so badly
The change Is due to Josephus Daniels.
the national committeeman from North
Carolina. While Mr.. Bryan was in
Daniels's State he asked the latter TO
accompany him to New England. Mr..
Daniels soon found that Mr. Bryan was
too obliging toward local committees,
who wanted him TO start out at sunrise
or thereabouts lie saw that that sort
of thing was likely to result disastrous
ly for the candidate physically. and has
Informed those in charge Of Bryan re-
ceptions at various places on the can
didate's schedule that Mr.. Bryan must
be allowed to get more rest in the MORN
ings. Ii has been the custom of Mr.
Bryan's supporters In various places 10
start him out as early as possible through
their particular sections, and keep him
going until late at night.
Mr. Daniels Is not Mr.. Bryan's manager
and does not accompany the latter
i'm that capacity: but ne realizes that
the candidate needs some one to look
after the details of his journeying through
will do what he can TO help him IN that
way.
Mr. Bryan and his party went direct
from the Lafayette Hotel this morning
to the Pennsylvania Railroad Broad
Street Station. and left at 9 o'clock I'm a
special car attached TO the Belvidere
Division express train.
AT TRENTON.
EASTON. PA. September 23-william
j. Bryan reached Trenton at O 80 A. NJ
A large crowd was waiting for him at
the Warren-Street Station, but the train
did not stop long enough for the candi-
date TO make a speech. He was cheered
as he came out on the platform OF the
parlor-car. In which the journey to Ma
nunka Chunk will be made, and W.
bowling his Acknowledgements when tAs
train drew out
The crowd vas disappointed for Mr..
Bryan was expected 10 remain I'm Tro-c
ton an hour
Mr Bryan VIII be accompanied 10 New
York by Josephus Daniels. national COM
mittceman from North Carolina; Willis
ID. Abbott. oil the New YORK Journal
whose guest ne viii be to-night az the
Hotel Margaret. in Brooklyn: ex-C0n-
gresham Johnson Cornish. of New Jer-
sey; II. w. Cornell, and Congressman
Sulzer. Of New York.
Among others who went part Of the
distance with Mr. BRYAN were State-Sena-
tor William ID. Day and Richard S.
Kuhl and Postmaster Paul. OF Camden.
members Of the New Jersey State Demo-
cratic Committee. and ex-Congressman
Mutchler. Of Pennsylvania.
Lambertville was reached ri 1913
O'Clock, and that place gave Mr.. Bryan
quite a stirring reception, considering
it's size. a large proportion OF the towns
population turning out and hearing the
candidate make speech for "A few min
Utes.
ADVANTAGE or FREE COINAGE
Mr. Bryan sad: ladies ana Gentle
men.-They ask MS low the free coinage
Of silver IS going TO help the people Let
me tell you. II puts more money I'm cir
culation. and when there is more money
I'm circulation there is a better chance
for each man to get money than there
Is when money is scarce Money is the
creature o. law. Scarce money is a good
thing for the people who have money to
buy property with and have money TO
loan. Scarce money is a good thing for
the money-brOker and money-changer,
but scarce money is a bad thing for the
people who have property 10 sell and
wish to realize what they can on their
property. CApplause)
Scarce money makes dear money. and
a dear dollar is q bad thing for those
who labor, because il makes IL more
difficult for a laboring man 10 get hold
OF a dollar. When money rises, the peO-
Die find more profit In boarding dollars.
and gaining the rise IN the value Of the
dollars than they do I'm investing IL in
enterprise ana giving employment 10
labor" Great cheering)
There was also n small gathering ut
Stockton. At Byram. several hundred
people heard Mr. Bryan utter about fifty
words before the train started on.
LARGE AUDIENCE.
WASHINGTON. WARREN COUNTY,
" j.. September 2S.-Standing on the
balcony OF a hotel opposite the station
al Phillpsburg. a chill wind blowing
the hair from his forehead. Mr.. Bryan
addressed large audience. The Bryan
train reached Phlllipsburg at 30 and
remained there fifteen minutes The
crowd. estimated at between 1900 and
5000. showed considerable enthusiasm. Mr..
Bryan said
Fellow -Citizens.-We are in the midst
OF great campaign. campaign In
which an issue is submitted TO the
American people. most grave in its i'm
portance, greater in its results than any
issue. in my iud yment which mas been
submitted to the American people i'm time
OF peace during the entire history
of this country Feeling is aroused
on both sides, and we'll may there be
feeling. because those who are entrenched
behind special privileges know that
the success OF this campaign. the
election OF the Chicago ticket. means
that they will be driven from their bull
warks and made to earn their living like
other men. Great applause)
ut is not strange that realizing that
hereafter they must eat the bread they
earn by the sweat OF their brow, instead
Of eating the bread that others earn.
they will fight with desperation TO head
off the government. Great applause)
But. my friends. If there is feeling on
the other side. there is feeling on our
side. too (Applause) Go out among the
masses of the people and ask them what
they understand this campaign to mean,
and they win tell you that they UNDER
stand this to be a campaign in which
the people are defending their homes and
their firesdes and fighting for prospe-
rity. Great applause) II you would
ask me what the campaign song ought
TO be this year. ! would tell you that
there is no better song to illustrate this
campaign than the song. Home. Sweet
Home" Enthusiastic applause)
INTENSITY OF PUBLIC FEELINGI
81 have been struck with the intensity
of the feeling that is manifested In this
campaign. Sometimes We have people
who are indifferent about the result of
the campaign. II is not so this year.
We find no lukewarm people anywhere.
We find those who are against us, and
who will contribute literally to the cor