The sun., 1896-07-30
BRYAN'S COMING SPEECH.
AT WORK FOR HOURS ON THE MAD
ISON SQUARE EFFORT

Ia the Campaign He Hs Expected to Talk
the Tariff wherever Free Silver
Won't Go Down-His Many Severe Ut
teranees Against tho Democratic Party.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 29.-At first Mr.. Bryan
greeted with a smile tho inquiry, what will
you do about the Populist nomination." He
has lost the smile within the last few days. To-
night the stereotyp ped question elicited Quor-
elous Not yet" that was manifestly indicative
of unrest. "Only one thinE has been decided"
he said, "and that Is that shall meet the
Committee on Notification In Madison Square
Garden. New York on Aug. 12."
Mr.. Bryan will probably leave here about the
9Th or 9th Of august and Mrs. Bryan will go
with him. All ARRANGEMENTS for his personal
movements beyond the trip TO New York and
the visit to Mr. Sewall are left with Senator
Jones. and no word has come from the manager
yet.
Mr.. Charles d. Lane. Chairman of tho Ma
tional Committee of tho Silver party, who cams
TO Lincoln yesterday to see Mr.. Bryan, remained
over and made another visit TO the candidates
house this morning. During the day party of
Mississippians called and paid their respects.
Mr.. Bryan found time to spend several hours
on his Madison Square Garden speech OF ac-
centance
It lis possible that Mr.. Bryan's speech OF ac-
ceptanco in New York may be remarkable in
new depths Of oratory he may add another issue
to the silver hue and cry. 1t has been known
here for several days that Mr.. Bryan 10 not ex-
actly pleased with the movement of things in
the preliminary campaign. The marked disnf-
fection of sound-money Democrats has seriously
disturbed him, and how best to bring recalct-
trant Democrats into line was subject Of ear
nest discussion during the recent conference
between Senator Jones and Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryans friends admit that he IL very
much dissatisfied at the apparent lack OF inter-
est In the cause OF free silver in the Eastern
States. and no secret is made of the fact that
the advisability Of rehabllitating tho FREQ trade
or tariff for revenue only issue for special use
in the East. has been. and is. under serious con-
sideration. Tho prediction is freely made'that
the young silver knight will revert to his first
love. in special localities and on special oc-
casions, before the campaign has progressed
very far.
Mr.. Bryan has acknowledged that It appears
to be necessary to fall back on the tariff as the
only means Of wooinG the boiling Democrats.
and he may put out feeer IL his Now York
speech. II he does not there the tariff utter
ances will come a little later The idea is to
talk tariff wherever free silver Is not popular.
Mr.. Bryan's constant presence in his library.
surrounded by hundreds OF books of oratory
erary guides as Words Maxims, and Phrases
of All Ages" and " Words. Facts. and Phrases" :"
is taken as an indication that the New York
speech is being subjected to severe process Of
refinement.
Sound money Democrats are exerting them
selves to stir up strife within the party that will
operate against Mr.. Bryan; They are making
Convention Of Oct. g.. 1898. adopted reso.
msn isw snd aenouneins The sedtious ana in
fiammatory language used by public speakers OF
r sITan s stir and sad
would triumph yet although the Democratic
party downed him a hundred times" At tho
came time he said II the Democratic party en-
dorsed tho sentiment of the Convention he
would go out and serve his country and his
Frank Irvine was nominated by the Demo-
cratic party for Judge OF tho supreme Court
the a,er ons IN sheh ho
NO Convention ever hold BY the Republicans
in that State ring -ru ed and corporations idden
as 1t is, ever approached our Convention in un-
fairness and un. Democrats conduct The seat
ing of the Tobe Castor delegation from Saline
county. without even the right of discussion.
petrated against the rights Of citizens II the
ticket would have no chance of election
because the Presidents financial policy has
driven away host OF Democrats wh9 are more ore
name of the party. The action OF the Admins
tration in distributing patronage through Tobe
most service to the Republican party has dis
gusted those who still believe that Republican
"The railroad Democrats will vote for the Re-
publican candidate. as usual. You will not only
IN hS aceepph 6st VIII reeeinn bu
small vote. in spite of the promises which the
Republicans always hold out TO our candidates
before election. regret that our people chose
TO have selected some OF the numerous Demo.
Gratis who are responsible for the falling on OF
the Democratic vote.
II have spoken 10 you thus frankly and con-
Se,er faye San tho wheh ar
you this fall would make any sacrifice to
DO Of service TO you personally. but as a
that platform, could not make an appeal in
your behalf without giving the lie to, all
Of the Democratic party and its principles.
II were in your place | would refuse 10 be a
a the
presses my convictions and stateS my position.
It does not seem best at this time to add any
Ali OF Mr.. Bryan's utterances against the
Dem9cratie party are being rep, repr,odueed and ,,
against the Popocratic candidate.
By the United Fresa
Mr. Bryan was informed officially by tele-
graph to-day that Aug. II had been selected as
ing at Madison Square Garden.
This arrangement is satisfactory to him. and
he will make his plans accordingly What
thosr plans are Mr.: Bryan will not tell until
they are fully settled. but IL is understood that
he will make several speeches at big cities en-
ronte to New York.
The Democratic nominee had quiet day. Ho
is catching up on his correspondence, with the
assistance OF several clerks. and will probably
have his desk cleared by the time he starts East.
Among his visitors to-day were three VI ssssip p
plans who have heen on hunting trip west
Of Lincoln. and who stopped over here to
assure Mr. Bryan of their support. They we're
DR.. w. II. Baird of Oxford. J. :. Mcdonald,
President Of tho Delta Bank Of Greenwood. and
q. A. Wilson of Lexington formerly State Sen.
ator. Mr.. Wilson has been gold man, but he
Joined with his companions in promising to
work for the Democratic ticket.
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