The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
IN TIE RAIN AT CHESTER
Bryan Pegs Laboring Hsn to Think FOR
Themselves and Then Vote for Him.


Chester, Pa, Sept. pa large crowd
stood in the rain here this morning and
listened TO Mr.. Bryan, who spoke to them
for about fifteen minutes. He said:
Ladies and gentlemen: I shaM not
keep you standing long in the rain.
(Crfes OF NO matter; go on.) In the
short time that / could possibly speak
TO you I would not be able to enter into
a discussion of political issues TO any
great extent / simply desire TO appear
before you and say that If am ELECTED
I shall to the best of my ability carry
out the policies set forth in the Chicago
platform. Great appiause)
The chairman introduced me rs a
Candidate c: a great political party aad
when two othe- pa s. -1-A > IS W.!
ing To ns-.-.e the silver question the para
mount issue OF the campaign. did the
very remarkable thing of going outside
of their ranks to endorse a nomination
already made, and therefore come 10
you as the nominee for the highest Office
in the gift of the people Of the world.
the nominee of three political parties
which agree that the money question
arises above ali other questions and
must be settled before other questions
can be. (Applause.)
RUN BY SYNDICATES.
81 believe the money question IS the
most important question Which the peo-
pie Of America have been called upon
TO pass on IN the history Of the country.
We have reached a, crisis IN our money
affairs. Our financial policy has been
run by few syndicates in, the interest
of money changers. and the question pre-
scented TO our people is, what party shall
take charge of our government and run
Il in their own interests? The Republi-
can party declares IN favor OF the main
tenance OF the present financial policy
and rnat means, for the maintenance OF
the policy in the manner n which " has
been main talnei II our present finan-
cfai policy Is 10 be maintained II goLd
~ the only money which IS good enough
for the government 10 use with its bond
holders and noteholders, then the gov
eminent. 4 run by those VINO believe IN
tflat policy. must continue 20 issue bonds
IN order that they may continue % MAKE
money out Of the laborins many.
PRINCE BISMARCK
NO pleasant language, no beautiful
verbfage can cover up II or hide a. They
may talk about sound m1oey but y -
but the epholiOus phrase used b. those
who have not the courage 20 U.s. the
real words describing Il [AppA a4les-l
Our opponents are not wiling 10 tea you
that they think this nation is big enough
20 attend 70 Its own BUSINESS and yes
they say THAI We must MAINTAIN our
present financial po,5cy until the leading
nations OF the earth Join with - n sub
s-stuttns another financial pso<Scy- ZAP
psanSe) a voice: How ABOUT Bls-
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y am CAD that you asked ne that
Prince Bismarck - eiu1ired oy al Ger
mzc-Anericaa cz-izens and respected b
81 "a our Peopie. regardless OF their IA
gonsf9-y. and Prince Bismarck declares
that tn6soea5ent action IN this county
VIII be s2lCta-y in bringing other ne-
TSo1s 10 adopt 5irnefsilisn tGHeat sp-
ps2usel. ard ! commend MS z7oSS5s 70
those hvng n the United S-stsz MO
believe Shey cannot sct by waiting FOR
u &c sass We can secure = best ~