The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-31
BRYAN IN MINNESOTA.
The Democratic Leader Speaks at
Fifteen Different Towns.
SLIGHT DISORDER AT JANEsVILLE
A Republican Parade Interfercd with tho
speeohmalsing. but Was Quickly Routed.
The Candidate Disc uses the Sudden Rise
In Gold.


In Gold.
il. MADISON, Wis, Oct. 3l.-Mr Brynn's
speeches yesterday were made at Green
Bay, Dopere, Kauknuna, Appleton,
Neenah and Monashu, Oshkosh, Fon du
Lao, Chester, Juneau, Watertown, Jeffer-
son, Fort Atkinson, Janesyille, Evans
Vile and Madison. None of them was of
moro than thirty minutes duration except
the addresses which were made at night
at Madison.
All Except the Madison speech were
made from the rear platform of his special
car. This arrangement proved Of i'm
mense benefit to Mr.. Bryan physically,
saving him tho wear and tear Of making
his way back and forth through immense
crowds of people, eager to press close TO
him, and also saving time. From almost
the beginning Of the days tour the train
ran ahead of time, bringing Mr Bryan
into Madison so that he began his speech
IN advance of the hour scheduled for his
appearance.
There was no semblance of disturbance
At shy place till GAINESVILLE was reached,
though it was apparent from the display
Of yellow badges in many places that his
audiences were not entirely in sympathy
with him Still there was respectful at.
tehtion even on the part of those who
wore the colors of opposition and tho silver
men were at all places demonstrative, At
Jspesyillo Q Mckinley parade interfered
with the speaking, but the paruders wero
quickly routed.
At Gresn Bay Mr.. Bryan addressed a
crowd Of several thousand people, There
was not mach enthusiasm Mt the start,
but before tie nominee had concluded his
speech his audience was applaudtng him
liberally. He spoke from a platform in
Whitney Park, Ex-Governor Peck intro.
ducing him. Mr.. Bryan said in part:
"This city, believe, was the home of
Senator Howe, and his language in re-
kard to the effects Of ths single gold
eAndard ought to call to the attention OF
tie people of this ncighborhood that SUBJ
jsct so that they will investigate ii for
themselves. But remember Senator
Howe for another reason. Ii l am
not mistaken it was Senator Howe
who was one of the principal ad.
yOcates of the income tax at the time
that it was abolished, back in the seven
Hes. If you will read what he says about
the Justice Of the income tax you will
then understand why it is that we believe
that an income tax is still proper in this
country.
"Whie am on this subject if anybody
ever tells you that We haven't treated the
supreme court rs gently as we ought to,
want you to find ont who the man is
who criticizes what wo say. You will
find that the people who are best satisfied
with the income tax decision are the peo-
pie with large incomes who are shirknS
their duties to the government and trying
tn secure its protection without paying
their share of tho taxes, You will find
that the men who arc SO anxious that
nothing shall be said against the income
tax decision arc men who attack every
court and every decision that is against
them, and never show respect for law or
authority or anything else unless 1t Is of
advantage to them to do 80
1--WE declare against contracts payable
In PARTICULAR kind OF money. We are in
FAVOR Of legislation which, for the future,
will prevent the making of special con.
tracts and our reason for II is this: That
money is a thing necessary to our society
and if we havo two kinds Of money it is
desirable that they should float together.
II contracts arc made payable in n paricu-
lar kind of money, and if you have enough
Of those special contracts, you create an
extra demand for ono kind Of money and
you drive il to II premium and destroy the
parity between your monies. do not be-
lieve that any individual should defy the
government and attolnpt to destroy the
governments financial policy"
In his Knukauna speech Mr. Bryan s,id: :
yesterday evenings paper announced
that there had been fairy in Wall street,
nnd TINT money was lOnnlng on call as
high as hundred per cent. What har-
vast these people who have money and
who can make a hundred per cent get out
o, this little embarrassment How long
do you suppose We will have to wait be-
fore thcse people who, whenever thbre is %
littlc embarrassment like this can charge
d high rate Of interestY How long do you
think you will have to wit before those
men will join in O crusade to have money
saough In this country to do business
with? You might just as we'll expect a fox
10 stand guard oyor chicken house rs to
expect them to do it.
Mr.. Bryan made two speeches in this
city, and at $50 p, m. left for Iowa Be-
ginning ut o'clock this morning at Mt.
Pleasant, he spends the whole day in that
state ending ut night with speech at
Council Bluffsa and two Or three in Omaha.