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u, n Y. Aug 22-Willam J. Bryan to-
Nsaalin a town in Duchess County. deiiv-
o." ~. e-st actual campaign speech since MS NOM
ere. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan and their hosts Mr.
hA ,,-s perrine drove over to Madalin at CLOCK
anu ,-,,e- Red Hook. number Of houses along
IRON .,ues Of road were decorated with flags. and
them ~ Madafn and the adjacent village
'ne - rs-s also made attractive by display OF
Il'O At the outskirts Of Madalin a reception
pOn" and brass band greeted the candidate
oon',, the band in front procession was FORMED
sn' Entry into the town. Fifteen hundred per-
M wsre gathered about the speakers stand
sn ,as situated IN d large pasture used In all
em..,,ns for political meetings. Mr.. Bryan was
o',ms.6 as he came in sight John j. Lenz' can
spp" ~ CONGRESS- in Ohio on the Democratic
-, WAS delivering address at the uine ana
u'Ae,ss or more than hour after the Bryan
I" a,,es-ed 6evoting himself entirely 10 the
P question II had been Intended that senator
...w.r, ~ Nevada should follow MT LEM ou'
.. ,h-eatenine aspect Of the heavens ana ,he "e-
' :, NJ Rrva- 70 get back 10 Upper Red HOOK
81, h-oueht about change In the programme
CO. ~. Donoc-auc Presidential candidate was
nosd ~ take the place Of The venerable father OF
,he free silver cause
r,,,k < O-r1she who acted as chairman OF tne
-,s.,irr presented Mr Bryan IN Few WORDS. ne
- ht,, the hero of the hour and the next
car. - ~. r.,i,ad states" There
,,,,-s, =, hand-claup,ag A. the candidate stepped
.~s ord ,he, cheer and more CHEERS
.,,su cannon tha, had punctuated MT Lenz re-
,,s-ls =, irregular intervals doomed out a salute
che hand rlaved and delegation from the bryan
and Sevai club Of Sanger''S wave" '"'" '""
paren-y enthusiastically
Mr. RRYANS SPEECH.
~ r-,,- ror. again to-day the old black alpaca
,o,, :, which he was att red when he made the
- ~biosro speech. His voice after his long
80, us clear and strong Mr Bryan spoke as
follows
Mr. chairman Ladies and Gentlemen: The pres;
once Of a humber Of persons who are prepared
81 Sscuss Al length the issues OF the campaign
viii make II unnecessary for mo to occupy great
tunitv % presenting 70 Won. even briefly. some OF
the points which deem worthy OF yoqr c0 0hic5
GRAFTON We are entering upon cau1p aI w w.
IS a remarkable one in many respects HERETOFORE
81 les, in the last twenty-five or thirty wears each
party has gone into the campaign practlcals soiln
Presenting q united front against inc opposing
,,calv bolt from every convention which has
been held What docs II mean i means that
been heretofore IT means that people are not so
willing they have been 70 allow ne plat
form ~ n Marty 10 control their actions Men are
thinking this wear with more earnesness and In.
tersity isan ihey hay been 1nnEp p he an
Vested when Il REGISTER the will NJ this
grea, Nation and between that time and this hour
-he questions the issues - this camraien When
az we XIV mat i, would offend some neople No
party ran TAX" pain strong emnhatlc posiuon
We declared IN ,, - niafform what we believe was
right. We described there the policies which he
Have hest FOR m" American peorle. and when
dia W. knsw that u would ALLEVIATE some Let
w are orTcs@a 70 'Fc issuinc Of neres,-bcar-
inr bonds o, ~ 100 STATE in TIT Of Pea
Gates wsich in exchange for bonds and At an
enormous profit 70 themselves supply ne Federal
TREASURY with cold 70 mainta T tho policy or gold
mononleialliSm"
QUOTES FROM THE GOOD BOOK
Thai Is one g, the planks. That not put in
there 20 attract the love OF those who have grown
rch out ~ the Government eVtrenities GAP
plsuses We Cid not expect those who have
passac~way from tho Federal Treasury 70 their
oMce % ,oin with closing NJ the passage
Ne 81 70, exrect those who arc making proht
9sss p. rn o1.rs 10 he Treasury we did not
expect them 70 Join With rs in putting an end 20
would have expected in the OF all the history
States e hat some SEQ years ago man named
Demetrius complained Of the ,preSching Of TIE
did not 20 out and say 10 the world. our business
saw He said Great is Diana Of the Ephesi1ns"
applause We have some to-day who are very
ton Of 5imetasu DESTROYS the bushes, in which
they nave heen engaged But when they make
cratic party is wrong because II interferes with
their business What do they say? They say
Written 70 attract their votes Il was written be-
cause want 10 destroy the business in which
But ny ;riencs II those who have made
proft out ~ the Governments financial policy
ray themselves against the Democratic party MAJ
We not expect those who believe that arc
right come our rescue and I'll up the ranks
that being depleted by their deserton7 tAP-
plsuseJ II We must part company with those
who believe in the government Of syndicates by
syndicates and for syndcates. may not appeal
with confidence those who believe that a gov
erninen, Of ne people by the people and for ne
people should perish from he earth? ZAP
plsuscD II these men Who pride themselves upon
their prominence In the business world and who
glory In the title OF business men going
make business ont Of politics. going TO use
their ballots 10 increase their incomes / beg you
70 consider whether The great toiins masses Of
out OF politics FOR once and protect their homes
ana families from disaster. applause have
not met many Of your people and vet IN the
going 10 vote our ticket 10 make up for every
Democrat that ever deserted us. and we welcome
the coming guests speed those who
parting. ApplaUsel
FAMILIAR APPEALING TO PREJUDICE.
Now. my friends. this is a practical question II
+ question which you must consider FOR your
selves. The gentleman who has preceded has
very properly told you that you were competent 20
settle these questions for yourselves The founders
OF or Government never conceded that The time
would come when there would be only few people
N mis- country who were competent 10 settle great
gunls QUESTIONS applause If hey had they
questions everybody could vote. but on the money
.ho sppiaose) II Is hollow mockery 20 grant TO
ne people -'ght in your Constitution and then
II.
mat the people OF the United States, those who
produce wee!'A we'll those who exchange II.
nave sumcient patriotism and sufficient intelligence
70 sif ~ Judgment upon every question which has
trsc'. CT 81 arise. matter how long Govern
men; may endure fAnplausel Great local
cCeSNoHs are. economic questions in their final
anayss are great moral questions. and It requires
no extended experience IN the handling of money
% enable to tell righ, from wrong And more
hen that, this money question will not be settled
chth the great common people act upon IT, No
question Is settled until the settle IT, Abra-
nam Lincoln said that the Lord must have loved
Ne common people because he made so many Of
mem Ee was right about Il. There is another
Meet Ia shC&