The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
And Spent the Entire Day In Speaking
to hiany Large Crowds.
BRYAN is GETTING IN SOME GOOD WORK
Mono Of she Speeches Lle Made Ycstcr-
day Were E.oMg but They struck
Close to Cenire-Ehe Operatives i'm
Mark Eynuaa's Iron Hines give
Him "a Rousing Reception.

I.'uiS ,hiS morning on siding near
Saxon, resumed at o'clock. The train
consisted Of four cars, one for baggage
and another for the train crew the third
for the use Of the party of wcll-l;nown
Michigan people accompanying MIR.
Bryan, and the last the special coach
obtained for the candidates use by the
National Committee. The train will re-
main intact until Detroit is reached on
Sunday.
The sun shone as bright. and the
weather was Us clear as yesterday.
TWO SHORT TALKS
When the train reached Ironwood n
lively little town in the mining; belt. at
S:i1 o'clock. the candidate opened up his
fourth day OF Michigan campaignins.
People from the surrounding country
had driven i'll to join the Ironwood COX
IN welcoming Air. Bryan. and the con-
gresation in the square where Mr.
Bryan spoke numbered ut least ., 800.
a ffteen-miuute speech was made by
the candidate from temporary stand.
and then the train moved to BeSsena-
where II arrived at 9.l5. \ crowd Of
about the same proportions as that 1t
lronwoOd had gathered to hear him. lie
made short talks about free coinage,
taking no now line of argument At
$40 the train pulled out FOR Watersmeet.
DISCUSS ES NATIONAL BANKS.
Escanaba Mich, Oct. i4.-"Thc M
tional bank system Is what we arc IN
tcrested in here" shouted a man in a
crowd OF 200 people, who had gathered
on the platform at Waiersmect 10 hear
hlr. Bryan. Watersmoet is Il little rail-
road Junction in the nlidst OF wide cN-
panse of burned and otherwise denudcl
forest, and during the five minutes spent
there Mir. Bryan endcavored TO answer
the man whose interest lay in the ma
tional bank
The difference between our plan and
the national bank is this" he said (:
I'VE have greenbacks out now, ana
these greenbacks draw no interest, anC
the Government pays none When ynlI
retire these grecnbacks with an issue Of
bonds ana tneu let the banks Issue
money on the bonds, the banks will
then draw from the people the interest
which the people now have. 1t is goo
for the banks. but hard on the people"
WHITE AND GOLD GIRLS.
The familiar sight of 1G little girls, in
white and one in gold greeted tn. -tOin-
tnee at Iron River. and the pretty Mt,le
miss who represented the gold stanuuvi
Wore Il banner inscribed "l6 to / and
Prosperity"
The train tool; little side jump from
Michigan into Wisconsin, and AT Flor
encc. in the latter State. the Candid tie
had not finished his little talk about the
silver question when somebody - He'd
for three cheers for Mckinley, and III ~
were given with considerable vsrr
SHOULD PUT IT on ELS HAT
Il have no objection" said Mr.. Bryan.
"to a man choosing fJr Mckinney. bu:
only Wi n that a m.n who thinks that
This country Is not big enough 20 attend
to its own business would put II on his
Ia. 20 people would know " no he WAS
We have no right TO compla N If a man
thinksmoce OF foreign nations than he
does of America, but he ought no; TO be
ashamed 10 ay So"
TALKS TO HANNNS MINERS.
I.,H
Iron Mountain had an additional inter
estio both candidate and aud .ence. from
the fact tina Marcus a. Hanna has min
ing In terests In the VIC nifty and IS a large
shipper OF ore from that place. y large
number OF miners In their working
their charac c istic headgear. lined the
track a the train drew into the station.
Around the stand erected for Mr. Bry-
ans accommodation were 1900 people
gathered 10 hear him. Nj. Hanna's AS
sOciI.!on Win The little CRY brought no
direct reference from Air. Bryan. but
in the course of his remarks he said:
You say 1t is a good thing for the la
bpr!ng man 10 be paid in dollars which
buy great deal Remember that the
laoofinG man i interested more in get
ting chance = work than he is in the
pay when he does work The gold stan
ia u increases TIE number of idle men,
ana the idle man Is a menace 10 all.
JUDGED BY THEIR FRUIT.
The Bible tells us that tree is known
by rs fruits. These men who $ and a {
the head Of the gold crusade are not
new men in his country. They have
lived here, They are trees which have
been bearing fruit 10 these many years
ana II You judge these men by the fruit
tney nave borne you can tell what fruit
they Will bear"
At 2;3o the Bryan special reached
norway another mining town. In n
short speech from the rear platform Of
the train Mr.. Bryan made refernncn ta
those VINO nave tried 10 destroy labor
organizations. The people of Powers.
400 OF them, heard the candidate dc,
liver brief speech which contained
some new features.
OPPRESSION OF BORROWED
II noticed the other day he said
zone of the Democrats who lert tbo
Democratic party said we are nor ,,i,,i, =
the liberty to the individual that Wa
ought to; that when we say that man
cannot contract for particular kind If
money we are taking away his personal
liberty. My friends. you have usury
laws. These usury laws interfere with