The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
MANY BIG MEETINGS
The Voters Of Indiana Display Great Eager
ness 10 RGaT Democracy Preached,
he TAKES A SHOT AT GEN. HARRISON
quotes MeSsnac of EN.Prcsidcrt in
which Upward Prices Wcrc Attrib-
ufed TO the silver Bill INSTEAD of
the TaritT-Ehe Candidate VIII
Now Campaign in lowa.


Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 7.--William j.
i,!!3h ;,! ieht The city this morning on a
I@nhandie special. He arose a $50 feel
4Hs itesh ana rested. and took break fast
N''H Mayor Tagg3rt and Private Secrc-
Larry Davis ~ large crowd was wat ing
~ the E'aHd Hotel, and when the candi-
cate appeared he was greeted with
cheers. lie was Il. once driven Ia the
IH!on station. wEere another large
cl3v q had assembled. As the train
h.,.'Ic" oui there was a round OF lus,y
Tipton. Ina, Oct 7..Noblesv!lle Wit
messed thc opening OF William j. Bryan's
second day of campaigning in Indiana
IA MS speech there Mr. Bryan brought
az ~ eA-fres.dsni Harrison and contrastcd
~ "t''.uIe on silver now and when he
"aS IN the White House. He said:
iI'S camra.gn - resulting in IN ere
noi.tisai chanSss than any recent cam
palgn. We are told that the Democratic
i'"ItE - losing some Of It's prominent
m u: We are told that the Demociatic
pdI'E mus; succeed, If il :ucceeds, with
or Tue support OF certain former Demo-
| cia'lc leaders. but we rejoice that IF we
are 10 lose Democrats. " are also TO
gain from t:Jse VINO have heret fore net
ed WIN the Republican patty. There
- '"'S uIiefence betw I'll those who go
from US ana those who come to us: Those
| Who 20 from us advocate what the
democratic party has never adVOra fed
the gold standard; while the Republicans
| WHO come 10 us. come because we advo-
eat" the same bmetalllsm that The Re
lubican patty has advocated OGvent
| cheering The Republicans are able 10
act VIII us without changing their
coHN.Cll.ns OF lifetime. While the Dem
! UcratS VINO go rom u have to desert all
| tha' h2s been Democratic in the past.
| NJ Only was the platform of the Re
| pui"le4h pa"y declared in favor of BIZ
| inetaiilEm four years ago, bu; lenders
IN me republican party were adVocat-
| .h% rou" years ago what they arc ,Je-
! nnUnc!ng now. The Republican canai-
u.it1 iof the Presidency, SO late as 1891
| tnhua speech 81 Toledo. in which ne
! oehpunceu Ny. Clevclaud's policy. and
SAID that by contracting The currency Ln
| hld mlq" money the nlgS.er ANA an
| ~ -lsS else The servant The Rcplbij-
can: Who act with us can take the reoor.
M" .,, pE secretary Rusk in 1890. and they
| en- po!ni 10 page eight where Mr.. Husi
sny"a iue erect of si!Ver legislation on
mv p..eea ol u product. and also adIs
| Ihit the rise IN the price OF silver Lns
':'!ts" 'He lHcn OF farm products J.,
;-!AS prices with The farmer we've .oo5
| men, they are good new. You asa no,
hear 81. that time mis- .alk abopt vi risinr i,"r
| prices hurting the lahoriu,. man
on - cemAer prcsid mt Harrieo,
usrI 'H.se words IN his message TO CON
GreSs; The enlargement o! our c,Irrrrcv
~ me SILVER oil undoubtedly gave an
uHWaFq tendency - TRAD. ana ba6 -
marked effect on u ICES nm, ~ '.S" It
"a! ana desired effect or tn s;ily.I, Is,,:
,l'i3n WAS hy many crruncously at,Tjh-
t;ed 10 The tariff ac.."
rt ne went 80 far "a to nut aside
! nose VINO attempted 10 ,redi, The Mo
h!rieE b: u with ,hc effect that hal cona
ana atN!auied that effcc: 10 silver oni
~ Wen we say that / clslatIon cao 81
.rsS 'ie rf;ee OF s;lve" they say we d'n',
uHN". s'nhu anything about the subiae,,
V'reat chcering) If we had never kro,,.n
anything about the subject w., co,,TI Gnn
our great deal about II bv rsal;r@
nose Sneechss made few wears ago hs.
H"i.unAcans, which they are sorry now
ny ever haue. Cloud chenrsD
S.eeio heard the candidate for few
minutes ana the mex: stop was at ,i,In.
on. which was reached al 9:4O. whora
ihetw en- 5000 and 5000 peonla h,S
semblcd The local committee ha1 "a
take Mr. Bryan through a stable fi,,o1
WIN horsss 10 reach the public squarA,
Where the speaking took plac=. Tbn
speech was short and upon fam;i,or
lines. i"'i''i'aF
Anc nH"nying Mr. Bryan TODAY ara
Governor Matthews. National Commit
'eenan Shankiin. Parks Martin chair
man of the state Democratic Comn,;,
tee: John w. Tomlmsin. of AIahanIo
ana other prominent Democrats No.
hiesNi.le is banner Republican town in
stalwart Republican county ;rhn
Republicans here had announced maj
thHy wonid have a golden rod" poroJs
nj the Bryan meeting. When tho tr.s1
arrived, just as the clocks were strikinr
| y. the parade was not i'm evidence but
The number of people who wore golden
rod in the crowd Of 5000 gathered M tba
station was sufficiently large to he no
ticeablc. Mr.. Rryan's sympathjznrs
! were numerous. however, and cheered
frequently.
Loransport, Ind, Oct. 7-Several
hundred wagons and carriages were
drawn upon the outskirts of the crowd
rathered in an open field, where Mr.
Bryan delivered a speech Tho assem-.
blaSe was large. numbering prnbahjv
1000 people. Mckinley sentiment wos
strong, many people in the audience
wore yellow slips OF paper, similar IN
| those Mr.. Bryan saw at places IN West
Virginia. each bearing the name of the
| Republican candidatesand there ,yarn
cheers for Mckinley all aronn5 tbo
route taken by Mr.. Bryan from T[nkona
! Junction. whore tho train halted 10 tbn
| speaking grounds over n thonson1
yards distant. The audience was fairly
enthusiastic. Joseph Heron chairnlan
| OF the Howard county Democratic Com
mittec. introduced Mr.. Bryan. who
spoke chiefly upon the of; -propoundcl
( question: IF the gold standard Is a
| gooo thing for the American people whv
IS IT that the Repnbliean party has