Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
BRYAN ADDRESSES.
L,rte Crowds Gather al Various S.G.
tons 10 See AID Hear.
OPPOSITION Ar IsnrrMISG.
A Prediction That The NcHiri J Bands
In,lde Of Ihrsc W. Is VIII
Play a Din,r M Iuae.

wArERsaErT, Mich, Oct. ii.-The
,eatbor has been, cousiderpie 10 Will
liam J. Bryan tho last Two days
Where he had reason 10 anticipate
cold, dlsagrssAbls travelling, he has
,Beoupiersd sunshine anu warmth.
Asu,ual, no began work early this
ruotaipg, mailing bis nfsi speech ~
IvDweOd NJ S.45.
A large crowd was In waiting to zee
AMI hear MT. BfyAu. Itwns composed
lot the great part Of miners, who gave
him an enthusiastic welcome. lie
spoks from a gHily oecoTated platform
erected a few hundred yards from the
taln. Fifteen minutes later no bd.
dressed n large crowd at Bssiemef.
lie ssid. "If We arc simply going to
ie.iuon foreign nations TO assist ~,
every Republican meeting shonld be-
provided with petition blanks ~ tina,
iho people VINO attend eau nlgn u petit.
lion atkipg foreign nations 10 nloIso be
sood TO Us nud givo w what they
thtnk We ought 10 have. ~ We elect
men 10 do Whist We want them TO Do
f9f this country, ami they DO not DO n,
We can turn them out and elect some.
body else; ~ We transfer the legislative
p,wefs 10 other nations We ere helplua
IL protect ourselves aud must submit
10 whatcver they give u.s."
Al Wntrrsmost, which waa reached
soon alter II O'Clock, Mt. Bryan spoke
toa few hundred enthusiastic listen
sf,. Some oue shouted: "rho national
hank cyst m IL what this 1 lacl Ia IN.
tefsttrd H." Mr.. BfyAn saiU: "rhe
q renee betwten cur plan and the
national bank plan 10 thif; We have a
great tot OF gfoonbacks nog, aud those
gfeenbacks draw no intsfutt. when
you retire those gteenbaeks with an
il,ue Of bonds aud thon lot the banks
istue money on the hOnds, the banks
will theu draw irem the people Of the
country interest. 10 l. good for tue
banks but hard on tho people.
"Out Maker fifsi, William ]. Bryan
next, and ifee silver" was thu snlItA.
tlon Of An enthusiastic Individual NJ
Iron River, anu u was applaudo1
heartily. Tue train stopped i've mia.
utss there and Dir. Bryfn talked tho
iull limit OF the tims. While ho was
applHuded frequently, some gAtnefod
abound the tram wearing gold badges
and attempted 10 moot tue candidate,
hat was quickly silvnced.
AT IRoS MOUNTAIN.
Tue biggest crowd OF the day up 10
that time was encountered ai irsn
NJ luntain. Apparently Il was moot
unanimous silver aggregation. Mr..
Bryan taid In part;
"fou esy that q dollar raising In
value every day IL a gOod thing Tor tho
farmer, bscauso when no gets dollar
10 viii be good dollar? Put the
emphasis on the 'whon.' You gay IL IL
good thing Tor tho laboring man 10
10 paid with dollars which will buy a
great deal. Remember that the labor.
Tug man IL waiting for chance 81
work before ho IL interested 10 being
paid with good dsllaTs. l would rather
trust these latofing men TO know what
" COED Tor them THAI 10 trust men VINO
have spent their lives trying ~ Jet.
TOY lsboring meme organizations aud
who Try now 10 speak for them"
AT RsCAsAnA.
by the tins EscanAba was reached
tue bright sunshine OF tho day had
changed 10 n bleak cold wind, which
was 10 DO expected la the northern
peninsula. This, however, did not
deter large crowd from being pteseut
around the stand built within a nun.
cred yards Of tbs depot and the cold
apparently did not chill the enihusi.
Hfm nj ihas. nesauti,iat Ha.. Al.
Bryan was presented with a badge OF
national cOloit aufmnunied by q crown
o. silver from ciiizsp who expressei