Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
Up INTO TIE MOUNTAINS.
Another Short, Pleasant Trip for Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan.

GuU MIS' DI du'
ThrOngs of Enthusiastic People
Meet Them at Every stop Of the
Train, and Shake Hands and
Hear Brief Speeches-Happy Ad-
dresses From the Rear Platform.
A Night in The Mountains as
Chairman Hinck,ey's Guests.
Working on the Letter OF Accept
ance.
Upper Red Hook, August 24.-Wm.
J. Bryan. accompanied by Mrs. Bryan
and Private Secretary Outright, left
d Hook at noon to-day TO begin their
homeward journey to Lincoln. Mr..
Bryan has gained flesh during his weeks
scjourn and is in high spirits, inspired
particularly by rle approaching meet
ing with Senator Hill, Chairman Hink-
ley and other Democratic leaders, which
h expects Will result in assurances OF
the practically solid support OF the
State organization. The party drove to
Bl.nec,ifs. where tAey crossed The river
70 continue their journey TO Wiunesook
Ledge. where they will spend the night
with Mr.. Hinkey. Much Of the time OF
the past three or four days has been
spent by Mr. Bryan in working on his
letter of acceptance. The document
will not be so long as his Madison
Square Garden spsech, nor will it be
given TO he public until Nj. McKinley's
acceptance has been published.
Kingston. y. Y, August 24.-IIr. and
Mrs. Bryan were brought over the
Hudson from Rhinecline 10 Kingston
point this afternoon on a tug. Three or
four hundred persons were at the land
ing where The train was in waiting TO
receive the passengers from the up
boat en- route to the Catskills. This
was the ira u for which Mr.. and Mrs.
BRYAN had purchased tickets for Big
Indian. on their way to Wnniso0k
Lodge, where they are 10 spend the
night as guests Of Major Hink.ey. chair
Gan Of the State Democratic Commit
tee. 4 rush was made for them by the
curious and excited crowds and 10 SEEM
ed for a time that TWO policemen were
quite unable 10 cOlUC, the crowd, but
Nr. and Mrs. Bryan were finally push
cd -ntO the par,Cr coach Bavaria. Mr..
Bryan addressed the citizens from the
rear Platform, speaking about five min
uteS. He began by saying he did not
care 10 make a speech, but he always
wanted 10 when he saw people gathered
bike that. He said:
We have platform. I believe in
a platform not only to get in on. but
TO stand on after ! get In. I believe I
represent the best interests Of the AM
e--can people on this m0ny question.
l want You 10 study this question. and
after YOU have done that I believe YOU
VIII be ready to JON Us in opposing the
gold standard. When YOU find q man
who tells yCu the gold standard is a
good thing, You tell him there never
was a party that ever declared n It's
favor The men who advocate the
gold standard in this country
ARE THE MEN WITHOUT a PARTY.
Some peopl will try 10 make YOU believe
this is a small matter, buJ You have just
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