New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16

duty of mankind was to Protect men a. ri's hai not
Is smpy an act intended 10 protect individual
f from Toa some that p me- worthy
which is not strong enough 10 proteCt us hnors
citizen nn0 @ rd s 1ram Of
with the power which they Drlng Wnen r,' ~ the
Government is necessary to protect me weak iloi
the injustice of the strong, and say tha bnnhest
sary for the Government TO protect the hui'''''''
citizen of the land. H.. .o,s,aer,,ion 70 the
Let beg Of you to gye tSa ssnes to be pro-
nosed and see If they are real remedies and II they
will improve the condition of the bodS y, Po ondi
ton of ne masses is reform wb nn' sn9I LIN
Iori's side he said he would rather have the lGrG
on his side That simply one way OF rIebi
Viii FIRE prevai Al. my friends If there is one ming
onntpotent and truth alone will prevail. You may
delay its but after while run WA II, T'G in
wav viii be crushed You ask me II these tn ig
are right we seek 10 accomplish ! say I mes
forms arc right they will be accomplished IMAM"
Mr. withdrew when he had he cOn ssE M ani
went to the h 90 set ol good rest before
akine the $40 train for St Louis IN the To ri
near telegraphed that he could NOT come
Mr. BRYAN was late in reaching Salem from cen
,rs,a last night He went TO Odin by tram ana
made the Journey from that junction TO Salem
with a party of newspaper men In stage o'a""
by mules Two three times the stage WAS nearly
overturned at bad places in the road ana MI
BRYAN was obliged to jump to save himself from
being east into the mud. Mrs Bryan ana sc'e'"i
colop neonlo preceded Mr. Bryan in a buggy.
The detailed programme of Mr.. Bryans trip 10
Lincoln was announced to-day. lie VIII leave
Salem by the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern al
FOG o'clock Thursday morning. Will get TO 81 LOUIS
at S:2S and after changing to the Missouri racine
train will renew the journey at O'Clock. lie Is
scheduled 70 arrive in Kansas City that evening
and will probably make a speech there. The night
will be spent at Kansas city, and in the morning
at II O'Clock Mr. Bryan Mrs Bryan and thelr three
children will start over the burlington line ior
Lincoln where they are due that evening AT D
o'clock The trip through Nebraska will be made
in the daytime and Mr.. Bryan will probably make
several informal speeches on the way.
With reference 10 published story, that MT
Rrvan had not been polite in declining tho offer OF
railroad company TO furnish him with speciai car
a man here, who present at the interview says
that Mr. Bryan was not discourteous to the railway
managers He simply thanked them for the offer
TO furnish him with the special car, and expressed
a desire 10 travel ordinary passenger.
After the Bryan family dinner yesterday, Mr.
BRYAN saw a great many visitors, all Old 1riends'
had his picture taken the porch OF the house In
which he was born, with his three children about
him. and took a walk about the town. During the
afternoon he visited the Park Hotel and had chat
with the newspaper men there:
II am not being interviewed" said Mr.. Bryan.
rmilngly, half dozen times, IN answer TO questions
from the journalistic contingent
! dispatch from Lincoln, Neb., saying that the
people Of Lincoln We're losing enthusiasm over the
statement that the Democratic nominee would not
make his headquarters there. was shown to Mr..
You may say" he said, that my personal head
quarters and residence will be at Lincoln during the
Campaign. ! will reach Lincoln Friday evening at
O'clock. and viii probably go to Omaha Saturday
from Colorado, Utah and Wyoming en- route to the
National Silver Convention. Further than that
have plans. 49,,
Mr. BRYAN added that he would make no political
speeches until he Informed OF his nomination
/ Among the kilograms received by Mr.. Bryan
yesterday one from the ST. Louis Merchants
Exchange asking him to address that body In
passing through st. Louis Thursday. This he has
been obliged 10 decline, as he will remain there
long enough only to change cars. The Jefferson
Club Of ST. Louis also sent request asking MI
Auditorium there and promising big demonstra-
| Mrs b. f. Marshall Mr.. Bryan's aunt, at whose
bonse the Jennings and Bryan family gathering was
held YESTERDAY met with a serious accident this
morning A porch pillar against which she was
leaning gave way, throwing her TO the ground five
feet below Mrs Marshall landed on her head and
shoulders in Il pile Of rocks and received n severe
cash In the head. She is suffering from the shock.
Despite her sixty years. 1t Is believed she Will re-
cover but she is by means out OF danger
Lincoln Neb July l5.-Preparations for Friday =
demonstration, when Mr.. Bryan returns home
were continued yesterday with renewed zeal. The
first revolt OF active partlsans against what is
deemed undue activity on the part Of Republicans
In the coming demonstration came last night.
when the Young Mems Republican Club attempted
TO pass n resolution urging members TO refrain
from participating. II was voted down. the club
merely voting TO send a telegram to Major Nc
Kinley, reafirming allegiance 10 Republican prin-
cipes and promising him support