Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11

see before me now is only repetition of
what l have seen along the line, and IL the
silver sentiment continues to increase from
IT'' now on as It has in the past We will sweep
William ]. Bryan into the White House by
an overwhelming majority. Great ap-
plause and loud cheers) The people in this
country know that
Demand for Bryan,
Here Bland was interrupted by the loud
cries for Bryan, Bryan and by the
shouts which followed the proposal of a
double standard advocate for cheers for
silver. When the noise had subsidized Mr.
Bland again proceeded. saying: I'VE pro-
pose to put the laboring people of the coun-
try to work, and not have them tramping
for work great applause and cheering),
and this is the great coming up Of the plain
people Of this country"
Again the crowd interrupted the speaker
Missouri continued: You have got a free
silver club?" CHEERS and cries of Yes"
"Yes.)
How many members of that club have
you?"
Cries Of "Oh, everybody"
We'll. get to work and organize this
country into free silver clubs, and see to
1t that everybody stands by his colors.
CIremendous applause.)
AS the train drew away from the station
hundreds Of workmen strung along the
fences Of the Pennsylvania roads great
shopyards waved their toil-stained caps In
greeting to Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, who re-
turned the salutes.
TYRONE. Pa, August 11.-when the
Sryan train reached this point, about $50
men and women waded through the mud
and water in ditch beside the track to
catch the hands of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
cheering, meanwhile. with spirit and ef-
feet. Again Mr.. Bland responded to the
calls for Bryan, saying:
Ladies and Gentlemen: At every station
we have passed and the train has stopped
1or Few moments we found the people
congregating to cheer and shout for Mr.
Bryan and the free coinage of silver. tAp-
plause) We know, my friends, that this is
campaign of the people and not of the
bosses The people themselves have taken
up this cause and intend to make a success
of it. The great masses of the laboriny
people or this country are interested more
than they have ever been heretofore in the
issues OF this campaign. One thing is sure
They want a change in our financial svs
TEN, so that it will not be necessary IN
have continued bond sale" Great an
plause)
Brynn's New York Headauarters.
HARRISBURG, Pa, August lit ts
understood aboard the Bryan train thar
upon his arrival in New York this evening
MIR. Bryan will be conducted by the enter.
tainment committee to the st. Johns 1Jo.
tei' Wnlch VIII, therefore, be his headouar
ters during his stay in New York.
Mnrylnnders Go to New York.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, August ia marty
OF Maryland democrats. headed by Con-
gresham Harry Welles Rusk, and incmd-
ing ex-Congressman ]. F. c. Talbot left
mere for New York this afternoon to at
tend the Bryan notification meeting to-
morrow evening. While In New York Mr..
Rusk intends TO effect arrangements where
by Mr.. Bryan will speak In Baltimore dur
Ing the campaign. Ex-State Senator Thorn
as g. Hayes. who has announced his in
tentlon OF supporting Bryan and Sewall
mas come out as candidate for the dem
ocratic congressional nomination In the
fourth district. His candidacy meets with
the approval Of democrats OF all grades,
and In the opinion of many he Is very Ike
ly to be nominated.