New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
BRYAN AT CLEVELAND.
HE SPILLS FEW MORE SPEECHES
ALONG THE WAY.
CHEERS FOR MKINLEY FOLLOW SOME OF HIS
TTERANcEs-INcIDENTs OF THE CAN
DIDATE.s JOURNEY


,ttl. rhautauoua Lake steamer Celeron. accom-
panied by . number OF people from jamestown. AZ
Bemus Point the beat made landing long eho"e"
to permit the candidate to shake nands VII" "'ou'
a hundred peopc A crowd OF about the same num-
Der greeted him at the Chautauqua Landing "heh
the Celeron arrived at 95 a. m. There were cneei
for Prvan and counter-cheers for Mckinley. MT.
and Mrs Bryan were taken in charge by tuy H.
Fuller the postmaster and driven around 'he
famous Assembly grounds Mr.. and Mrs Bryan
drove to Prospect Park where Mr.. Bryan oespi'e
his assertion that he would not speak maue I"
three-minute speech to SOC people. He was intro'
duced by Mr. Fuller.
SAW NO PALACES OR NOVELS
Mr. Bryan said: "Ths visit has no poh'icai sig
niGcancc When 7 found was so near Chau.au-
oua could not withstand the temptation OF visit
ing this place" He said he had great regard io'
the work done at Chautauqua. and that the Chau-
ta,iaua platform broad enough TO allow the
discussion of every question. People who come mere
carry away ideas which can only be productive OF
good to the citizens Of a country like this AFTER
visiting various parts of the grounds was pleased
to note that 1t had a very democratic appearances
there palaces and no novels
Ripley n. v. Aug 3l.-Mayville which Is inc
home Of Judge Albion w Tourgee. who is at pres
ent stumping for Major Mckinley was reacheu oy
the Bryan party at 1890 a m. Mr. Bryan spoke
here from the balcony of the hotel to 400 persons
and his reference to Judge Tourgee's books caused
laughter from the crowd that heard him. lie saiu
that Mr. jefferson had the correct idea ~neh ne
said that governments were founded In Jeaiousy'
not in co fidence that confidence was everywhere
the parent of despotism The speaker continued as
follows:
Show me people who are so confident In their
leaders that they take part In the details OF gov
eminent and VII show you peope %Sss of the
people. Show me people who. instead OF havlns
ape aqe watch Of their public servants and are careful
to the policies proposed by the dnereni parees'
and will show you people that have good govern
ment. (Cheers)
me,allism which he used at other places. In con-
cusion he said:
You are familiar with the old expression Of making
bricks without want TO say TO YOU M
by he mind of man so calculated to make the toiny
masses make bricks without straw as the gold
that the man who goes the financiers and synd-
Gates 10 their aid in restoring policy that Is
good for the American people goes on fools errand
| thank you.
HIS AUDIENCE CHEERED MKINLEY.
As Mr. Bryan bowed his thanks. some one in the
crowd called for Three cheers for William Mckin-
lev" and the cheers were given with apparent good
will.
Mr. BRYAN arrived here at 80 p. m. after A rather
unnteres:ng drive across country from Mayville
Many hOuScS IN Inc Town mere arc uecOrditu WIN
banners bearing the names of Bryan and Sewali
while not a few have Mckinley Autographs The
candidate and his wife took dinner at the house Of
Lyman Bennett. with Charles Corbett. member OF
WcGinnis and other supporters Mr. Bryan made
speech here to large crowd. and started for ceye
speech was delivered in Tamans Grove. where the
Knights OF Maccabee were holding picnic His
Two brass bands headed the Knights. who accom-
panied Mr.. Bryan to the grove and afterwaTa . es,
told the people that in electing delegates TO the Buff
fao Convention they should know how each delegate
to vote on the proposition 10 ndorse the chicago
platform and ticket.
USEFUL AS AN ATTRACTION.
Mr. Bryan was introduced by Chief Officer W.
s. Stringham who took care. however. to say that
he did not ndorse him. but had produced him here as
attraction for the people As the question was one
on which they desired to hear Mr.. Bryan. he hoped
that they would give him close attention. Mr..
Bryan spoke in part follows:
desire to speak to you for just short time about
this campaign But. before proceeding TO discuss
any political question desire 10 thank the members
of this fraternity the privilege which they have
given to me OF meeting the people here assembled.
| shall not ask the members Of the fraternity 10 in
dorse anything chat say recognize that the order
Is a non-partlsan order il must be, and. there
fore politics ought to have no place in It's consdera-
though members OF all orders must be. citizens,
interested In any question that Is before the Amefi-
can ReTp & oy 90 bn me
the work which that order and other orders are do
and speak what believe when | say that they are
doing great and important work among our people:
sha have to sny word in aS the sae
For the last week COR almost a week. have been
travelling ard meeting the people / am greatly
the people OF NewYork in the issue of this cam
pagn. | am able 10 take pack to the people OF the
West the news that have met with a very hearty
reception In Wall Street. and have met with hearty
(CleprSD | believe
there is among the masses OF the people Of New
Street as you will find in any Western State (cheers
and this is my farewell meeting in the State for
the present. / desire TO submit just word TO the
First to the members Of the Democratic party, I
have been graifed to find tha: so feW-few rela-
going to oppose the platform and ticket nominated
at Gheaso & & des to say wG5d b 80 sa the
ought to indorse not only the candidates Of the Chi
cage 9 he pChm hn on which these
here who thinks that the Democratic party of the
d'daees and nla,}orm wha, shall saw is ne, ad
dressed to such person. but to those who believe that
the sae ate 10 nSorse DE seq boh N ts Sae
candidates. desire 10 offer one suggestion. We
have had great nghi in me Democrat party one
coinage OF silver have won by carrying their cause
not to conventions but me people themselves the
waited uniii the Convention assembled At Chicago
ard then made appeal to the deegtes who had
been sent there unnstructed and without regard to
the money question: should have been defeated,
but saw that the strength of bimea.lism in
the rank and file of the party. and recognized the
Democratic idea that power comes up 10 the ma
ohincry.
AN EYE on THE BUFFALO CONVENTION
That power comes up to the machinery Of the
party from the people themselves. and does not
go down from the machinery to the people We
comm enced with the sovereigns. and we instructed
the delegates from the primaries to the precincts
and from the precincts the county, and from
the counties to the States. and from the States
to the National conventions That Is the way this
has been fought. and it Is the only hope OF
those who are trying 10 secure justice for the
masses OF people II you want the State Conven-
tion TO support the Chicago platform and ticket
there Is only way TO be OF IT, and that IL
let man go to any convention. small or great.