The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-19
.eoIAe TOWARDS DIXIE
Bryan Starts Early but Crowds Ap.
pear on the Route.
win Go to Henderson. Kentucky, By
Special Train---Was Ahead Of
Time and Missed the
Crowd.

s.. Louis. NO, Sept. 14.-After a
| splendid nights rest in a private car in
a quiet corner of the railroad yards ih
East st. Louis Hon. VIM. j. Bryan start.
ed east at $50 o'clock this morning. Hen
is accompanied by Congressman Alled2
and several members of the local conf
mittee. The party viii. travel MS far az
Henderson, KY, in a special train over
the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Nashville, ILL.,. Sept. 14.-Although thj
hour was early when MI. Bryan's train
reached Belleville, ILL.,, where the first
stop was made, more than a thousand
people were waiting for the candidate
there. Mr.. Bryan was presented by
Martin w. Shafer, chairman of the
democratic county committee, and mads
q a short address. He said:
In the curse of his remark Mr.. Bryan
said: I'VE are here in a great laborlns
community. I call your attention, mer
who toll, to the fact that not in a single
instance in the history Of recorded time
has the gold standard ever received the
voluntary Endorsement of those who la
Dor. (Cheers.) 1t has been supported, IL
has been defended and it has been prop
agated by those who, instead of produc
ing wealth, live upon the toll Of other,
and by holding and cornering the none.
OF the world, charge what they will fol
it Of those who must have 1t to do tn,
business of the world. Take away the
gold standard. the support of the none
owning classes and the money changing
classes. and 1T will not stand for a single
day In any nation on earth. Cheers;
We are laboring to bring relief, o
only to the agricultural people, but tic
the masses of the people everywhere, be.
cause whenever we take away that ina
creasing strain pom the small supply
Of gold In the world we bring hope. in
spiration and relief to all the masses OF
mankind, who for twenty years have
been weighted down by the burden OF
the gold standard. (Cheers.)
Mt. Vernon. ILL.,, Sept. 14.-When the
Bryan special train reached Nashville,
ILL.,, the democratic candidate found sew.
eral hundred people there. They cheered
him when he came on the car platform
and applauded his remarks about the
money question.
Ashley, the next stop. had a large and
enthusiastic crowd. Mr.. Bryan again
spoke briefly and was warmly cheered.
MI. Vernon. which he reached at 800,
gave Mr.. Bryan a rousing reception. A
Bryan n Sewall club. composed OF
"a AN oAN SOuAA6 oIiAS "a AoA-
mer In white luck uniforms and the
girls in white muslin, mad formed a
double line, extending from the sta tion
toward the court house, and through
this Mr.. Bryan passed with the crowd
cheered loudly. 1t was a very good
sized crowd. numbering several thoul
sand people, n they had plenty of en-,
thuslasm. A brass band marched ahead
of Mr.. Bryan to the stand, and following
him came q number of men bearing cam
paign transparencies. Mr.. Bryan vas.
introduced by Judge Sample, state APP
pellate judge. and made a twelve-minut
ute speech. Y
The arrival OF Mr.. Bryan at
Mascoutah. ILL.,, had been adveri~
tised for 7:45, but the train reached
there at 1920, and Mr.. Bryan made a few
remarks to a small crowd OF undemon.
strative people. They cheered as tho
train drew out.