The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-27
BRYAN GOING HOME.
rTGJF e,
Democracy's Nominee Was Greeted
at Every Station
FROM SYRACUSE. N. Y, TO ERIE. PA.
Cheers OF the People an Indication
of Their Ballots
MRS. BRYAN MUCH FATlGUED
mo Orator From tho Wcst Had Much to
Say to the People of the East.
The Journey.
MRS. BRYAN MUCH FATlGUED

Erie, Pa, August 26-Willinm ], BRYAN
made speeches today in three cities Of
two States, Syracuse and Rochester, ~
y. and ECc, Pa. and incidentally tray
eled several hundred miles to meet the
thousands who gathered from the our
rounding country TO hear him at each
place. Half a dozen stops were made he
tween Buffalo and Erie, aud Mr.. BRYAN
nelNCred several speeches Several hun
dred people greeted the candidate at An
COLA and lrvington. AT Dunkrk, n. Y.
1900 people listened 10 a ten minutes
speech. Rain was pouring down when the
train arrived at WcStneld. n " but that
did not dampen the arlcr Of the fair-sl2ed
ass"mb.age there.
1he days demonstrations eliminated
wnen the meeting OF $50 democrats OF
Philadelphia MADE the presence OF the
candidate particularly opportune OUTSIDE
of the Ere Opera house thousands were
waiting for a glimpse OF the c9ndidntu,
ANA INSIDE were assembled the delegates
to the meeting When the people were al
mlttcd they itlcj the house IA fifteen min
utes. and the douts were closed upon hum
dreus. The entrance OF the presidential
candidate on the arm ct eN-Cougressman
Joseph Z. Slhicy Inspired wild scene of
enthusiasm. winch lasted several minutes
and Mrs. Bryan's appearance IN box
with Mrs Sbley produced niece enthu-
s.asm This was the principal speech.
MIR Bryan said; Ladies and Gentlemen:
deem II great privilege 10 he permitted
TO meet tonight with the members of the
clubs assembled here from all over the
state because | know what these meet
Tugs mean. | know of the inspiration
they give and of the enthusiasm carried
back hy those who go forth Ia prosecute
the work of this campaign. In my Juds
ment. this campaign will be memorable III
the history OF this country Tor many icd-
sons not only because Of the Issues In
VolVcd--thai would be enough 10 make
II an epoch in the history of nauons-but
there are other reasons. This campaign
demonstrates as no campaign has done
within he last generation the capacity
Of the people for -lt-goVernmont
Some think the age OF oratory Is past
will take you to the railroad shops ana
show you men who know more about
money than the president of the road,
will take you TO carpenter, while at
his honch in whose mind rcNNl9cs no
puz8ing theories Of the campaign. Come
10 the farm with me, and viii show YOU
ton and knows that II the dollars go up
his wheat goes down, My friends. when
the people come TO discuss the money
question in that way you can not drive
the'iariu question into the campaign WIN
a pile driver II is not moro taxes the
people want II Is more money to pay the
taxes they already have to Pay. want
you Ia go home and take with you the
determination to leave no effort undune
to carry out the principle which you cs-
pouse. We have a cause that appeals TO
the heart OF man. There is no sentiment
thai is deeper down Than tho love of jus
tice. II Is that love OF Justice on whlch
society Is built. without which there
conld he no such thing AS government,
ana that sense of Justice is of"udcd ~
any legislation that seeks 10 give TO
few poopo the property that ought to
be the heritage Of all the people.