New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
DENOUNCED BY HARRISON.
THE X-PREsIDENT REPLIES TO BRYAN'S
INCENDIARY Talk.
PLAIN LANGUAGE THE FRIEND or ALTGELp
WILL NEVER usE-A GREAT MEETING
IN THE INDIANA CAPITAL


WILL NEVER UsE--A GREAT MEETING
IN THE INDIANA CAPITAL
Isy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Indonapolis Oct 25-General Harrison's speech
last night made deep impression upon this conn
munitv Owing to the lateness of the hour the
press assocat tons carried little of the speech When
he wound up a vigorous utterance ABOUT tne
coercion OF employees with pledge that ne woulu
use his influence as a lawyer and citizen TO puhSn
any one guilty of coercion. the audience went "i'u
with on thusasm He said. among other things'
What shall be said however OF the suggestion
that Mr. Rrvan makes? | would have the working
assert his manhood not ohS NY neoses Mesc as ap
pIsuse march in the parade that he peases and
16a, epfrHSfG farGsr than oq
man his face with m mask ana nc cnnrca margi
under banner DECLARING h tha' Mace he mas appausc
That is not the spirit of free man ana MI nrEam
SadaH SWorkngman when he commends such programme
as that to him He greatly undervalues the s.nse ms,
o1 % eba P' II IN" there We're one Well
instance in the city Of where ne ,nS PHT1
the entire Of the city, M & the m enTe pnnr Of
pretend be something that YOU are not; IN ordeT
repeat it, repeat IT, that 1t is repugnant to the
sense of honor that every man reels hin ,ia, WI,
which is untrue. and by what code OF morals Is
that to be justhedE
General Harrison also spoke with vehemence
about the attack the Supreme Court explaining
that Bryan's counter charge that the Republicans
did the same thing in 1866 was not precedent ne
cause in that instance the President was ABOUT 10
be subjected to impeachment for crimes ana couo
not be treated with In his Supreme Court appoint
nents General Harrison continued as follows:
Mr. Bryan may be as good naT'o', re has as never 1y,r
said that he would not enforce the laws of the
United States He does not meet 'ns Ir,eI w
open n way for them without asking Governor All.
sed TO consen "a AppsusE5 ~ nGeT nT. %o
merce is interrupted will restore the free ,rahsm M
OF sdiG III a0ts Gnied ned s@ States @ is mpeded in
executing his writs Will lend him me ssreis'n Eng 10
execute them" My countrymen. he has not sad
that and he will not say 1t. for the platform Is
against IT. Appause) ~ ~,
ana is called doubtful. Indiana. it s said: has al
ways gone for any vaeary in finance that mas @ neen
They talk as II were wild enough 10 believe
that money might be supplied In the same way that
Trough the Intervention Of the chocolate cat and
the gingerbread dog They say We went against re-
Indiana, and ihey count upon us now. My coun,
trynen shall Indiana fail in ihis great cIigcnGy?
and honest money. Great appauseD These work.
ingrnen win not be coerced by the beck or no1 ol
any employer: they will defy him But they VIII be
coerced by their own sense Of their community OF
interest with the people among whom they i've. I'VE;
rightly that Intention 10 pay the public debt at
30 cents the dollar. and 10 pay Individual DEBTS
al the same rate, IL not an honest proposition ana
that honest men cannot find profit in 1t.
General Harrison was escorted from his homo 10
Tomnson's Hall by the Marion Club. but no street
demonstration made. When General liar-
rson arrived the hall he found over 5000 people
packed into 1t. and fully many more on the out;
side clamoring for admittance. The cheering and
waving Of hats lasted about five minutes. He was
introduced by Hugh Hanna. president OF the Atlas
Engine Works. and spoke somewhat over one hour
In his speech he admonshed the people to beware
OF the men who were trying TO stir up class preju-
dice.