Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-20

lie Is introduced at Hamilton BY
Ex-GOVernor Campbell.

He Is introduced at hamsttoh bs
Ex-Governor Campbell.
LIMA. O.. october 19.-The enthusiasm
which marked William j. Bryan's preNi-
GUS salHes into Ohio during this cam
n,ian becan to show itself anew on his
ersi entry into Major McKinley's State
this morning His special train left De-
trot AT 4:i5 A. NJ. reached Toledo. o.,
az go. and premonitory symptoms OF
busy day fot the candidate developer
there Two OF three hundred men in the
Union station called for Mr. Bryan. and
arising from his berth and making a
ha.,-y .oilet. he went out on the platform
and talked to them. Fifteen minutes
.only were spent at Toledo.
Stops were made by the train, Whlch
Was IN charge Of Daniel McConville'
chairman Of the Ohio Democratic State
Central Committee, at Perryspurg' " es-
ton Deshler. Leipsic Ottawa, and Co
lumbus Grove. The biggest crowd was
at Leipsic. reached at SIS. Mr.. Bryan
made short address there. Brief re-
marks were made at all the other places
mentioned. with the exception OF weston,
and at each OF them the candidate was
received with considerable enthusiasm.
HANNA's FLAG LETTER.
SIDNEY. o.. October 19.-Several thou
sand people welcomed Mr.. Bryan at
Lima. lie read extracts from Chairman
Uama's american flag letter, published
yesterday. and in commenting on It SAID:
"AIy friends. IL IS the first time that l
know of that l have ever agreed with
the chairman of the Republican National
Committee and ] want 20 sign my name
90 his letter and ask all those who be-
leve in the ideas set forth there TO dis
play the flag on the 3lst OF October. be-
cause there is not "A thing In that letter
but what we advocates OF free silver en-
Gorse CChcors) Now note what he
saws. 'That he wants the flag displayed
iy au those who on the 90 OF November
intend 10 vote for the preservation OF our
national honor
"We advocates OF free silver believe
On having q financial policy made by the
American people for the American peo-
ple. Great cheering) He wants those
to display the flag who are for sound
money We who believe in the money Of
Che Constitution are for a sounder money
than those who want to change our cur
rency into pounds, shillings. and pence.
Cheers)
eve who believe IN a basis for the
,ountry's financial transactions sufficient
ly broad for those transactions TO rest
upon believe in "a souuder financial sys-
tenn than those who advocate a gold
standard. and o financial system based
upon gold a.0ne. when YOU cannot get the
go1 TO furnish your foundation. (Cheers)
'We not only believe in sound money
b-t we ten you what We mean by sound
money. and do not play the hypocrite BY
talking about sound money and then re-
fls.ns 20 explain what the term means.
schcers)
WHAT FLAG SHOULD NOT MEAN.
81 want some flags 10 float on that day
Dat DO not stand FOR the right OF a coal
trust TO send "a representative TO every
lfes.de and collect tribute from every
home in this land. / want some flags 10
foat On that day that DO not stand for
the opinions Of those who say that II the
majority OF the people win in this cam
IaIsn they do not know whether they
VIII submit 20 the decision or not
lchocrsJ
Another audience Of several thousand
was az WapakOncta. As at Lima. Mr.
Bryan spoke from stand IN the town
lis address which followed his old lines
% discussion OF the money question, wai
wildly cheered. Thirty minutes were
spent at Wapak0neta. and AT il:20 The
,aneidate's special train resumed It's jour.
ney
George A. Marshall. Democratic candi
date Tor Congress. introduced Mr.. Bryan
TO 300 pcop.e az Sidney. and the national
nominee made a brief speech. Piqus
turned ont the banner crowd OF the da,
up % that time. II Numbered about 5000
including many VINO came from near-b,
communities.
During the twenty minutes spent there
Ar Bryan made a speech on the none,
question. number Of his auditors wor'
me yellow badges seen so frequenu,
among the crowds addressed by the DE
noefatic candidate. bearing the names o
mckinley and Hobart. But the Bryai
supporters. not 10 be outd0ne, had dis
"'SIied around the town. Tor service a