New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11

shoes had been substituted for. the high hunting
Mr. Bryan was IN the dinlng-car when the train
reached orrvle, and napkin IN hand came 10 me
but the train began to move and the effort was lost
COMMONWEALERs ALL FOR BRYAN
With Carl Browne on board Massion naturally
recalled memories OF Coxeys army for It was from
that place that the Commonweal cause was Launched.
Massillon reached at % o'clock. great crowd
OF men, women and children were ga hered al the
end Of the railroad tresie. and these jostled ana
pushed close 10 the car thousand people were ~
Browne. The old flag Of the Commonweal that was
carried from Massillon TO Washington was dspayea
with new inscription Bryan can say on CoH trrI
grass There was also an artistic effort oy CaII
BROWNE represening Mark Hanna standing on KS Sod
mn S o GT pedn 9n van IN made noPt
while Carl Browne distributed pictures Of me Demo,
cratic nominee the crowd. The trains departure
the railroad tracks ana these chcercd as Mr. Bryan
was recognized a number OF workers al ! 'n' gave
hearty cheer as the train 11sned ny
HE REACHES MAJOR MKINLEY'S HOME.
This morning trains carried many passengers 10
the city. all bent seeing Bryan The local com
mittees were early astir and nothing was LETT I'M
done TO make the reception however short II niisht
he. an enthusiastic Large DELEGATIONS arrived
from GAINESVILLE Akr"n and other cities and assist
members of the Pittsburg Citzens' Reception Com.
train hove in sight half an hour late there was
great cheering md confused BELLS and hufrahS iCr
Kmiey tanners were displayed i was neces.
to IN s% lP Ran car The h TSge os Of
Pttshure Reception Committee Nhlle tlis Was
10 natca- in front Of the depot MAYOR Rice Of
Canton CHAIRMAN OF tie Heceptcn Commtec Win in
grea; Cheering Mr. Bryan's references to NJ Kin.
ley were greeted with enthusiasm and each t ime
ns 6r E the N2 Bysn WePS ye' u
Mr.. Chairman Ladies and Gentlemen: Mhen
ion OF silver club in TINS cy hIe una az s'' b
hind hat club. am glad 70 meet those Of t ,ad
glad 70 testify to his high chafactef ana persona,
worth Great applause ana eheeIng9 ! snail l,i be
fed if a private individual may be able TO
stand beside him in public esteem. loud cheers
But my friends. This is not contest between pei
sons II matters little to the American people
whether your distinguished ownsman myself as
tinued applause But II does matter for whaI
In This campaign persons are lost sight Of entirely
IN the cause nn.ch those persons represent. In M
own State. and in city, are many people VINO
believe the interests Of the country viii be better
served BY the election o. my opponent and am
rratihed know thar in his home ;here are 50 many
who believe the interests OF the country VII De
your neighbor as we understand the word bur If
am not you. geographical neighbor, beg you 70
Dor OF those VII? have tsllen among theves l5reaI
and continued cheerngD He i nelghooT VINO. IN
the hour d distress brings relief In my numolT
lUGemeni at this time. when we are cursed ~ a
EnFopean nnameai poGy iaa' T our o. amen 10 s
believe thar the neighbor Of all the t0iling masses
o. the free and unlimited coinage Of sye. at ine
present legal ratio Of II 10 :. without waiting Tor N,
aid o. consent Of any other nation on earth. uoHd
When MI Bryan had finished he jumped down
from the car and turned 70 assiS' MrS BRYAN do"h;
introduce her 10 the crowd