Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-14

Voters to See to It That the Con-
gress and Senate are in Full Sym
pathy With the Next President.
Speeches all Along the Line--An-
other Address to the Ladies.
Duluth, Mimi, October 13.-The pri-
vate car "Idler," bearing William j.
Bryan and his party, rolled into the
Northern Pacific station in this city
shortly after 6 O'clock. and the candidate
made two speeches here tonight.
! The days campaigning tour had COW
cred the route from Minneapolis to Du
luth, and at every station of worthy
size along the line Mr.. Bryan spoke to
goodly crowds.
Upon his arrival in this city he was
met by a reception committee, and, with
Mrs. Bryan, was escorted 10 the ST.
Louis Hotel for dinner.
He was then driven to the Lyceum
Theatre, where he addressed an enthu-
s,as,ic meeting of women. Thence he
proceeded to the car barn, which was
packed TO the utmost with the laboring
men of Duluth. Here Mr.. Bryan was
presented with the last utensil necessary
for the signing of the silver bill when
it should reach him, provided he should
no elected. an elegant silver ink bottle,
filed with the fluid necessary for the
purpose.
Charles A. Tcwne was chairman OF
both meetings, and at each Of them he
presented the nominee in a neat little
speech.
In the speech at the Lyceum Theatre,
Mr.. Bryan told the women that dollar
could not be compared with yard
stick. as claimed by his opponents, and
in the ten minutes devoted himself al
most entirely to the discussion Of the
yard-stick proposition along the same
lines pursued by him many times be-
fore
At the meeting in the car barn, Mr..
Bryan said in part:
Mir. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Fellow CIizens.-It gives me great
Measure to advocate our cause any
where. but It gives me special pleasure
70 defend that cause among the people,
who. like the people of Minnesota, nave
laid aside the differences on minor ques-
lions and Joined in a supreme enort 70
wrest this government from the hanls
of those who would make the people
bewers of wood and drawers OF water
II gives me pleasure to defend that
cause in a State where Democrats, Pop
u,sts and silver Republicans nave unit
ed on State. Congressional and electora!
rickets. NV friends, 100 often IN the
Dqs- those who have labOred for com
mon purpose have counteracted each
others efforts because they have gone IN
different organizations and supported
5ifferan+ candidates. In this campaign
we are Welding together those three dl-
visions of one great army and nowhere
has the Welding process been more el-
fectual than in the State OF Minnesota
NV friends, when history has record
ed as | believe history Will record, the
success of this movement in behaH OF
bimet9Uism. when upon the roll or
honor has been inscribed the names ol
those who have been most instrumental
in carving this cause TO successIul
victory. | believe that Charles A. IoWne'
vour townsman. your candidate, your
Congressman, will find his name hIgn
nm among those TO whom honor VII. be
paid. Charles A. Towne can better al
ford to 20 down to defeat than you can
afford to allow his cause 10 suller ue-
feat. Leave no effort undone 10 give
9 majority in the House and TO give a
majority in the Senate as well as 10
elect q President in favor OF the free
coinage of silver without waiung tor
the aid or consent Of any other nation.
voice: you won't yeto H. VIII
Mr. BRYAN: 81 will not but l want
,ou 70 have two-Jhirds if possible in both
Housas so that if any changes should
come over me and should veto IT, want
von IN have enough votes TO pass II over
NV veto. But my friends, you need
not have any fear about my vetoing any
measure which is in harmony with the
nIatform on which l sand. l have been
ionrbt 10 believe that platforms are
guides TO those elected.
desire TO thank organized labor IN
this CITY for having completed the equip
ment so that am now prepared 10 sign
tbat bill whenever it reaches me, with
out depending on anybody else for pen
or ink-s,and or INK.
NV friends l am glad to have the sup
nor. Of laboring men because, If l am
elected bv their votes, all they will ask
of me is 10 do my duty to my country
and pro5e every citizen in the enjoy
ment of equal rights and give special
privileges 10 no man.
Nv friends. we have been compelled
10 wage a warfare against deception.
= Our opponents have not come out in
the open field. If they had declared that
the gold standard was desirable, their
demand for Il would have been answered
Inv the protest Of a vast majority OF our
peoDle who realize what the gold stand
ard has done for them.
Mr.. Bryan's party left here tonight at
11:4O over the South Shore railroad,
under the charge Of the Michigan defe-
cation en- route for the lower peninsula
of Michigan. His first speech will be
Of iron Mountain tomorrow at LAS p.
m The second will be made at Ish-
peming at $50, and the third at Mar
ouette at 1850. Mr. Bryan VIII leave
Narouette al 10 o'clock for Mackinaw
civ where he will arrive Thursday al
7:9 Ga. m.
THE DAYS TRIP.