The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-29
.BRYAYS TOUR WEST.
The Candidate Doing Small Towns
il Northern New York,
LBAVEs BUFFALO BY TROLLEY.

! Steaks AZ Tonnwandu and KnowlcsvilIc
| hnd Gives out Statement of Ills Views
| Concerning the Ouuooi, in New York
btato,
! NIAGARA FALLS. Aug. 29.-Tn his Svra.
cus0 speech William j. Bryan explained
hiF campaigning tour by remarkiug that
| because few of the people had enough
mpnev this year to visit % presidential
nominee, it seemed only fair that the
| nominee should go to SEQ tho people I'm
pursuance Of this policy Mr.. Bryan left
Butalo by trolley yesterday to begin %
| two days campaign among the smaller
cito7 of northern New York.
At Tonawada there were gathered 2l0or
800 people when the cur stopped I'm the
center of the town. and Mr. and Mrs
Bryan, standing on the platform, shook
hands with % typical country crowd. Mr.
Bryan spoke to- thom briefly. his voice i'm
its huskiucs- showing the wanr and tear
of the weeks work, and whom the trolley
moved off 10 WINS followed 10y tNro' cheers
"for tho uoyt president as the propOsor
of them shouted.
During the morning ride Mr.. Bryan gave
out q statement of his view concerning
the party outlook in the state of Now
York. Coming after his recon visits with
Senator Hin, State Chairman EIutlovuud
minor party men, in the lnr-ss. cities of
the state, all of which hovisired, the state-
ment may be considered significant Mr..
Bryan said; 81 am moro than gratil.ci
with the demonstration of last evening 10
far surpassed anything had expected 1
am also pleased to find so unanimous q
sentiment in favor Of the indorsemeut'o of
the action of the Chicago convention.
From what have seen in New York. and
from the sentiments expressed by mem
bors of the state organization, lam satisfied
that the state convention will indurso the
platform, as well as the ticket Some of
the Democrats may oppose parts of the
platform but it is the national platform,
I and will be accepted as a whole
There were several stops at small sta
tions between Niagara and knowlesvillo,
! but the candidate mnde no speeches. His
| voice was getting unmanageable. My
/ head is willing but my throat is weak, ~
he explained to the people Of Lockport,
| who had chartercd a band and burned gun
| powder to greet him. Men swarmed like
bees over the freight cars and engines in
the yard and a cluster of farmers wagons,
| Whlle some hundred agrcuItur'ts sur
rounded the depot probably thousand
an tolu Nf bryan spoke IN Jhe open ar
| ID several thousand country people asselh-
| bieu ior the farmers picnic at movies
| Ville IN part as follows;
hr. chairman, LADIES ana Uentlemen! /!
/ My voice is so husky that you will have to
help me TO speak by BENG perfectly quiet
l snail make myself heard to as many as
| possible a. : IN "a nlo'uent hope my voice
| VIII be cl0 enough 10 r2lcP the outsElrts
| OF the crowd, his IS very Unusual
/ spectacle. nave immense audiences IN
/ the cities where II great many people live
IN u small territory, but this Is the largest
/ audience mat nave ever seen assembled
IN the midst OF an aftcuntural country.
Gm Eiad to notice he 5he mothers and
/ WIVES as Weu as Gho .'' ana husDahus,
because, my lrlehIs' 'u' cause Is the
cause IN Whlch Jhe WhoI1 nlIy Is inter-
e7Icu'
IL Is loO u que5tloh OF p9 llJlcs' my
friends w hoie phrue5 are uNlueu on thlS
issue, IL IIse7 "poNe Ohe question: ol Pou-
UlcS, lI'oF li'Ne ueclitreu "glih'U Uile rlgnU
ol IHe PS"pie Vi ul.e OHiUoH otaIea uo gov
erl themselves Ihey nave uocl'rGu Uh"G7
WMle we want 60 get rlu OF the goia stand
ara we nluSO keep the thihg "nlch we
uon NanG uHul aIlena shatI prlug US Ohe
rei'eI Whlcn we shoulu achieVe lor our
selves
know ho1 What view you may Elke
OF lt' my Irlehus, puU III my huHlpie Juug-
meht the Anne rIcah people are tne only