The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
BACK IN NEW YORK.
Tho Rcpudlast Candidate VIII Talk 10
Tamnany Tonight.


Providence. Il. J.. Sept. @--Bsfore Tho
train ieft Boston a reception COMMITTEES
from Providence, headed by John Conne..
secretary Of the Democratic caumtfeis.
greeted Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. SegaIi. The
train left az O'Clock. aud cTlly one stop
WIS made. ThIs Was at Mansfield. Mass.
where from the platform Mr. Bryan shack
a few hands. Providence was reached at
I1:g5. Here a fifty~minute stop was rrsa1r.
There WAS a multitude OF people at sie
station, and they completely hiled E.s-
change place, where Afr. Bryan spoke from
a stand directly 81 front OF the city hail.
The candidate ~ once entered upon ana
throughout his address devoted himself %
discussion of the financial issae. upoa
the lines followed IN previous addresses
TIA. be has made on this tour lie took
So- his text these wof1s from = book hy
Prot T.. Benjamin Andrews. ~ Erps1
University. of Providence: 1T IS always
assumed or admitted that the laitlai In-
port of money would be money with unit
having a general. steadfast purchasing
power
After Mr. BRYAN had finished there Yrs
cries for Mr.. Sewar, the nominee fer sn's
vice presidency and he was introduced
and was given three cheers. The erossl
demanded speech from hirn. bat 80
answered that ne did not have time 10
make a speech. and II there WAS time -
would have 10 yield II 30 the no.iin@e.
Their there were cries for George Frel
Williams. who came With Mr.. Bran. -r.d
the nominee fer governor Of iussncnn.
setts told Of the welcome given 10 ihss
candidate for tire presidency. RE sad
/; had been unanimous at Kew Haven,
and when the name of J ale college waA
mentioned II was rourdIy kissed.
New York Sept -s.--W lillarn J. Bryslr
arrived al the Hotel Bartkoiai at s.e7 to-
day. he was accompanied ~ a commit
tee from Tammauy Hal who had .ons'
20 bridgeport. Conn. 20 meet hisa AtcsIr
zss4 persons cheersd niEn 81 tie hof3i .'i'-
trance. and be TIPPED his has and sraslsa
;r, recognition Mr. Bryan was rvifentiy
rsyarsing nia throat. fsss collar being itArFs-
sd IN tarht RE went direct 20 his r31yn
.assd snero later dinner was served
Arthur Sewan. the siee presidential
candidate arrived as tae flFth ay"ns6s
hotel i short whie before Ir, Bran
reg he'd the city. tie parted company.
rv{rh Mr Rryam AT New 4sondcFi. tonn.
Nr. Saxan W. ssay n sewn far several
Sav~ a. least an3 ALL srseak ~ tae 7 asa-'
many raIlffeaf48r togrsorfow night. He VIII
20 We~s from this city 20 attend t1n csssl-.
venslon ~ ahe national DeEnocfaise Gibbs.
Witch rneets ln II. Isss3is On ocfo5ar ;
At~ BRYAN 8aAe faFeNeli 20 s9mnNeflcur
q Sew isonden a. noon today. although
hn sdlei a few aoTds "a Sew Haven. tho
sazt stop ia the New England state.
Af.sr a very short stay n tn@ ToSel
garthnG43 Asr Bryan repaired % North efrfi
~ew Jersey. escorted nw a connmAtfe@ o.
%sAs JersaF Democrats. whsr~ fEo c1 tn
biggest meetings - tsis Eastern fo3r ~syn
reid. T4e party catered carriages at tff'
MulsI fsr7hoid3 ard were rapidly srsNefs
% tha jersey CITY ferry, where they took:
q ts8at a. ross taa river ara f5eH a zfs3h
for Paterson. ~. ]. A. Psr%rFon che e~oEdl
was 50 xrnat that the police rcd % akais
ts make B Fsassa Se7gav 20 fryaH's esrfssge.,
4 ssard hal Aeen erected on Colts VIII.
the este az fa@ nem ssosf0ntcT. and an f'rrea
~z.are covering an area % several Eqsfsfsi
blocks Air. Bryan spoke % fae great
gathering. 4E8 Afterwards - another
crowd at NssaYk. after wn.cA nc TeG1ried
70 %eW York city,