The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-21
THE PRESS AGENI
In AdyanSc Of the Great popo.
cratic Combination 3
MAKES Ills APPEARANCE AGAIN
III u,l. Part OF the countr,'+-At Bridge.
por, aud Martin. Ferry ti,ss.. Aadl-
tuer. that were pufrlsndIy-,Tl Crowd
IN EeiIalrs wa, tho LtyRt,t ofiiie aiorn-
Ing The Nsrtin's Fsrry crssyd Ysiisa
For ,icIilnlsy.,,At Other Pelii,.

The trip yesterday morHins OF Cam
ddate Bryan through the Ohio valley
district, along the banks OF, lha Ohio.
was punciuated here and there with
cheers for his opponent and sandwich-
I'd In tho crowds we're many badges
Of that color which indicated that the
Nearcrs were not 50 friendly TO tie
white metal as they could have been.
There was a good crowd ab Bellaire
ar-l it WIS an enthuslastie one. Mr..
Bryan addressed them for,flttecn min,
utsa and told them that the free coin
uge OF silver would be a usneilt 10 the
farmers, the iaboring man and the
business man. using practically the
same limo OF argument to-substantlate
that statement as employed by him on
other occasions. .r,.. :. t... Z
At Bridgeport the wearers, OF the yell
low badges were numerous, but the
shutters for the triple nominee were
strong enough 70 drown the cheers for
the Republican candidate. ~
Martins Ferry turned out o crowd
which was to u good extent hostile 90
the Views OF the candidate. There were
gold badges worn by a large portion Of
his audience and cheers for Mckinley
Ulternatel with cheers for Bryan. Mo-
tlCing the yellow badges, Mr.. Bryan
said In this country everybody could
take the gold cure who wantod to aud
told the story about the Nebraska Wa
man who said her brother was q gold
man Without, any gold. This pleased
the silVerites and they apnlanded Wig
orously and as soon as their applause
would die away there would be cheers
FOR Mr, Bryan's opponcnt?llgt
There were stops at Yorkville and
Brilliant and at those places AR. Brynn
simply appeared on the platform and
acknowledged the receptions given him.
Wellsville, colunblaBa eouity. Is in
Najor AcKlnley's congressional dis
trict and Is Republican strong hold
That. was apparent whensiAir Bryan
arrived, for while he had n large crowd
It was made up for the most part OF
shouting enthusiastic McKinieyites.
Yellow predomlnntcd at East LIVER
pool, when, shortly after 10 O'clock the
Democratic nominee addressed a large
crowd. He had trouble making him
sci. heard on account OF the loud
Hesitation OF affection for tlSe Republic
can nominee. WAS answered. by defiant
yci!S and cheers OF the supporters OF
the free silver champion. Mr. Bryan's
speech was OF the same general tenor
rs his silver discussions. stshf
Pennsylvania was invaded 4 by Mr..
Bryan al Rochester, when at5in6on the
train pulled! into that city.ai 1t was
distinctiyely n Bryan crowd and 1t
showed Its approval OF the doctrines
advocated by AIR. Bryan byGshoutlng
and chesnnS and apDlaudins every
time they had an opportunity. Mr.
Bryan defended that plank OF Che Chi
caso platform declaring in favor of the
income tax and quoted the opinion OF
Justice Brown In the income lax case.
There We're short stops at New
Brighton and Kenwood. AT the first
place named no addressed a crowd OF
several hundred and at Kenwood he
appeared on the rear platform and was
Informed by those gathered there to
use. the vernaeular that he, WAS "all
right" and that his opponenttwas ION
the hog" ~