The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-09-17

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NIGHTS rest md left this mornin" verv.
mich refreshed BEFORE leaving ba AZ
messed himself MS hirhiv nleosrI with bi..
/ n,,isvilio rncnntion
THROUGH KENTTCKY
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1ono 81 o n;t; - m'u 'IIdrr ',. !" ,mt' put
a az VI ,i,c v'',IeI' VI iiuil3 uoun! naI
,loch9u apo 1 Ine speaker niue st"hu'e
W Mnllci, N,l, p,Snn WIS tnhem, "A.
, iierc ue sn is ~ u ,Hn minutes speech, ue
sWnrin@ the statnmnnt nnodo Inv iii lie on NJ,
nonts that in consnnuanr" Of tho much
grenter nroduction Of silver tbon of gold
The white metal had denreriofed in value
lie odmittnJ thot Tho nroduct;on If silver.
had hnen thron fines ns rreot no in He,
first twenty wears. Int he said that in the.
last five years the production of gold had
increased more rapidly than the produc-
ton of silver and that the gold price of
other time. He said that the price OF
silver was affected by the law of supply
and demand and that when the United
States repealed the Sherman law and 3
stopped the purchase of - 10000 ounces
of silver per year. that il decreased the
price of Silver because it esscned the
demand for it.
During his speech the rain began to-
fall in torrents and Mr.; Bryan told ms
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to have them stand III the ram, hnt I'M
lll'.ia'e,t 'ne,e W. W., S NV, -, -; m +;,f
60 S Gn, raj" VI . ,o t ti ,,IIad mto 10 ~
, ~ Mnen 'ne It'll p",, d mt my ~" S,nalE
,e ,I" nrod ~ ,ha storn az" looE ~ tho cam.
1 u1 ""ie" h NJ "nI 80 - ,,a,n,, Id,
. ,,,h ,.;ti sn,',o tom,or;t, "oioI ~ M
Wmo WIZ So,,iu 'enNvi', ,oWNea IL "a Rsya,,
ami M M, | fnIks ara from C,,'Inanncr cnmnty.
VIM, nf .J'n n, to,d m, ud,,r Cousin
mS'n'"' ""' w" w. ~, :, . A..
i am gind TO meet you; answered UT.
Bryan. with his best smile, and ! think
II ! secure the vote Oh ali my kililoiks !.
VIII nave Il pretty Respectable showing;
l ms was the last STOP neiore frnlk-
fort was reached. where the cahuiuate
was bllled 20 speak NAH an hour'
In his Frankfort speech Mr.. Bryan em
phasized his statement of last night that
those who did rot believe i'm the free coin
age of silver, democrats or republicans
should vote the straight republican ticket
The rain was falling in torrents when
the train pulled into Frankfort, and Mr.
Bryan was conducted to the platform III
the. court house square, under umbrellas,
which were knocked aside every minute
by the efforts OF his southern admirers
to grasp him by the hand.
During his speech of fifteen minutes
the rain continued to pour down. but his
la,
yelled for him to 90 on.
Mr.. Rrvon smoke ne follows.
Ladies' and GentlemenwI wish the cir
cumstnnces were such that | could nd
dress Won ot length on the issues of the
camno;on hut con NOT do INV more.
than present myself before Won and give
you the pledge which have given to yom
through my acceptance and assure yon
that | am in hearty accord with the de-
clarations contained in the chicago plat
form. (Applause) SOMETIMES people nave
described party platforms IKE the pat
forms OF their coaches, mace 10 get III
on, but not 20 stand on after you get IN.
daughter and applause) But thar Is nor
my ldea OF party platIorm, ! nave pee,l'
reared III tlat scho0l OF democracy Wnlcn
taught that the officer VINO for snort
tllne exercised the authority ccnierleu ~
law was nnt the serVnn. 9i rhIse ioa
Wnoii ne iapo..e.u ~" ''i". -.
right TO presgrllDe ms course o. eomnuo'.
lApplause.l Inc ADOPTION OF P'ntlornls T.
the recognition or tne rlght Oh we peopie
to instruct their pubic serVah's'
1t is n recognized form that public that
officers are elected, NOT TO think ior wv
people upon tne great Issues ~. W . ~
Tor the people aIteI lhey 'neniSe''e'
have thought; lApplauseJ ;, 80 !.
If am elected, l snail take u TOE
granted that the people are al iaVor ol
the policies Tor when l AZ tnis slile
stand, and the people shaii Gevef nav
cause to complain OF my neser.lon OF
the cause which advocated. Cheerlhsf
long and loud APPLAUSE ;u, ~