The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-09
Mr.. BRYAN IN IOWA
oOme Of The Listeners Cheer for the
Republican Nominee.
1T SERVES AS A STIMULUS
And the Democrat Jumps Right
Into the Financial Question
and xplains u TO the
Satisfaction of All.

Burlington. Iowa, Oct. s.-Bryan ar
rived In Burlington at 5:55 o'clock this
morning. He was taken for breakfast
to the residence of John j. Seerley. a
colleague Of Bryan I'm congress. At 1
O'Clock a procession started To Grape
park. where the coliseum is located.
At IL o'clock the first speech OF the
day was made in the gigantic coliseum.
erected for the seml-centennial OF
Iowa's admission to the union OF states.
The crowd filling the building was en-
thusiastic to a great degree. There
were republicans present who did not
hesitate to applaud. one more daring
than the others cheered for Mckinley.
Bryan said he was glad that they were
there. as he wished to talk 10 those
who favored his opponent.
Continuing, he said: THE populists
have already Joined with US. | will
say Joined with US. They may say
that We have Joined with them; but l
care not how you express II, so that
we are together now. (Great ap-
plause.) There Is this difference be-
tween republicans who come to us and
democrats who go from US. The
democrats who go from US repudlate
the history Of the democratic party
and abandon that which has been
democratic from the time when Jcifer-
Tho ren,,hIicars wb,S cnme no us haye
simniy 10 stand nv that which the re-
n,,hi,c.n ,ar,v ,,saa ~ advocata ana
n,hach n, ,his can,na,Sr q, has ahan-
snnad ,craa, an,s,ansa voice
.Iinrrah g. W,ytniaya Anniausa ,d
hissas NJ Srianas hse yo,, to re-
sraI, e-o, az, ,,,a ri,asta,,on ~ dls-
n,aa an, Glad a man 10 here who
- in favor of INV onnonent only
hona that thara a re- many such becaus.
/, 10 ~ snch nsrsons that 7 aesira to
addras. NV re,narks TChser,npI NV
Sr,snd has dac,arad ,,s nreseranc,, FOR
NJ McKiniev want to ash him
,.ha,har no a. ,or The WcKin,ev ~ isoo
w ,ha MnK,n,sv - ,sos IT 'aud cheers :
" t"e MN MI ,a.y ~ VI So, ngso NJ uoWin,oy
Ia ir ,soo 49, ha uas odvocaiing
49, char, ,anru
mr. s,,aanar tn.r raaa tho rsnarls
-, NJ WoWir,a,, n,hsa ,ha sherman
~ % NC. ,,ndar a,so,,sa,on ond cnm-
n.m.a -, ,,,i,t his ,,,,arancas g.,
,eos .vvhi.h a.. nv rrisna savnr
tha Aro1r,nisv - 1900 u,ho wan,ed
NJ s.is ...r Wy,,,na,, 70 ,eoe
&C.. ,,y.,s,, 80 o,.,as -, .,eao ~
'
Mr. Mckinley said. In 1891, In q speech
made at Toledo, Ohio, that Mr. Cleve-
land had been discriminating against
silver. had been trying TO degrade H.
had been trying To contract the cur
rency and that by lessening the cur
rency he had made money dearer oy
making IL scarcer ana making money
the master ana all thihgs eise the ser
wants. IL u was wrohg lor S,eveianu
10 make money uear py hakns ~
scarce ana money the muster anu All
things else the servant, Is u risnt TOT
Mr. MCKINLEY 10 try 10 make money
the master ana all tnings eise the ser
wants! (Appiause ana cries OF NO,
no. MY frienus. we can support our
cause by appealing 10 republican tes-
timony. we can support every conten-
tion we make py quotng republican
authorities ana therefore repuoiicans
VINO come 10 US IN tnis campaign 40
not change their CONVICTIONS; they
simply change their party name wneh
their party mas abandoned the position
II used TO occupy ana now demands
that you shall surrender the convic-
tions OF lifetime. (Great applause
and cheering)