The herald., 1896-10-08
TIE FREE coinage
STANDARD BEARER
Lifts Up His Voice in the
Masses Interest
IND The masses GATHER 70 HEAR
The Arguments Received With
Enthusiastic Cheers
TIE CANDIDATE AT CHICAGO
Talks for a Moment to the Gathering
Crowd
He Is Not Broken Down Nor Likely to
Become So
An Itinerary Laid Out Which VIII Sc
cure to Bryan the Electoral Votes
Of the Lake States-Yester-
days Addresses.
THE CANDIDATE AT CHICAGO
Talks for a Moment to the Gathering
Crowd
He Is Not Broken Down Nor Likely to
Become So
Associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
CHICAGO, Oct. THE stay of Mr..
Bryan in this city was an hour, all told.
He arrived in the Union depot at $3.50
over the Pennsylvania road, and did not
leave the depot, as he was to leave the
city inside of an hour over the Burling
ton road, which runs out of the same de-
pot He walked up and down the plat
form converslng with the friends who
had come to see him, but had little to
say about the campaign. He asked for
the news from Georgia, but the returns
at hand were too meager at that time
to give him any definite idea as to the
result. He expressed himself, however,
as being confident that it would be "all
right"
He left for Burlington at II o'clock.
In response to the cheers of the crowd
which finally gathered, Mr.. Bryan said:
II am not going to talk tonight. I have
put in more than an eight-hour day, and
am going to bed, but will be back to
Chicago before the campaign is over.
II simply come out to tell you that if
you read in any newspaper that I am
broken down, don't you believe it. This
campaign is going to be kept up, so far
as am concerned, until the night before
election, and no time will be wasted,
either"
Chairman Campau of the Democratic
campaign committee has returned from
Michigan, where he spent day in COM
pleting w. ]. Bryans itinerary through
that state. The presidential candidate
passes four days in Michigan, and in that
time appears in all Of the counties and in
every congressional district He speaks
at Duluth next Monday night, and then
with his party proceeds to the Michigan
Wisconsin boundary line, where he
opens his campaign in the Peninsular
state by speech at Ironwood. All of
next Tuesday he passes in going down
the Gogebic and Iron mountain ranges,
speaking at Bessemer, Escanaba, Me-
gaunee, Ishpeming and Marquette, and
making other stops at important towns
on the route. He then proceeds by night
train to the Straits of Mackinaw, cross
ing them on Wednesday morning, Octo-
ber IA thence down the Grand Rapids and
Indiana road, speaking at Petoskey, Ca
dillac, Reed City, to Grand Rapids,
where he makes long evening speech.
Starting out from Grand Rapids the
following morning, he ciroulates through
the lower peninsula, speaking at Benton
Harbor, Niles. Kalamazoo, Battle Creek
and Jackson. closing with a big meeting
in the evening at Lansing. The last day
of his trip is given up to Southeastern
Michigan. He will speak at Owosso,
Flint, Saginaw, Bay City and Port HUI
ron, closing with two meetings at De-
troit in the evening. He also makes on
this day about ten station stops. From
Michigan Candidate Bryan proceeds to
Ohio. and speaks at Dayton on Satur-
day, October II.