Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
NOT HIS Busy DAY.
n,Y,~ INDUCES IN 4 REST
A., ms ALMA MATER.
rpg CHARGES MADE AGAINST HIN,


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.-r,~ ILL.,. october 26.-This was not
RDan's busy day. lie spent
ID n the environments or
....e assoclauons, ana late in the
,, lea the old educational COM
.rIacksonville where. surrounded
,r of those who knew him as
,.ars ago. he enjoyed nearly
.e.e days Of resttul ouiet-the
..t4 period since his hard
..,- campaign began.
...... chat his Jacksonville visit IN
... ..e, long addresses and another
but the robust young nominee,
t.. record OF thirty speeches in
..y. dld not consider such slight
-..... worthy Of designation as labor.
t.-.re boy again I'm the morning.
..t UIth the students Of Alma
,..- .n thc college chapel lie sang
.... sni then made some interest
..~.rls defensive of himself with
--... .o irs.uuauons that his purposes
...aae me present asita'ion were not
-.... 40 Major Mckinley was con-
.... n the few words De addressed 10
..r of visitors from the porch or
f..-. where ho was guest when he
r.f a speech made from porch
...t f. considered uudignihed.
. r. afternoon great Democratic
MAS hed at Jacksonville. ana Mr..
-...., -a .I. TWO speeches TO large crowds,
..fr. his second in time to leave for
..r .r She regular train. TO which
..I car had been attached. LeaV-
Jacksonville at 4l5. Mr. Bryan
- short speeches at RoOdhouse ana
--.suls. and shook hands with a NUM-
l.-.t people at k1ne and Godfrey.
.. t.....sippi-river town had him
l .-e. hours tonight, and the silver
. resident and visitors, heard two
..es at tle City Han. He spoke from
sides of the building Each address
M devoted largely 10 the money ques-
, t. Lrouul familiar 10 the readers
-t.. nominees speeches being covered.
. t5 Mr Bryan LETT Alton for an
r...rt nun O. Lincoln. ILL.,, where he
--ak in the morning His itinerary
f.r tomorrow calls for bloomington
ae Dwight. Braidwood. Joliet, and
Iat. with Chicago scheduled for $3.50
AT JACKSONVILLE.
JACKSONVILLE. ILL. october o.
r streets OF Jacksonville began to show
...-... carly this morning that some
,..i event was about 90 take place IN
r uttty college town. Vehicles. IN
-... people had driven many miles,
.... DID along the curbs of the principal
..r.... while the sidewalks were crowded
r. .l.ulsionists.
-.. presence of William Jennings Bryan
.. f.. wife in the community where they
u.r. educated and spent the first few
....s u their married life was the magnet
rl. -tucted so many visitors. AN OF
r..r had come On see and hear the candl-
..e deliver speech on The public square
a -te afternoon.
u--emen. attired I'm red, white, and
f ashes. and decorations of simmer
.Irer-fol. calopcd about the shaded
.-aflres OF Jacksonville from an
erv hour. and the occasional arrival OF
I..- bands and frce-silver clubs added
81. tf. excitement and interest that per-
u h- little city.
lr Bryan began his day in a very
r...rt way Surrounded 10y students OF
I. Alma Mater. he made an address ln
f. ans. of The Illinois State College in
t. forenoon. ln which be denied insinua-
tons that he was not actuatcd by earnest
..r.r and maintained that he was anX-
.. t1 l1 the greatest good TO the great
..fr.mler of people in the United states.
Oil. little chapel was crowded. No display
u.s attempted. the regular religious eN-
...- that We're practiced in Mr.. Bryan S
time ma are still maintained being car
r.I out u au their simplicity.
Nr and Mrs Bryan joined the students
.r-ue America" and I'm the re-
.s t9 the twenty-dfth Psalm, which
preceded The Introduction of the candi-
.-. ty Dr. j. T.. Bradley the president
H I. college.
Tho fors forgot their surroundings in
t.r desire 90 do honor 10 the distin-
.l.I a.umnus. and cheered with
Air. Bryan arose.
T candidate began hy a reference 10
IA. -rrteyant who had been a professor
a ta- college when bee was student
trr and said that when he began TO
study tle money question he found that
ir Surt-gaut ln his book "Ecouomies;
g. T.e Science Of Wealth" had stated
t. fundamental principle which under
Ie.
always go with pleasure before coll
M efIIents'f he continued. "but came
HH especial pleasure before the students
tns college because, while "a man lh
I Ife must expect 10 have his mo-
rrs msc0netrued and his purposes
D.eI yet know something about how
.- ru feel and / believe that young
$500 believe me when ] ten them
H mE study of economic questions mas
i n,h ONE single purpose. and that
been fo find out what solution or
I. questions was best FOR the ma
r Ci the people Now. we nave di-
t... of opinion. and it is proper that
t. should Doe charity shown one 10
.r because. you know. none of us
0'e-We are AN ant 20 make mis-
t.. .Ut believe that those who desire
r .o ascertain The truth. and who
I.. hardest 90 find out what is best
H eae tte nearest 20 arriving at a
.ou. and that no one who de-
o know the truth who desires 20
.. best thaf can bee done, ever OBJ
hearing from one who may differ
f
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
'1.a know truth does not exist in Sc
nl. comes from the comparison
Error is thc only thing that
public discuss .on. Truth has
within itself by which it propa-
.. and after AL. there IS no-
. 0nupa,ent but truth. And now.
l0.r here aa young men. upon
l questions. think that you
with noe when j say that 10
r fun that policy which proves %
soins to be adopted and that
who attach themselves 10 a
cause are sure 20 triumph at
. HDter get among young men with
. feeling that ought O. impress
' W.u "a lesson waich was inn
pressed upon mc. and that is that when
believes De- is right Doe can az
. " stand One. he can AFFORD % be
~ Htttne because 10 is not what
cad y0u that determines charac-