New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
q. CARLISLE.

keynote OF the Chicago platform - I9nhu III NV,
IeclaratiOn OF Independence that an hth ".c
created equal and that therefore no CLASS ot ~ me-,
no class Of citizens nas rsn ree I intended for
I'll ne neonle OF this country that laws shai! not
be mace ,o so me me fruits OF the toll Of the many
1cries of Good that every man shaIi pe ,bt
IN the enjoyment OF that which he earns anu rI.t
10 man shall be permitted 10 acquire What soihv
hodv else has earned and which mas neeI, '@ ,hev
sron1o rim nv vicious legislation The reason thes
s bnsive epithets and apply hard names TO mos
who support that platform IS because u ,
,hat ,he nlatform Is menace 10 me y" ~
NOT the smaller wrong-doer ONLY nut n'S % coy
iargsr transgressor who attempts 10 use Ihe IoN
invent and it's instrumentalitics TO wrong DINERS
ApDIause5 ....o,,,rO , cres, deal Of
40 moi bs nam namnagn We are not going to have any
diligently 10 find speakers W gan sO uu 80 ,ha mon
1n me nork along he road and find there men VINO
know enough about the principles OF , o'i. ,beno
- I've ab,e 70 discuss these questions am Apply t'eI mn
- themselves The great common peopr 40 Io1 II 90
any particular class TO tel them %na ,nF ,ba WHEN
ne! Uh ,,,ss ,hev will act for themselves cap
plausep
CAFES AT THE WHIRLPOOL RAPIDS.
4. ,h. town ~ Niagara Falls. reached shortly after
,ao,c,ocl there was no demonstration A reception
.or,i,,ec headed by T Y. WEIGH. superintendent OF
the State Reservation AZ Niagara fai.s' met MI pS
., and under the escort Of Joseph BrooKS supe'lH-
enden, of the Great Gorge Electric Railroad the
candidate and his party were taken in ano'he' Uo'ty
49, =, ,.,e,r the Whirlpool Rapids the lower rapids
,d tho other sights below the big cataract. ="
,5arl,. woman asked Mr.. Bryan for campaign hu'-
TON At Ladstone and. diving his hand mo ms P'N'
.,o nominee produced one. u don't want 'hd'' ''e
ga ns,slrr IL hack Mr. Bryan looked surprised
and then laughed as he looked at the insignia some
,,kar had pnt q Mckinley button in his pocket After
Viewing the big falls Mr.. Bryan. al n;lS oc'ocH'
started for Medina by the Central road
T, representative Of the Inited Associaeu PRESSES
Nh Bryan sad this morning;
Il am more than gratifed with the demonstrators
lad exrected am also pleased TO find so unahi-
nous sentiment; in favor Of the Endorsement OF the
action Of The Chicago Convention. From what nave
seen IN New-York and from the sentiments eNp'eSs7u
iy members Of the State organization am sa'isiieu
mat the State Convention will indorse the Pauo'i"
rs well as the ticket. Some Of the Democrats may
oppose parts OF the platform. but II is the Natloha
platform and will be accepted as whole
KnowIesv'lle. y Y. Aug. 2S-Just before the
train left Niagara Falls. Mrs. Bryan received an
immense bul.ch Of chrysanthemums On the way
10 the next station, Medina. the chrysanthehuIhS'
one b., one were presented 10y Mrs. Bryan to every
one within her T ach. and when the train held up
81 Medina she stood with her husband on the rear
platform and there resumed the work OF distrlDu-
lion among a large crowd of persons who had as
femhed on the tracks. Many women were In the
crowd and stroye with the rest for the coveted
flowers Mr. Bryan excused himself from speak
Ing lie said he had 10 save his voice Tor lhe next
station Knowlesville Arriving at knowiesNlle al
ID m Il
.rine Mr. and Mrs Bryan took seats in "a car
,iage drawn by four silver-gray horses and were
wheeled away the home Of Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Noodford where they were entertained at lunch
with Mrs r Morey Hodgeman Lincoln neighbor
Of the Bryans and Mrs. Woodford's sister.
A SPEECH TO ORLEANS FARMERS
Mr.. BRYAN then proceeded to Siawson's Grove,
syhere the Farmers Alliance picnic of Orleans
County was in progress. Here NJ. Bryan addressed
Il large audience. speaking as follows:
This is a very unusual spectac e have met I'M
1nense audiences In the cities where a great many
people 1--we in small territory but this ~ me larS-
est audience that haye eyer se "SIe n sad
10 notice here the mothers and wives as well as
rsgse is the cause in which the whole family is
Interested (Applause) II We are entitled to sue
witch we represent and the policies for which
stand will be for the benefit Of the husbands and
wives the parents and children, and all ihr peo-
Die OF our beloved land | glad that al this
meeting are having as the presiding oihcer
man who until this year has voted me Repubncan
ticket ! glad. because some of the newspapers
parade before the public the names OF promnen,
] am glad that for every Democratic deserter We
more than enough to make up the difference Poll
ties is practical question and IT Is so simply be,
want TO talk practical politics to you for htte
,ussion Of the Issues OF the campaign But de-
sire to suggest some thoughts which may help you
lion Of the part which you should take
READS EXTRACTS FROM CARLISLE.
Here Mr.. Bryan read an extract from Mr. Car
isles speech Of 1875 and. commenting on #. said:
John G. Carlisle divided society into two classes
the side he put the idle holders Of idle CAPT
tai. the other side he put the struggling masses
who produce the wealth and pay the taxes OF the
country II that division existed then il exists to-
day. More than that. John g. Carlisle said that a
public officer sworn 10 do his duty would be con
trolled IN his official conduct by his sympa HES and
81 his sympa HES were with the idle holders Of idle
capital he would coin as little money as possible
whereas. If his sympat hes were with the struggling
masses he would coin much the law would
permit This is the language Of John G. Carlisle
not uttered when he was young might be openly
charged as has been against me daughter il
applause and laughter) ] believe he spoke the
truth when he said that society was divided into
money ] believe he right when he said that
~ a mans sympathes were with the struggling
than he would If his sympat HES were with the idle
holders OF idle money. Ny friends the issue to-
money and the struggling masses who produce the
wealth and pay the taxes Of the country. 'Ap-
plause) And when this IL understood. when men
lind out about the money question. you VIII md
that n there Is a man I'm your community whose in
iercsts whose sympathes are with the idle holders
nj IDLE money he VIII be IN favor OF gold standard
and not daring say ne will talk about honest
money and a Sound dollar" ApplauscD But II
&c exronafhfea ARE with those who produce the Na-
lion wealth he will be the gold and silver coin
age OF the Constitution. no matter how many times
you call him an Anarchist.
going 10 leave the Democratic party. because II
declares for the restoration of silver We shall not
party has been weighed down by those mstones
long enough II is glad TO be rid Of hose who want
10 use the party organization for private gain and
Their country for public plumber. ApplauScD Now.
my friends. this is question that you have right
20 have an opinion upon. and II could ask but
thing or the American people II would be this that