The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
1T Was HIS LAZY DAY
Bryan Travelled Only Three Hundred Miles
and Made a Dozen or So Speeches.
REFlIES TO INGALLS kED HARRISON
He Eloqueniiy ncfcnds Himself
Awniusi Their Attacks for nyin-
Mcn Shouid Wear rMckiMIcy. Rud;.cs
nnds Brynn e IIois Spending
io.d"y In His Ola COLLEGE Fown.

Quincy. Ills, Oct 24.-This was a lazv.
ineAA0eE.Ls Z day OF campaigning tor Mr.
Is van. Ii $ t!un he r-Ic!ied :.CO mile:
lnfoNgn h.s native S;a-e. ana ypoAe
inI"e 'han dozen ;i:!.cs. hut conlpari-
son: w!,h his recent work makes the
auJGc;.ves used applicable
he began II Ottawa in the morning
made some speeches nj Spring Valley
III ne coal region, hot over the Ms is
sippi river nj Rock Island. and afscr
making a vide de tour by way of Mon
mouih. VI lcomb, and Bushnell went
back to the Mississippi. concluding the
DAY at Quincy. Lac tonight he left
for Jacksonville. the town where NJ.
ara Mrs. Bryan attended school and
were married. 10 remain there until
Monday afternoon.
ANSWERED THE BISHOP.
The Interview with Bishop Worthinr-
ton. which contained some decided refer
erces TO . he free sflve. agitation and
the educa ton of ne children of farmers
was read carefully by Mr.. Bryan to-day
and he made spirited response TO the
reverend gen;lsman's statements in his
speech al Monmouth this evening Mr.
EIyan al .ook occasion 10 say some
lh:Hg a La Sale about the criticism
passed by Gene. n Harrison and Pres
Gent ingalls,. of the Big Four. on his adj
wee 10 working men concerning their
rights 10 vote. With Vice President Sic
u u.
he spoke at j'int NEE, ing held for the
benefit Of Rock IS'and and sis.er town
of Moline. Mr. Bryan made curt refer
ence to + es,dent Cleveland and gave
In other speeches indications that the
closing day. CT the campaign will no! be
devoid of warmth.
LARGE CROWrS EVERYWHERE
Large crowds were again the order
to-day. Quincy. Rock Island and Moire
and Monmouth furn! he'd The largest an
diences. That at Monmouth was par
t.calarly enthusiastic. Secral places
candidates special turned out good
sized assemblages *: one OF them Cal
tons n; Mr. Bryan, ana then would not
let h IN answer. and for "a minlr:e or. wo
q spirited reparee between nominee
and audience was kept up. The COCO
people :, Bu hnell virtually ove!whel In
ed him IN his progress from stand 10
tain al the conclusion OF his speech.
The place. where Mr.. Bryan made ad-
dresses during he day are . tawa. LII
Sale. Spring Valley. Ladl. Buda Kewa-
nee. Rock Islard and Moline tone meet
lnG). Alpha, Alexis. Monmouth, Bush
nell, MacnTb. and Quincy.
a SPLENDID PARADE.
Quincy's Illuminated streets were filled
with people to-nigh; shouting for VIII
liam j. Bryan, who arrived on his spo-
c!al train at $50. accompanied bv Wee
President steven on. Big excu eions
came from points IN Illinois and M!.sou-
ri. and helped swell :he thousands of
residents who turned out to see the pa-
rade and hear the speaking. Three
speeches Wee made by Mr.. Bryan. the
first a. the Courthouse Square. where , II
immcA;e In ong was congregated He
WAS heartily cheared The beau iful
Washing. on Square was the scene of the
next demonstrations md then My. BRYAN
hn IN
tire was crowded with a demons rat.vc
audience.
SUNDAY WITH OLD FRIENDS.
When the nights work wa. over the
candidate and Mrs. BRYAN returned to
the special train, which left over the
burlington, FIR JackEo-ville, Ills. where
Sunday will be spent among the old col
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