New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

~ whole. and urged the rssnarma,,on ~ N.
Chicago PLATFORM
Fulton. Ky, oct l6.--There was = sood oro,,
here. and M Brya spoke from me rear platform
ne ala Mr.. Goehe ana Mr.. Blackburn ST. Brysn
said among other things.
You can DO some pretty good Yelling here but
ernor ana Zoe" Rackbarn Senator iaere g,ii I' ~
more yelling n Nebraska than wo have hera IT,,
say n man docs wan, another 70 do better ibsyy
himself. hut an not selfish when 7 say T war,
You 10 give Goabcl larger majority than 10,
vote OF 1870 believe our party is stronger Ian :.
WIS then and there 1fc sixteen r'asons 10 ono w
It shogld ne
paducah. Ky. oct ,s-rhc large, crowd n, ,ho
day was met % MavGoid NJ Bryan and NJ
Doebel were the speakers. toA former delivering
the most elaborate speech - the morning thu.
far. Mounted upon an elevated platform BE- said
he did not know ia which direction 20 ta.k
/ may re IL Al directions on this platform bu.
toid IN % this was the banner Domocrat.c
county county n the STAT n"d t@a' 'sa more ''aa
his CROWD indi ,ates that should have bad more
(ApplauseJ a voice. I'VE viii give you more nest
believe this crowd came out TO Indicate wha,r
would DO for Goebei and the rear ~ the t.c1et
majority ror Ciocbel ihan thar Of ~ ana ! sSsi
r. ~ me- .tirris5 Inc - Ira tn" h.gslr tse ~ ~
jorty this fa the better the chances r iv Tho
skrTlsh Of I'p was another Bunker fl.A. hat o,
lS, Wi. be another Yorktown The f1ioagI rlaf.
form Of -" Va new aecara'ion Ike ,he Dee
year, bur foi generation.
lie appealed 10 the Democrats % stand ~ T..
platform and tho candidates indorsei by the Lou..
Vile convention. and paid passing compliment I,
the boiling ticket and iis supporters holding nat
principles arc everything and the man 'o'nlaz
lie said railroads were hard thnge - buck agslrr
whether in public or political matters. claim X
that the railroads supporting 80 oppo.Ifl9s
g. Goobel He also appealed 90 the poYlt-'s. mo
supported him in lsq5 N stand - Goehei a.
against tho Republicans. and closed by appeal
for the election OF Joseph Blackburn 10 fhe Jrred
Mr Goebe denounced Tho ranr7ais. pre.isn'
Mckinley and bis political adtisers In general al
blnations and corporations.
Benton. Ky, oct h-Mr Bryar vas corilaiy
greeted a. Benton by large crowd - noon he
was introduced as ;ho Great T. mQcra" - tis
day. and took occasion 70 say On reply 'aaf AL
Democrats were great who iiyed uQ 80 iaer q.
snousibNrles The defeat ~ 1919 mercy mode ne
party more determined to win. The perry 'holzh
some of The leaders went astray "as r1h' Iae
defeat Of three years ago simply made 'Hs i1'ei
party Of to-day.
Mr. Goebel for the first time to-day undertook a
defence Of the election lazy known AZ 're i0e'e
/ law. lie claimed the Law became necessity -
prevent the Republicans - the STATE from stealing
the state elections and charged the railroads and
| other STATE interests WI" '''"~ 't''''''
feat The Democratic state ticker in order 70 secr.
! the repeal e the law. He added
For this reason Ne want Domo'raii' Gov
ernor who VIII prevent tho repeal ~ ne law
| For ,his reason We want YOU . send 'r'e pAIo-
! Gratis to the LEGISLATURE. say Democrats BECAUSE
! we 10 not want Palmer and BGc6nor democrats o.
proun Democrats mean DemOcra's T10 vii
zee hat n is not necessary for Democrats 70 s'ss
| an e.ecton. Kentucky Is Democ.a,c y Is cay
Tho Paoihii-ars who steal elections u ms state
! We want 10 prevent giving the state 30 M'hn.>y
| as in lsas even il William J. Bryan has majority
| ~ lii co