The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
Has Been in ii Five Weeks and Irav-
eled 5000 Miles.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM INDIANA.
Chairman Jones Issues an address to
All Who Favor tho Republic and
Oppose the snpirc-Gcvcrmor
Stone, at New. York Branch,
Also Issues Statement.
Army To Control Labor
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tBy Associated Press)
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 1.-.From reports
which have como to me and from my own
observation, / am satisfied tha; Indiana is
as safely Democratic as is Missouri
Thus spoke Hon. w. j. Bryan. tie Demo-
cratic Presidential candidate, as he aiigi,t-
cd from the train al the Dearborn Station
this morning at 5 O'Clock. fTe had just ar
rived from tour OF the State of Indiana
and from prolonged trip through various
States further to ltle eastward.
lie added that the general outlook was
encouraging. but did not so into details.
Mr.. Bryan's itinerary to-day covered a
number OF points between Indianapolis
and this city, all of them being in the
State of Indiana. His car was run out
of Cincinnati early this morning and he
arrived at Indianapolis at O'Clock. He
made 10 speech at the STATE capital and
was Joined there by National Committee
man TasSart anl ether prominent Indiana
Democrats, Who composed his escort for
the day.
LEAVES THE RAMBLER.
AIr. Bryan left the private car Ram
l,ler'' for good unoa his arrival here. He
had occupied ii for Just five weeks AMI
had travelled T.o}9 or 500 mics in il.
MIR. Bryan ran into a Republican meet
ing AT Rensselaer,. When he arrived at
The meeting place there WAS a large
crowd there to greet him, and on the out
skirts of the crowd were a number of
lncn on horseback and in Rough Rider
uniforms 1t was evident there vas a
good deal of Mckinley sentiment there.
Crashing the situation. Mr.. Bryan said:
~ am sorry that il has 81 happsned
that my meeting comes on dhe same day
as the Republican meeting. but am sure
that hers we can meet together as mem
bers OF different parties, and that thefes
ne0 be no friction between those who
think as ! do and those who are opposed
10 the orinions which | advocate am
sure, too, that 1t viii not do Republicans
ans harm to listen 10 a Democratic
speecf. and hope that the Democrats
will return the courtesy shown by tpsse
Republicans by listening TO the Repuol-
can speeches which are to be delivered.
LAST INDIANA SPEECH.
Mr.. Bryan was listened 10 by a large
and attentive crowd il the city Of Ham
mond. which was his last stopping place
IN the State OF Indiana. In il.S speecn at
that point he gave considerable attention
10 the question of government by inlusc-
on, sd ying. among other things:
Since the last election men have been
Shot down OH the highway by government
ay injunction ana the laboring man
realizes that government by injunction Is
merely a process by which laooring man
is deprived of trial by jury when ne
comes into conflict with great CORPORA
lion We want to abolish government d:
Injunction The Republicans have not
tried to do it. and not one of them in ms
campaign has said word on that sup-
iect, but the Republican candidate Tor
vice-Fresident wrote something about II
four years ago. During the campaign ne
had occasion TO express hamseI on @ @tiiia
subject and tle said that the iaborliis men
who Were opposed to government by M
i,,nr,fnn we're like their remote shin-clad
ancestors who ate the mammoth and The
wooily rilinoceroS-
CHAIRMAN JONES ADDRESS.
CHICAGO. Nov l.-Chairman James X
Jones Of the Democratic National Com
1nittec. today issued the following, ad-
dressed TO ..ali who favor the republic ana
oppose the empire:
The election is already Won. We now
have only 10 maintain our present posi-
ton. urge that every man interested IN
preserving the principles OF government
which have come down to US from the
fathers. sfaan consecrate the entire day
o.. Tuesday next TO the great cause. Let
each 20 to the polls early, either sinSiy
OF as a member OF CLUB. vote promptly
and then give the remainder of The day
70 whatever may be necessary TO be done.
III those who can Go so place teams
and vehicles at the disposal of the COM
.nittees to bring the old and infirm TO the
polls See that every one IS reminded of
The day and urged to vote. Let those
whose duty it is to watch the polling and
counting do SO, for eysry instant OF time
from the beginning to the cnd-from the
opening of the ballot box in the morning
until the returns are signed and seatsd
NJ night and all will bs well.
JAMES x. JONES.
..Ca,airman Democratic National Com
nnittea
ovER-aygE woRKINGMEN.
NEW YORK. Nov. a.-GoveTnor Stone.
eff Missouri, who is in charge Of the New
York branch OF the National Democratic
Headquarters, gave out The following
statement to-day:
:. Gov. Roosevelt and other Republican
leaders and other Republican newspapers
are cri,ictsing AIR. Bryan for denounciag
the sch me OF the administration to
fas,cn a large standing army on the coun-
try and especially for saying that it was
Intended to quarter the army near large
elites and to u.s. 1t to oser-awe work 1,s-
men. Nevertheless Mr. BRYAN is right.
SENATOR IIAWLEY.
Senator Hawley. of Connecticut. is a
Republican United States Senator of the
Rrahim cast. and stands high III the coln-
ellis of his party He Is chairman of ths
Senate Committee on Military Affairs. and
In the Senats he had charge Of the bill
Increasing the army and made a strong
speech in favor OF it. On March Sth, 1890,
Senator Hawiey also made a speech b.
fore the Connecticut Legislature, and In
the spe ch. among other things, he said:
...And then, among other things that
great countries must think of are the
Wild u:,reason.ng insurrections ard rnobs.
E N ras a wise thing for the merchants of
chicago to give a tract of land to the Ma
tIon.l Government, who fortified il. and It
ecsntinued on Second Fagc)