The sun., 1900-10-30
BRYAN BREiKS ms RECORD.
Made Thirty Speeches In This State Yestcr.
day EnthusIaSm for Mr,. BRYAN.


Mr. Rryans run through tho state ye.ter.
day was tho pelsaute-t he has had in New
York There were no dlsagrccuble incidents
| The crowds which came to hear him were larger
and mora cordial than on any previous day
and white the candidate made more speeche~
counting those delivered M night in New York
| and Brooklyn. than over before In one day he
| was buoycd NJ greatly 10y the demonstrations
| which met him All told yesterday he made
! thirty speeches The best he had ever done
| hcforo was In tho campaign of 1895 when he
| made twcnty-siN
| Another cause for Mr. Bryan's good spiri u
/ was the presence In the train OF NIrs. Bryan
and to this fact was also due In some measure
| the reception accorded to the Nebraskan. The
| fact that Mrs Bryan was on board was known
| all along the line and in addition TO the large
number Of people anxious . SEQ Mr.. Bryan
| there was an added number. especially OF
women, who wore desirous OF seeing his wife.
! They crowded about the train at all stops and
! the women were often so insistent upon being
permitted 10 enter the car TO SEQ Mrs Bryan
that there was no denying them. She wis
showered with flowers from ono end Of the
road to tho other end. She shook hands like
regular politician with as much energy and
| enthusiasm a. her lndefatiGable husband
she did not let any opportunity slip to make
friends for her husband When he lett the
train to take the platform where stops Of more
than i've minutes we're made she often accom-
panied him. When the train pulled ont alter
the specchnakinG was over she always stood
by his side on the rear platform oi his car.
sa9dSs2s69E S 0YS s9 ad5ss SSqd gSTso
The Bryan special arrived at Bainhrldge,
having left New York the night before. In
the BRYAN party were MIR. and Mrs Elliott
DtHiorth. James Dahlman, National Com
mittecman from Nebraska John II. Carlisle
ouHc@mn StS stewart H. o Brice GS' and Mantoyn Muty
NJ Wyrel President Of the Cornell University
Bry an club who was along a. Mr. Bry ans
invited guests The meeting at Bainbrdee,
which is the homo town Of Mr., Danforth was
held at $50 o'clock m TIE public square.
press MIR. Bryan. There being no Bryan and
Stevenson banner in town one was borrowed
from BinGhumton to supply the deficiency,
Special trains we're run from the surrounding
towns and when Mr.. Bryan began TO speak
there were more people In front q him than
lived in the village. There were three bands
and two nic and drum corps and Bainbridge
In The oqtskirts Of the crowd there were
many Republicans who came TO see. not to
hear the Nebraska statesman. They did a
good deal Of chatting among themselves about
lis looks and his theories and whilo they did
not disturb the speaker, they annoyed some
ot the few Democrats th"reahouts
Quit yer gnbbhn, -narlcd an old man.
"Sew won I hear nOthiu' t"w do yew no good
rcplied "A man with Mckinley button on and
iur rvc minutes Mr.. Bryans remarks were
When the train pulled out Mrs Bryan at-
pearcd and began her part Of the campaign.
made at Sidney, Unadila and Otego AZ
Oneunta there was a more pretentous demon
stration h j.. Baird, one of the wealthicet
Is a Gold Democrat mot him with a very swell
brake and drove him 10 stand in a nearby
open lot. MT, bryah NJ epeaklng Of the un-
fir division Of the profits oi labor under Re-
puhlcnr rule declared that II he could ret tho
votc- oi all thooe not satisfied with their lot ho
would hc elected Irl~ l. an argument which
the Republicans have not attempted to deny
Alter hye-rInut" stop ~ SChrnavrIs tho
,prf, arrived at Coblr, Kill which Il. i'm s.
Laric county. As SColarie county was the
ONLY county in New York state carried by Bryan
In 1898 hc was greatly interested in IL, Mich
talk went on am'ns th" I"'!. comn,itteemcn
which the peerless leader would pct newt Tues-
day. II was the universal opinion Of these
PROPHETS that the county would slirpass II,
.rc mI-lnp to James Riley riiison. p v"u
digger, and his Consequent conduct was cited
ia-t week. lie got down twcuty-"irht inni
aud the we'll clv'd H.. DurN ing the digger
1ncrcuIon az ia" n"lghh"r> ~ 10 work To
I'-,.I" MIN. They dJt a'id hey dug and thcv
duE, trembling iyr fear tiHt death had a!rogdy
COME until 10y aud 10y ln Response 10 the feyerisI
nppils ul iron picks and shovrls tho. rnn-j
coming thTouEh tHo mui'lcd ma. Of rartI
L.iow Them tAec "Ilulrph for Er,yn," t',n
and again i came, louder aud louder. md ,
Hl NLou they mad dug l,r ,,, ~, ~" |
.rrl mn he wa stu an ui't.rrit"i b,,'u "
.r't l.d that he world unhnId tb. ,,'-""-
S,.,.rin'- DcmocrI,y ON %nv "a ''Y', ~
,r X i IIrynu ~ Young
sur" caouln. there wis good turnout nj
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' ,ro,,d and r.n,, .In,.,r,I ~ ~ n ut" was !
n t' ,,"M" '%%, y" -,,,,,, ii NJ BRYAN
WIN IT," r,,i, Ill ,,,J 'L 'I Wv ram N''ll"d !
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nINn ~ H. Iii.,n i,Iin ",u' rush Tor /
w." It'. W. r,i,,," 10y VT ~" crowd |
Ma hi'l" 20 @ w., "i.u ',' EuIH Wtr" out Of |
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-"''I,u 'i" t1, w. f'' II Mr. brFan was /
.lo.k Tie hover; pcr,i,tcr'H IN lis f,,'in fac" nd
-m..l.' 4" IHn'I mi'' ,'.H 'n"iu", ard took |