New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
BRYAN STAYING IN CHICAGO.
TO BE THERE SEVERAL DAYs-ADDREss
URGING DEMOCRATS TO FORM CAM
PAIGN CLUBS

PAIGN CLUBS.
Chicago Aug. 9-W. j. Bryan. his wife and son.
the Stevenson party Governor and Mrs. Thomas
of Colorado and Colonel Martin sergeant t-arms
OF the National Committee. arrived over. the Big
Four in this city at 4:30 p. m. to-day. Mr. Bryan
and party driven to the Auditorium, where
Mr.. Bryan will remain for several days for the
purpose of consulting with Chairman Jones and
members of the National Committee regarding the
conduct OF the campaign. When Mr.. Bryan leaves
here he will go to his home in Lincoln, where he
will remain during the rest of the month
Tomorrow Mr. Stevenson will proceed to Lake
Minnetonka with his family. where he will remain
for some weeks
The following address was issued tonight:
To the Democrats of the United States: The
forces of corruption and intimidation in politics
cratic club or society should be organized in every
city town, village and precinct in the United
with the principles set forth by the Kansas City
clubs are or nons S S assist to Join %
ing them.
ery into one great systematized civic army should
he carried on simultaneously in every part Of the
ment, according 10 the hitherto unchalenged Amer
our flag. cannot afford to be less jealous or less
active than the advocates of American colonial
ignore the attacks which are being made upen
fhe very % Of our present
be al politician Clubs and societies should at once
Of cubS S6 Sf ths 5 B4oad
way New-4ork City, so that the united member
RsRn6,Iie as he fathers made it All pem0cratic
this work. w J. BRYAN "
ART4f 2; sTEXENsoN,
AT Lebanon Ind. the only stop was made Of snv
length on the of the Bryan-Stevenson party
from indianapolis. There the candidates showed
themselves to the crowd which had assembled and
shook hands with many persons Each of them
spoke a few words, but they mere pleasant
ries. Bryan said
We are Just returning from the notification meet
Ing and we found Indiana people there not only
siasn with them The work Begun yesterday er VIII
Pe increased @ in energy and vigor until Election
the matter of that election 0'
Mr.. Stevenson said:
am very much grathed to be able to inform
om on Fl bs 5eab BEEN r 6yag 65s o 96 6fpSd fas
ne would or not but we have got him on record
and he has accepted
To this Mr.. Bryan replied:
But I would not do it until Mr. Stevenson con-
sented to run with me.
The remarks Were accepted by the crowd with
laughter. and they cheered the candidates as the
train moved off
Indianapolis, Aug. s.-W. J. Bryan and A. E
Stevenson. with families and friends started for
Chicago at 11:45 m. to-day The Bryan family
was entertained last night at the home of Mayor
Taggart Mr.. Bryan drove to the Grand Hotel
shortly after o'clock He was surrounded
by Ea= crowd. He had nothing to say TO the
Observation-Disclosures of the notification the Indiana
vofsFsE Hehregarded the meeting as the opening of
the National campaign for his party. Discussing
his plans for the immediate future Mr.. Bryan
saiasnE szs
t5haFe two notification speeches to make,
mS4rletter of acceptance to issue then speech to
the Grand Army Encampment, and a speech some
where Labor Day. I don't know, however, where
here for the meeting of the National Association Of
Democratic Clubs in September, and I shall be
present
He would not say whether he will tour the coun-
try in the of the campaign he did in 1896