The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
A SUCCESSFUL TOUR
GOOD CROWDS At BRYAN's MEET
INGs IN NEW YORK.
MADE SlxTY-FlvE SPEEHES.
,rw WORKERS. GAVE HIM MOST
CAREFUL ATTENTION.

sloch Enthusiasm Manifested at
the BunnIo Meetings Last Might.
Medina Furnished Another Prac-
tarnI illustration OF the Trust
Eri-FoundrIes Closed and Em-
pioycs Thrown out-Bryan Goes 20
West virginia.
unfaio ~ y. oct aO.-Mr Bryan con
e,adci bis four-day campaign tour OF the
s.ate % New York with two large meet
,aas in this city tonight one OF these
meetings was heid at the Broadway mar
let and was an open air gathering. ana
tHs other al Convention Hall
BEFORE reaching Buffalo he had made
frt.r addresses during the day. begin
rr- with a SO-minute speech at Elmira
"a. clock in the morning The other
PAGES at which he spoke were as fol-
laas Corning. Bath. Cohocton. wayland.
L.vouL. Avon. spencerport. Brockport.
Holy. Albion. Medina, M!ddlepori. Lock
Ie7 and Niagara Falls.
rae attendance at most OF the day
ueeuugs was good and at some OF them
q4fo large. The audiences could not be
fll 10 be- enthusiasts as a rule. but
erywhere the Democratic presidential
candidate was accorded most careful at
teUtlon and respectful treatment.
During his tour OF New York state Mr.
Brfan has made about slXty-fiye differ
ert speeches. and he has quite thoroughly
traycrsed the central belt OF the state
from east to west lie left this city to-
u.EHt al % o'clock for Huntington, ". Va.
where he viii begin a one-day Trip across
Nest Virginia next Monday morning.
Mr. Bryan devoted almost his entire
speech az Medina TO the trust question.
AMI his remarks were based largely on
tie following statement. prepared by a
o.al authority.
FoundricS Closed by Trust.
-Four years ago there were three foun-
dries az Medina under separate manage
meut. each employing from 100 TO 80 men.
These fouudrlcs were operated all through
The hard times Previous to 1895 one OF
roe foundry owners called his men to-
eet1er and told them emphatcally that II
N-. Bryan was elected they need not
come back after election day as the
foundry would be closed. In July. 1899.
ta.sa three foundries entered the trust,
ne central Foundry Company, which has
Is monopoly in the manufacture OF soil
immedAtely advanced to consum@s fully
ls per cent. Very soon one foundry was
closed was left without watchman. and
has been burned: then a second one clos
81 md has remained so abou1 a year and
Is NOT expected 10 be run again: i've
months ago the third one was closed by
the trust. although Il Is now claimed a.
WI be reopened. The village was boom
irE and very prosperous when the trust
entered q. To-day the foundry workers
of these three foundries have either gone
- other towns or are among the farmers
helping gather their apple crop"
shows what "a Trust Means.
Commenting upon this statement. SIR
Hrsnn said:
why need I tell people what trust
means. in town like this? The rise In
fhe cost OF product IS one OF the nat
Hal things that You would expect: but
why did YOU have to wait Tor this trust
60 close down three factories in your
town and raise the price OF pipe IN order
Go learn what the trust meant2 Doesn't {
tne standard oil trust teach you the same
lsson' Doesn't the Sugar trust teach
yau De same lesson? Don't you learn it
from "a hundred other trusts that piunder
mo people at every turn? How can a
man vote the Republican ticket when no
knows that under this administration
more trusts have been organized than
acre ever organized In previous history OF
fte country? When he knows that the
Republican party neither denounces the
tntt today nor dares 20 defend the trust:
ana when YOU 80 TO tho head OF the Re-
publican National Committee he insults
iff intelligence OF the American people
telling them there is no trust IN the
MED states" "
Rnthusiasm at Buffalo.
TIE reception here was all that Mr.
hHan could have desired. 4 dense crowd
people hllcd the streets and there was
eh aahorate display Of fireworks from
str, 10 finish
% the open-air meeting AZ Broadway
N1Fk't the speakers stand was surround
~ "ih densely packed people. extending
Ir1nF 200 20 300 feet In every direc-
Mr Bryan was in excellent voice
aHH ne people were attentive so that al
most hll OF them heard all that he had
70 Af In this speech the national candi-
1a gave especial attention 20 the citl-
o. foreign birth. saying that to
our form OF government az We
VETO unuifesting tendency TO do IN our
i7 with the Filipino would be a
.illd upon those who had come TO
~ D.'fd States. lie referred especially
fact that there Is a number OF
o'' in Bum1lo and said that the sad his
Poland should be sufficient ex-
u mo effect OF the subjugation Of
q. a.ea race.
loech was warmly applauded and
Conclusion Mr.. Bryan was driven
iy 90 Convention Han.
audience wild with Delight.
h'rcds had been turned away from
''an Han before Mr. Bryan arrived
'e entered the great audience arose
"..h waving flags and roaring cheers
comonstration that only the most
-'is efforts Of the candidate could
, sanding dramatically. with ex-
arms. he hushed the tumult INFO
'n few words he pointed out that
"pAign was nearly closed and the
..rislon was closc al hand
Nr BRYAN was In the mldst OF his
'riaIstic argument at i0.5D
.. was told that he must o'Ose at
iirh his train. Turning 10 the
Mr Bryan said:
90 consider my own strength
4 close now but at tho end Of a
work I am willing 60 travel
l., .nrihcr FOR the sake OF staying q
&c.. "'s'r-I am going 10 stay with
rf lonce went into q tumult OF &C.
ti almost equalled the hrst.
.. @ cioqk he concluded his address.
o"LArED A MONEY TRUST.