New-York tribune., 1900-10-20
HANNA AT BRYAN'S HOME.
HE WILL CONCLUDE NEBRASKA CAM
PAIGN To-DAY-MANY SPEECHES
ON PROSPERITY IN FARM
ING DISTRICTS.

travelled through the eastern ounties Of Ne
braska to-day, making speeches in more than
dozen cities and towns, winding up tonight at
Lincoln, the home Of Mr.. Bryan, where an i'm
Tnense demonstration had been arranged in his
honor. Most OF the district covered to-day is
distinctly agricultural. and, in speaking to the
farmers, who made up large proportion OF the
crowds Senator Hanna took present ana past
industrial conditions as his topic He did the
greater part of the speaking Senator Frye
speaking only twice including a brief address
at Madison Senator Aliens home Senator
Hanna's speeches were, rule longer IMAM
those Of any previous day Of the tour, and IN
order to complete the programme, the hIs'
speech this morning a Sioux City occurred De-
fore o'clock
Tomorrow. the last day of the tour. will be
spent principally in the Southeastern portion OF
the State the two principal meetings being at
Nebraska City in the afternoon and at omana
IN the evening. The special train it is expect
ed. will leave Omaha Immediately after the close
Of the meeting tomorrow night, and VIII run
straight through TO Chicago. Small crowds
mainly Of farmers present at Humphrey
and Platte Centre. and Senator Hanna divided
his time between talking and handshaking
Prosperity the comfort of yourself and fam
flies your home is the real issue in this cam
paign" said Senator Hanna at Platte Centre
The present condition of the country. the pros
perity that exists in every branch of business,
IS not altogether due TO the workings of Provf-
dence. my friends. It has been brought about in
part. at least. by Republican legislation, which
has made these conditions possible"
more extended stop was made at Columbus.
In this district the Populist vote is in large
majority. and Senator Hanna spoke at length to
a large crowd.
The run between Columbus and Schuyler. six
teen miles. was made in eighteen minutes AT
Schuyler Senator Hanna given new name
by the local chairman.
Fellow citizens. I want TO introduce to you
the man who commands the sometimes. IL
he wants to-" said he.
We'll. I wish I could command every son Of
a gun Of a Populist in this State" said Sen
ator Hanna. amid laughter "and every good
Democrat. too. because, my friends want the
people Of this State to fully appreciate and
understand the Importance Of this election"
More rapid running done between Schuy
Ter and North Bend, and between sixty and
sixty-fve miles hour reached.
An enormous crowd turned out to hear Mr.
Hanna at Fremont. In his address here Mr.
Hanna was frequently interrupted by the blow
ing Of a nearby whistle. and finally he said: 1T
must be that Mr.. Bryan has hold OF that valve
and is trying to shut me off" Mr. Hanna said
in part:
Any man who charges President Mckinley with
personal ambition in his course toward the Philip
pine Islands I almost charge with being a traitor
States has sworn sacred oath TO perform his duty
When by the Victory of Dewey at Manila and
our boys in blue in Cuba as result of the with
treaty and by purchase. because legally law
fully and morally part of the domain Of the
United States. it was the sovereign duty of our
trsssldent to protect life and property In the ex-
Is R paFt % S his s X the 70 sfS That KIND @ Of
there viii never be o aen ~ anY frte[ 6er
development Of government rti the rebels against
we must have peace first and then will con-
Wahoo. the last stop before reaching Lincoln
gave Senator Hanna the best reception of the
day. He received ovation he stepped from
the train A unique feature Of the procession
from the station TO the speaking stand was three
uniformed cluhs-the Ida Mckinley Club, of
Wahoo; the Edith Roosevelt Club of Mead, and
the Ashland Marching Club-au the members
being dressed in National colors
About o'clock the special train arrived in
Lincoln
Norfolk, Neb, Oct. 19-southward through
the eastern counties OF Nebraska Senators
hanna and Frye continued their campaign
work to-day. A strenuous programme was be-
iore them 1t required early rising and a run
ming schedule Of forty-fve miles an hour with
Winside, Hoskins and Norfolk Neb Transfer
ring at that point to the Union Pacific. stons
were scheduled 1T Madison. Senator Aliens home.
humphrey, Platte Center. Columbus SCHUYLER
North Bend. Fremont, Wahoo and an evening
meeting at Lincoln. the home of William
Bryan To-morrows programme the last dav OF
senator Hanns's trip. includes eight speeches
sioux City was the first stop to-day II was
aOout 100 O'Clock, and the crowd was made I'D
mostly Of workingmen with their dinnerpais
on tner arms Senator Hanna said:
tbe you men better than anyone else know what
~ bG;onunuaton OF the present conditions means
Ine men OF the factory and the loom and the
Industry shall be kept runnns the wheels Of
cggn,Ihoe 10 earn the highest wages ever IA II 80
sklea labor to return TO the Conditions eIist ~
ing four years ago 10 the bitteT str1, e1tsl- s
55eoeissence 5aoaa for Themselves and their families
sixth day Of November ~ 'e
In Nebraska the first stop was made at Elmer
son. where A good sized crowd had gathered
Al Wakefield Senator Hanna spoke in a big tent
4eaI tne stdu0n In the course Of his rerna rl.s
n e saLo: Ihere is no time for the people of this
country 10 say anything TO any set of politic-
the tind' A' ~ SS$ie
At Wayne. the next stop. the audience vos
made up mostly Of farmers What we want 70
consider, said Senator Hanna 'is what &c
pest Ior our own personal interests Ali Won
want 10 90 is to let well enough alone
AT Winside, a little hamlet in the midst of tho
corn country, Senator Hanna saw the following
banner banner as ne stepped out the platform:
'Populist Farmers: Beware; chain YOUR children
70 yourselves or put 'em under the bed-NarL
Hanna is in town"
"oh, am not dangerous as all that" said
ne Laughing. Take your hat off Mark and LET
us see" shouted the crowd which cheered as
Mr. Hanna complied Prosperity was debated
LoI uFo minutes me farmers composing the
audience cheered until the train was far from
the station