New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

tory, supported the enterprise with money and given
ana Gy
eses1ng d these Tor6s moved the West shore
the removal Of shops Of the West shore RsilWay &c
o6a ea6ns + mere gEoaa6s s haze this wOTk
brought about the granting Of the use OF the shops
| az frankfort free Of rent TO the village and new
FTsnktoTt is now occupied. and the village is
Nj Bryan was sreeted by a crowd of FIVE thou.
SQUARE opPos Bags adf s an sP S
cR5sy 5hs aG question dsSarns that 3 Presden
assiIT single standard man vet this did not seem TO
parently. that the President chose TO adoDt They
ooW sRS Se + lead s eans b% teR eRT
less did So Once Republicans had been fond Of
ducns hs public SGsbSnse6 Gb n0w 70 ey we're
bcS yhe debt and had rSssed currency act
LESSONS FROM THE AMERICAN FLAG
Arriving at Rome, Mr.. Bryan found a large crowd
to hear him. He said in starting his speech L
feel like reverting my schooIboy days and say
Friends. Romans and countrymen.'" Gaughterl
Tnen n speaking about the trusts he said If the
pledged 10 put forth every effort destroy private
even he Republicans now give me credit for being
orm in faS enatoT sd ID e r SSf daS
fae f[hat was the great objection to me that l was
cannot 0e made 10 some Republicans who have
At Oneida Mr.. Bryan said: 81 want you to be-
lieve that l have higher ambition than 70 be
that do nof ee want 2on 10 ah thlnk men that
wish 70 enlarge, the title and make it PIesi-
ippne Islands. for that is not what l mean. Ny
highest ambition is the same as your highest am
blt;on should be, namely, to do what can 10 make
this country good that to be a private citizen
here viii be greater than to be king in any ether
In speech at canastota AGr. Bryan addressed
that the Republicans had amended one Of the Ten
sae and R had ADDED an Fevenh HS 0s Conn Gn
mandment reading: Thou shalt not Kill. unless
Dewitt just east Of syracuse e. is s Taoad centre
and roS Sooa % ana many snsineers and bTakenen were in
sighS them ana dsolaTed that The abor nnoas
t the jaborng men than had been done for them by
tne hepIblican party The Republican party Dragged
their dinner pas to The working peops e?'sh'' OF
Mr. Bryan received hearty welcome at ,syra-
the Central depot who cheered him as soon as they
Platform Of ii his ms a'f % ss e rev on sne rear rear
taken over 70 oswego on Lake Ontario. thirty-six
cred In park TO See Mr.. Bryan. and about half OF
thso5 this number remained TO hear him sneak His
saTeP IN The he d. Gay ;e The he e5eepon was the brief
election with the Repuhlican party on the gold
standard. and now the Republicans insisted unon
standard. whereas the Democrats believed that
mere we're other issues Of greater importance this
Syracuse: where he arrived. AZ O'Clock r1e was
Democrats and escorted 10 the Yates House.
TWO MEETINGS AT SYRACUSE.
Mr.. Bryan escorted TO the Wieting Opera
House at $40 tonight and there addressed both an
outdoor and indoor meeting of large proportions.
The opera house, which will hold three thousand
persons, was crowded to the roof. Mr.. Bryan
in good voice, and spoke in a radical way on most
OF the themes he touched in the course OF the day
For the first time in the day he touched on the
currency Issue. He said:
On the money question the Republican party
from the military question: and from imperialism
W 2gy 6 e h % asDaff of 6 o S9d
party promised international bimetasm; in 1897
the President sent three men TO Europe 70 help U;
Paeed s a. qe Way ad G a 100000
I know how careful the Republicans are of the
public money. and you cannot make me believe
to get rid Of a good thing: why, secretary HAY
FTeen ssT nd to S S6 d4s{2e o Re 's bse e
in an international agreement, Why id The bin
t5at holds out hops Of biiIm,etaiiisn12 Want 70
hG you On ffas tue G ey 0&d d
moi intend i IN ls9e. While their SPEAKERS were
tbGy we're trying 10 get Tid Of The gold STANDARD
fend the gold standard why does 1t not give
record it can stand upon? LaSt December. when
and it was whipped through the House but when
that b got 10 the Senate the Seniors go sc9Led
still held out hope OF hmetaliisnl. 1t says, in
Gy Of donSe S 0 andaPd When othe @ viii Vii
help That section was deliberate fraud, for
srgIe sing 9a etan6ard 6s s IS good S '0"'' '"'S''
and When the platform was written and subTitfei
20 the President. that platform contained a re-
But the #s street 9n5ncieTs SougRt the Eod
nence to say 1t is not secure-if you want TO keep
the gold standard you must keep US in once. The
and substitute National bank notes. Did you ever
1 E1erF the once IN %e 70 go r9Se @ 6d 1ds se
who says ne demanded single gold standard, and
The President in 1891 denounced Mr. Cleveland
ph f2F gng ~ me- to n make f mSngy e Ca + IS perfectly
i as club 10 make make the money men give down In
t seon The f b 4ore 9efend fer theT bill % or
creased debt. and no Republican will defend per
reag o6 70 Were ark y6S
system Of resting you on hboe boe yon %
have perpetua! debt, and If money is TO increase
ing debt. Not a man in this State will defend such
b pass aa Gs @ 1sTp9 nav 99S % VII have perpetual debt
issue the notes and draw interest on the money
Mr. Bryan tomorrow will make addresses at
Auburn, ithaca, Cortland, Binghamton and Roches-
ter.
Many thousands OF Republicans In the city
VIII lose their votes If they do not register
to-day or tomorrow.
CHINA AND GLASS TRADE IN LINE.
One hundred and twenty firms in the china. glass
and lamp trades have organized Sound Money
Association in their line, They intend to send a
formidable contingent 70 swell the ranks of the
great merchants sound money parade on Satur-
day preceding Election Day. Not less than one
thousand men will be in line In that division. The
organization has elected the following officers: Lee
Kohns, Of I. SJraus Sons president and dele
gate to the Executive Committee of the Business
Mems Republican and Sound Money Association.
Frank ?: Abbot of Gerard Defraisseix & blot
Vtce-president: John J. Miller. Of Maddox & Miller
treasurer and marshal of the division: George Nj
Jaques. OF The Crockery and Glass Journal
secretary All the prominent houses in the lie