The age-herald., 1900-10-21
MR. BRYAN CLOSES
 NEW YORK CAMPAIGN
He Was Greeted at Every Stop
 by Large Crowds.
TRUSTS AGAIN ASSAILED
His Tour of the Empire State Ended in Buffalo-Favors an Income Tax and Election of Senators
 By Direct Vote

! Buffalo, October 2O-Mr. Bryan concluded 1 his four days campaign today of the State of New York with two large meetings in this city tonight. One of these mee tings was held at the Broadway market, and was , an open air gathering, and the other at Convention Hall. Before reaching Buffalo he had made fifteen addresses during the day, beginning with thirty-minute speech at Elmira at o'clock in the morning The other places at which he spoke were as fol- lows:
 Corning, Bath, Cohocton, Wayland, Li- vonia, Avon, Spencer Port Brockport, Hol- ly, Albion, Medina, Middleport, Lockport and Niagara Falls The attendance at most of the days meetings were good, and at some quite large. The audiences could not be said to be enthusiastic, but he was &C., corded most cordial attention and courteous treatment.
 During his State tour MT. Bryan has made about siXty-five speeches, and he has quite thoroughly traversed the central belt of the State from east to west. He left this city tonight at F o'clock for Huntington, w. Va, where he will begin a one-day trip across West Virginia next Monday morn ing.
 MT. Bryan devoted almost his entire speech at Medina to the trust question. He said:
 Why need I tell you people what a trust means in a town like this? Doesn't the Standard Oil trust teach you the same les son? Doesn't the sugar trust teach you the same lesson? Don't you learn it from a hundred trusts that plunder the people at every turn?'
 Announcing himself as opposed to all pri- vate monopoly in short speech at Middle port MT. Bryan said he had never faltered in his belief that the people were the source of all power and When I change my opinion" he said, instead of attempt ing to rob the people of this country of their form of government, I will go to a monarchical government and make my home there."
 Mr. Bryan made the first of four evening speeches at Lockport, talking for about thirty minutes.
 Before entering on his speech proper MT. Bryan suggested that if any person in the crowd had failed to register he should go immediately after the close of the meeting and attend to it. In this connection he said:
 II want every voter to vote this year, for a vote this year may determine not only the policy of this government, but it may, by its influence, determine the policy of other governments, for today we are fighting our battle upon the hiltops and the world looks We have government perfect in theory; we have a government which can be made as good as the people want 1t or desire to have it, and If we can solve alright the problems that confront our civilization, then our example will be a help and an inspiration to others. But If we fall here, then our failure will bring despair to those who are not situated as we are"
 MT. Bryan announced himself as favor able to both an income tax and the election of Senators by direct vote of the people. He promised that if he should be elected the voters of the country would have an opportunity to register the names of thelf choice for Senator upon their ballots.
 He closed with an appeal for justice 10 the Filipino.