The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
NEw JERSEY Is WITH BRYAN.
Ciowds in the Trust-MnkIng state
We're All His Way.

were MI Ills way.
New York. oct 25.-wnnam J. Bryan
Today concluded his campaign tour OF
tte state OF New Jersey. The day was
slecessful one in that the crowds which
De- addressed were both attentive and Of
air size. but the majority OF them were
reither so large nor as demonstrative as
those OF New York
To-day was given up to a section OF Jer-
say which is populated largely by people
VINO do business in New York city and
tae people az the various towns M which
s'ops were made said that in view Of the
absence of so many Of their townsmen
Che attendance was excellent
The tour was made over ahe Delaware
and Lackawanna Railroad. the most dis
Dut point touched being Dover. forty
miles south OF New York The other
towns "a which speeches were made were
Hoaokcn. Harrison. Orange. summit
Mouistown Boonton. Paterson. Bellevilie
aai Newark. three speeches tsing made
a' the last place.
IH reality Mr. Bryana Thursday work
"teuded into to-day. for he did not re-
ie this morning until about o'clock.
or one Of the plcasantest occasions o.
D. ght was the last q the series. When
O.. reached his hotei In Hoboken. after
t.- carriage tour OF tho city. he found
O.. ul' 20 German citizens awaiting his ar
r"ul They insisted uron rendering him
..rerado. and sang several OF the songs
" .le Fatherlaud IN a way that dclig1t
'l .he presidential candidate. norWith-
f'8Hdlng he D. unfamiliar with the Ian
satse in which the songs are written
N- Rryan referred frequently to-tay IN
private conversations 20 this episode.
showing that his appreciation OF II was
f.- strong
t' t1e conclusion Of his series of meet
ns n Neyark tonight Mr. Bryan ex-
Pressed himself as highly grauhed with
Jersey campaign
M- Bryan made the longest stop OF tho
~ nf Dover. forty miles out os Nov
Work We spoke a. that place for about
o. hour and addressed largo crowd
Ne listened TO him atlent veiy. not
'rrdlug a light rain was falling ~
me he spoke.
i .efrrred In his speech 20 crlioi IN
'' mseIt TO the effect that he mdde
c' FOR his campaign speeches On
t Ihjoct he said.
spoke Of HIS Income.
ording to the Republicans my farm
Is my only source % income IN
%" Hat am so avaricious thai " en-
.u candidate FOR President ! VIII not
90 l speech unless ! am paid seNera'
hundred 1oilars They also say hat ! am
% bilious that I would spend an
hf ODD Dee President. II g. hard 20 reco !
'Hs ..e two stories. II YOU are interested
= wing the facts. can tell you tn'.
I'D been able 10 make a living unn'I
mocrauc administration, nnd uhae'
aFt lcan administrations, and thlhN
'nhi bc ohle TO make better hvins
-''f Republican administration than
the Republicans. VINO will be re-
''h.e for the administration, nut
"N. to tell YOU that every dollar that !
alde In che last four years has oeen
out of the voluntary payment nN
'' for what they bought and wanted.
not tell you that receive 10 money
npaign speeches. II the peop.e y
immunity pay any money when ! nave
nF. it ls 20 meet the expenses OF
meeting In some cases the people
Z sd the expenses OF the train on
y, travel when it goes from town
q, own II any Republican complains
a' you tell him shat man who
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