The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

called Out before Day by Enthuains-
or People OF Port Jarvis-says he
nublicaas Have Abandoned Full
Dinner Pail timtda- =
,ton of the Labor yote-AppeRI for
Republican votes-He VIII Begin n
Tour OF ohio at Toledo.
uunkirk. \. y, Oct. s0.-w. ]. Bryan
concluded the final day OF his last cam
pa.sn tour In this city to-night.
ue began the day at the town Of Addi-
ron. and spoke az a number OF places all
OF which are In the southwestern part OF
the state. and have been strongly Re-
publican Ia politics. The meetings OF the
day we're generally well attended, aud
come OF them quite enthusiasts.
Mr. Bryan left lata to-nlghs on the Lake
shore Railroad Tor Ohio. expecting TO be-
gin a one-day tour OF that state with a
speech az Toledo tomorrow morning at
II O'Clock All told he had made ahont
10 rpeeches IN this state Before leaving
here Tonight Mr. Bryan made a brief
statement. giving his impression OF the
situation in New York. he said:
III the reports which come from the
various counties where polls have been
made can be taken as representing the
general sentiment throughout the state.
We have more than an even chance OF car
Iying the state"
While Mr. Bryan was speaking al wclls-
vile two boys. one OF them much h ser
than the oihers got into a quaTre,r -, n the
large one struck THO smaller O. with his
drsi When Mr. Bryan had stopped
speaking and the usual rush 20 shake
hands had been begun Mr. Bryan walked
across the platform Of the car and called
FOR the boy who had received the blow.
saylng that he wanted 20 shake hands
with a youngstcr who had become the vic
tim OF The policy OF force. The boy seem
"a 20 forget his aniicuon 80 the handshak-
ing ana when Mr. Bryan handed him a
rose from a bunch held IN Mrs Bryan 5
hands his cup OF Joy seemed quite com
piete.
sir. Bryan's Grain did not reach Dun
kirk until O'Clock tonight. but after
h.s arrival he made three speeches. one
iu the OPEN air and the other two in pub
Dc halls. There we're large audiences at
each OF these places The principal one
i at the Nea-on Opera House lie be-
SAN his speeches there az 10 O'Clock. be-
He introduced as Mr.. Bryan OF New
York"
spoke 40 Republicans.
JAMESTOWN. y. Y. oct 3O.-Mr. Bryan
tpake for about forty minutes at Saia-
uauca Introducing his speech, Mr.. Bryan
r le an appeal for Republican voies. lie
sl.i.
No one makes greater mistake than
.H- man who assumes that any large
number Of the people desire bad govern
MON. and 10 one makes q greater mistake
taan the man who assumes that any
mber Of people lack patriotism. You
member the campaign 81 lS@ and YOU
member how deeply the people We're
rred and you remember that those VINO
we're with me in the campaign were called
OIL sorts OF names. and I myself did not
.cape; aud yet within two years after
at campaign war broke out
ara the President called for vol
lrteers. and the people re-
s.1uded. and / think 6, r. safe to say
t.at more men responded who voted for
u. than responded VINO voted for the
resident himself There you found po-
Ileal differences forgotten. and / think
90 ls safe 90 say that in every cOmpa ny
.lInevcry regiment We found men differ
rs in politics. but loving their country.
snow that in my own regiment q ma
.rity OF my officers were Republicans
arI a majority OF tn prvates were with
no. and so q was with the various rcgi-
r. Is. ana when people found that the
u.n whom the Republicans called an
al,s in 1896 were the nation s
protection in lsss believe that
were elected and a
0l- broke on, and I called for volun-
f.ers that Republicans would respond
.Ist ike Democrats Our people are pa
t#nts and these differences from time 20
t.ae on political questions oughi not 20
rl people to the fact that back Of all
Dr. deal questions there Is The purpose OF
u. citizen TO do the best with the light
ta.t he has for his country and for los
f.raty. and. therefore. when talk 20 you.
Hu talk 20 Republicans. ! talk -
faam not as Republicans. but as citizens
r0 as people who love party, but as
people VINO love the country better than
any party"
Begnn the Day Mt Addison.
i1rncllsviile. n. Y. Oct s0-Mr Bryan
beu his last day Of the New York cam
p'.en ,our az the town Of Addison, Few
rss east OF this place. lie made a i've
ie speech there from the rear plat
FORM o. the Rambler a few minutes before
.N.h ana UptMAANtthuNluk q NAAN
h'ify rain was falling at the time, there
"as blc crowd present 10 greet him and
Al m godspced as he left for the West
A. Bryan entered his coach at Jersey
.. lust about midnight. Arduous as
fat been his duties yesterday. his resi-
u9t unbroken during the night He
ti re-eived a request before leaving New
fo make n stop az Port Jarvis and
ifi u.uctantly consented TO do 50. When
'. 'Il.u arrived the town In the vicinity
rlilroad station seemed ablaze witt
candles. skyrockets and Greek
People were yelling and hooting hk'
and displaying banners and shout
we won't 20 home iii morning.
Wen hold up the train till daylight
.f Bryan dressed himself IN a few min
and. going to the rear platform, at
+Ni.d to make a speech. The peeps
aowever so fun OF enthusiasm tha
"u difficult for him TO ind an oppor
i'. 20 proved. In the crowd wer'
women and some OF them held ba
in heir arms. Mr. Bryan's talk wa'
ny 80 many cheers and 80 mucl
iaat he only attempted to say tha
.'ind them so enthusiastic that h
h'. feel IL was necessary 20 maxi
speecn, even II he could do 50 un
more propitlous surroundings. III
4 taem 70 stand by their conviction