The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-25

BRY AN MAKES l !. | I. !; {
Ma s,'P ; !: /: hes.
He Was Enthusiastic Greeted
Everywhere.
lHE THREE GR e. 4 ISSUES $ jI:!!'.
Eras,s. imperialism and Silver Were.
Diseased Hc RcJoIccs Il, His
Youth as AnordinE = Long Time
20 Fight Republicans.
The THREE GREAT II i ISSUES ;'':'I IS

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made n journey into Connecticut TO-DAY.
addressing meetings at Stamford and New
j 1,a,,a,, a,,s ,,,an ,,,,rriea hack 10 New
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Jersey City last night
TO. morrow ne viii 30 to Harrisburg,
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AZ STANFORD q big crowd MAD
nsseznbled on the depot platform. Mr..
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S1rtVen 70 the 1oWn naAi. "ilere ah au>@
diences CT over a thousand people had as
SeHoled many OIL aa'eHl ~ " a iii's men.
W7thln zen H1anutes al.ei ute ".
fidhe trean MI. bryan clao ope!'ea =
INIT lasted over eeQua!,teie ' " 81
hour. and barely ae1ts time 1or me Pa1Ny
20 take iuncneon. Inc speecn was IS ABOUT guy
oQuality, divided peuWccil Inc currency
question. tho trusts and 1mperai1eni.
believe, said ar. Bryan. Ina lne
Tendency OF the Repubncan party IS
TO exa1t wealth and 70 debase common
humanity. dhe ooiiar rs f4aihiy s.a'npe ~
upon the Republican policy. and there Is
no policy OF the Republicans to-day rna1
does not Dear that stamp.
He wont on TO say that the Reruoiican
party IS not applying to-day the princi-
pie enunciated In the Deciarat1on OF In
dependence That principle, applieo 10
taxation. would mean that every man
would bear his Just share OF the burden
OF taxation. but now on unjust proportion
OF that burden is placed upon the poor.
The Republican party IS trying to
fastcn upon The country system. OF
taxation made by financiers for their
/. own benefit. When the doctrine OF
sayo,,teism is once started it cannot be
STAYED.
80 fasten upon the country the gold
standard. means that itAwill be affected
{ IN, every change An Europe
AT NEW HAVEN.
Mr.. BRYAN arrived On New Haven at
2.15 u. NJ. and was driven 10 the City
HJa1l where a reception was held. After
4 :, brief rest Mr.. Bryan repaired to Music
HALL where f,:lly 1000 people awaited his
coming. Several hundred more crowded
; Snto the sisles after he arrived.
JI3s entrance was the signal for a wildly
enthusiastic demonstration. Men and
women rose TO their feet and cheered
themselves hoarSe. Mr.. Bryan bowed his
.1lIa1llss,
a5es plunged immed!stely into a discus
sion of the 3"Three great leading questions
j of the day. namely. trusts, Imperialism
ard money" Which OF them is para
mount depends upon the point of view OF
The individual and. he said, Personally
s / do not care to specify 25.,3st,
lie believed that to assert that the
1naney question as a political issne s1ts
dead is folly, for t1le reason that 1t vitality
concerns all men, and because they gre
shrinking of 1t, no matter what their STA
tiun in life.
THE Republican party he said, us
afraid to kill trusts.''
Discussing arguments of lmperialists, he
4 said: Nj i n sFess
at would not take all the trade in the
I. Universe if # had 10 be purchased by the
slossof a single American life When ]
hear the prophets speaking of the will OF
Cso6 I want to ash, where they get their
.cradent,alsl In NeG I met six hundred
nror,bets Who went through this country
s,,+,na,,cinc ,ne IN audiences as the next
mnas,sa,,. A+.ar a,ection came to the
llss,....;n., 49, 49,. ,,ara .no,nted nro.
e NV. newcomers
w. $500 ,,s,, cav, thev know the will
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