The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
OHIO TOUR is OVER
BRYAN INVADED THE HEART or
THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY.
SPOKE IN CANTON AND NILES.
TIE CANDIDATE WAS WELL RE-
CEEVED Al CLEVELAND.

several stops Were Made During the
Day and the Crowds Were Gencr-
ally LarEc-RepubIican ComPari-
son of Trusts and Patents WAS
pIained Methods ny which He t'as
Made Money sIRce 1890.
Cleveland O. oct l5.-william J. Bryan
arrived here at 5.l0 O'Clock this evening
and later addressed two large audiences
In this city. one at the Central Armory
and the other from the balcony OF tho
Hoilcndcn Hotel lie was greeted upon
his entrance into the city by the blowing
Of whistles ana was met at the depot by
number ~ marching clubs and brass
bands. which formed his escort 70 the
Hollendcn. where he took dinner. The
streets OF the city were brilliantly lighted
aud were lined with people.
Mr. Bryan to-day invaded the heart OF
President McKinley's and senator Han
mas country Leaving Akron early iu the
morning his first stop was at Canton. the
Presidents place of residence. and later
in the day he made brief speech at
Niles. the Presidents native city. At
night ho spoke at Cleveland. Mr. Hanna's
home The stops at Canton aud Nilet
were Incidental. and the crowds were
small at both places.
The only important day meetings were
those az New Philadelphia ami Noungs-
town. At New Philadelphia there was a
big attendance. and the meeting was an
| enthusiastic one There were two meet
/ ings az Youngstown. ono ia the public
| square and the other at the opera house.
4 stop OF fifteen minutes was made at
Niles the birthplace Of President McKin-
ley. SIR Bryan did no, leave the train
az that point. but reviewer tho ISSUES Of
the campaign ia a very brief manner to
"A comparatively small number Of people
at the railroad station.
Twice la Youngstown.
Mr. Bryan spoke twice IN Youngstown.
| nrst In the public square and then IN the
opera house People had been coming
/ into the city from ohio and Pennsylvania
all day. so that when Mr. Bryan arrived
az a:so in the afternoon all the pfinci-
pal streets were crowded aud the square
around the speakers stand. possibly four
hundred feet on each side. was densely
packed with people struggling 20 set near
the platform and 20 secure gllmpae ot
the lion OF the occasion. There was no
effort 10 create trouble. bui the natural
| hum OF the thousands OF voices and The
/ struggle FOR place was such as 20 almost
/ H.af rttr fh44 eH,sH gf the e43aDrn.
Behsnd the Patent Law.
In his New Philadelphia speech MIR
BRYAN declared that the Republican party
was trying TO hide behind the patent law
| and said that he was asked n the Demo
cratic party wis going TO destroy the pat
| ont law Conanuing. he said.
NO honest man would make such de-
/ fense as that because no man Will believe
that when Ne denounce private monopo-
| lies like the Sugar Trust and the OIL Trust
we mean 70 destroy the patent law What
| is che difference between a patent monop-
/ oily and the monopoiles that We are after
/ A man who gets a patent gets Il because
/ he gives to the world = new idea. and the
government protects him IN the enjoyment
| OF the profits Of thas idea for a hxea time
"But the trust magnatc gives 20 che
/ world no new idea be simply employs an
| old idea, and you VIII hud IL IN the Bible
| that the love OF money was tht foot OF
All evil He applies that 90 the trust
question. that 81 no new idea. The man
| who gives you a new idea and gets a
patsnt on Il. gives something that is a
/ blessing for the race"
How ne Made Ills Money.
Referring 90 personal references 10
himself. Mr. Bryan said he was not A.
/ rich as he had been represented 60 BE-.
ana he explained how he had accumulated
the properly he has. since 1896, BY sny-
/ Ing;
II mode part % 81 out Of a book which
nobody bought unless he wanted the book
part OF Il I made BY writing articles which
/ nobody read unless he wanted 20. ana
part % Il by speaking at chautauquaa and
other places. where nobody came unless
he wanted TO. What I have made has
| been made from people who came because
| they thought they rot what they were pay
ing for. but n I had been the attorney of
the Standard OF trust. like the Republican
senator from Nebraska. no Republicans
paper would have cohdemned me Cor
making money"