New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-21

non at that place. Mr. Bryan found b,.,. a., .
80, ~ image on his arrival at Bath which had
oeeh decorated with American aaps u - -,
ana carriage to park In the centre Of Tbe naca
with bunting Fivap ttahuorm tastefully ornamented
~ near what MT Bryan had to saw hmaS t6e Tn
Sailors Home situated within Sf ate Soldiers, and
WEE vibase- bouquet was presented to ME- Rrvan
Soldiers and Sailors Home Mr. Gam9s Of the me
presenting Mr.. Bryan, said: "ihpoeH' on
1eiiow citizens this is of the proudast mo-
trdi OF my NE have the great honor of in
Gent OF the United States. can say to Xo, t6at
peS0e h faqn oee2 With me on this and the
doubt that he would be elected President of the
Mr., BRYAN at once complimented Mr. Camnheu
bonas ana ma t me Vas gag TO speak at Mr.. Campbes
ganzeT In this State Of the forces OF the Democrac
DEMOCRATIC ticket deeaTns fSa present to
p4pcans had forsaken all their former principles
party of athletes always making back somere
double sandardnow you stand for the gold o sta me
ard. You used to be opposed to trusts; now Won
ISM now You favor it. Would yo9 qa to imperial peri
Gnange IN me form OF than that
In closing his speech Mr.. Bryan made an appeal
several hundred Of them we're present re go and and
Democratic ticket. He said in part: ''The Repub-
lose his pension unless it is continued In pow W
of s country Rof love OF fae baga PO
OLD SOLDIER. ana are resolved to protect his pen
long 70, get better man for Commissioner Of Pen
sions than Mr. Evans believe that the old SOL
black man free would be willing to shed his blood
to make the brown free. and the soldier has
now he had from 1861 to 1866 Fight on in this
victory" t''' parry 10
Mr.. Bryan made brief speeches at Cohocton. at
Wayland and at Avon, in each place dwelling espe-
ciailX upon the evil effect of trusts About the
and started for Buffalo.
SPEECHES AT WAY STATIONS
Mr.. Bryan's special train was stopped at a good
many places along the line Of the Falls Branch Of
the Central between Rochester and Niagara Falls
and Mr. Bryan made speeches OF five minutes du-
ration at each one OF the places These little po-
Htical meetings were held at Spencerport and
Brockport, in Monroe County; at Holly Albion
Medina and Middleport, in Orleans County and at
Lockport, in Niagara County. Mr. Bryan dwelt
especially upon the trusts. His audiences consisted
OF villagers, farmers and quarrymen At Spencer
port ne urged tie Democrats to go to work "and
make the Democratic majority in this State so
large that 1t cannot be beaten by bribery At
Brockport he said he hoped the enthusiasm dis
played would not disappear before Election Dav
AT Holly he said the ballot was given to each
man to protect the Nations interests and he trust
ed each voter believed that his vote belonged TO
himself, and not to any one else II they did nor
believe in industrial monopolies a large standing
army, the retention of the Philippines on the
foundation Of an empire upon the ruins Of A re-
public, they should oppose the Republican marty
goou many stonecutters We're in the crowd at
Aloon. In the course of his speech here Mr.
listing trade conditions declared to be an An
The meeting at Lockport was one of large size
and o5i so was the one at Niagara Falls. Niagara
hundreds Of them came out to greet Mr. Rrrv fI1
ME- Bryan upon his arrival in Buffalo was vel
coined by committee of leading Democrats head
ed by Mayor Diehl, and at once began a tour Of
speech making. He left Buffalo tonight to CON
I {ni his campaign in other States than New