The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-30


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Ooh' BRIAN Al "ooNsoohEf.
woonsockst January 29.-A great
crowd greeted Col. Bryan a. he stepped
from the train at 1.07 on his arrival from
Pawtuoket. Mr.. Bryan aud Mayor Green
Of this city we're - shuttle-cocks and
were pushed and jammsd about In the
frantic endsavoe OF the enthusiasts TO
fhaks the hand Of the prospective Demo-
cratic candidate. On the way to the home
VI Hon. Seth Gstohsh for lunch, Col.
Bryan stopped at the offics Of The Call
and was presented to the sntire.staff. Az
i've o'clock he held reception at the
Monument house. and at o 10 entered the
opera house where big mess meeting
was held.
Mayor George W. Green presided
and he introduced Mr.. bryan
without formality and the latter
spoke for just an hour. Mr.. Bryan de-
clared that the newspapers of the East
were not entirely fair to the party he rep.
ressnts and referred In terms Of praise 70
mis- visit to the Office Of the paper In this
oity, which II willing to represent the
principles OF Democracy.
He declared that the policy Of the Re-
publican party was not argument but
coercion, and this was particularly
noticeable In 1896. Pa rites must exist,
however, but IL is for the voter to be free
TO choose between them and his free Will,
not at the d!ctation Of an employer. Mr..
Byran then argued upon the subject OF
taxation and spoke In favor Of an equah
zation Of Its burdens. declaring that the
Republican party is paying more atten-
tion to aggregation OF wealth 'n"n 70 'ne
.ome length on tba .ubisot of hi
mstaII,sn and s.,a bs WAS NOT willing to
dron the s,Iver ou.st,on as long as n
bansf,I NJ Engl,sb nnanoiers dominated
the pol,ov of this nation. He touched
br,e1v unon the subject of trusts and
aid that the Republican marty had
amended the commandment of "Thou
she n mt s,eai--op a smaIl soale.u
The subjscs OF izssr.aiisu AZ defined
as a roverpmsn mt thirteen inches In diam.
ster. round. and fired ont of n cannon.
Mr.. BRYAN closed BY saying; "Ths Re-
publicans believe that IL is the destiny of
this country to enter into the interna-
tional land grabbing trust and initiate
the European nations to carry on n war
of c0nQueet.
1.-THE Democrats believe that 10 is the
mission of this nation to stand erect and
show by lite example the blessing of self.
government"
A hurried exit was made In order to
take the train at 7.ss O'Clock for Proyi-
dencs.
pRovrnrNCE
Providence, January 29.-Mr. Bryan
arrived here from Woonsooket at sos and
was driven to Infantry hall, where an
immense crowd had gathered. Atthe hall
he was introduced TO the members OF the
state committee OF Rhode Island and to
delegation from boston. Ex-1overnor
'ohn We LAWS piesiueu.
oohsrsssman Nen'A Vi o"i'' "ho was
n's' i"'roauo0u' We. SVEN seas ieoep
'i'n. ne sAp'esseu us 0s'.'i '""' ."e
peop'' pe'ofe Ia" "o.s !" sympa'n'
WIN 'he 4i''ie i'paO'io ~ 'oA'n l.' iio''
saying 'na' onoe =" e'ery sene'"'i'n