The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20
BRYAN TO STUDENTS
ems AIDED ~ INTERRUPTrNG
ITHACA MEETING.
cI8L STUDENTS WERE MERRY.
oururp MCKINLEY PICTURE BE
FORE THE SPEAKER.

nlNN
.,o,e Antitrust speech Made at
,.,nrp-Attack ON the Attitude of
v.,r,tf the Head OF a Large Cor
poratien.
s,-,-.-. y. y. Oct i9.-W. j. Bryan.
.,-,.-atic standard bearer. to-day
,.-..-..i his second encounter OF the
-.-.,sr win college students. Il occur
a., rsaca and the students were from
-srtI University.
~. .r..ieu, was not 50 exciting as that
,,r ,rtor. Mich. for the reason that
rrr men were not so persistent
tI r1, work In such unison. but
40. uas one feature OF interest which
d. ra, noticeable az Ann Arbor. This
,s t.s rarticipatlon OF young women In
ri. +. AFFAIR A hundred or more members
f-. opposite sex were stationed al win
s. n the high school just back and
4 r tHa stage from which Mr.. Bryan
4 E,ke. ani they disturbed the proceed
- 90 as great an extent as
1 n. could by lowering posters bearing
FL .ara ~ Presiden, Mckinley 50 as 10
.wa-. re attention Of the crowd. Thc
4 rr men who were below responded to
\ ..ss signals with cries and yells. and
..t o., asked numerous questions while
v speech was In progress
"A Evidently. too. a quite large percentage
4 iAe students was la sympathy with Mr.
"A 9an ard some Of them shouted Justify
- him when his replies TO the questions
their follows were especially TO their
ang SIR Bryan was generally voted
hay. met the occasion successfully. and
il he dld 50 was evinced by the fact
4 % ,hc Interruptions grew fewer and far
= aplri As the speech proceeded. and
hs. ceased altogether.
Tas day was rendered interesting by
rt.I meeting al Auburn. the hone
lnar hts lifetime Of Secretary Seward
1y Mr.. Bryan's pointed reference In
speech there 70 the manager OF an inn
ortllt manufacturing enterprise io,attd
iaat point. which he eviienly intend
- should have greater than lo,aI appll-
#na1a
Speeches were also made during the day
r. Cortland and Binghamion and az sew
s-ai other smaller points. The days WORK
s-I with a meeting al Rochester late
&f5-r.s'' The meetings OF the day we're
g,rs.n.Iy vel attended and those at una
ana Binghampton were esp cal y
II lss Probably the Binshamp,on meet
aas the most enthusiastic meeting
ras day. In an instances except at the
SHINING of the Ithaca meeting close at
laoa was given 20 the speeches.
students Asked Questions.
WAS evident from the beginning Of
l-aea meeting that the college stud
is uaaut 20 az least relieve that mcei-
from an charges OF monotony. AIR.
rtu WAS received with cheers ana
and he was scarcely given an op-
r'-r.fy 20 express his appreciation of
eutncnllon he felt Ia being able 20
ik TO the students. when 6ue OF them
%. .n with the query:
hou about North Carolina2'
Af bryan responded to this question by
"I come 10 that In a moment. but
io- NiH no, hide down there | will stop
ana ,eli you about e.. I will tell you
you will examine the conditions
'"rbs1 by your administration for
fT Porto Rico you viii ind that Sc
'ent of the colored men OF voting age
.1' vote IN Porto Rico under this ad-
Fi'iraflon's qualifications.
i'-t answer brought forth great ap-
,-'' nrd Mr. Bryan continued:
do not want you 70 hold me RESPONSE
ir what Is done In North Carolina
'i' Non shirk responsibility for what
own President has done in Porto
Ar Hyan then expressed a willingness
answer any questions that any student
-slt Want 20 ask provided hts question
"oid stand up and let him see him.
some Rents on Trusts.
10 aad 'carcely begun hts discussion OF
Nl.' question when someone made an
f about the cotton bale trust Mr..
pan replied 10 the effect that the cot
yale company owned patent for bal
"'in and that Il did not bale one
'-rfrY
X ana yct' he said men who howl
% patent that does not bale one
.''H ~ the cotton will vote for a
''4' allows a salt trust to control -
" oi the salt OF the United States.
'' ask whether the mau who wor-
'D'4' the Gotten bale and does not
49, about salt. is ignorant or dishon-
. ll''rr replied 90 this inquiry Mr. Bryan
Fo.uuteered to take up the ice
question. He said.
go stop long enough for the
wan 90 ask his question / want
,, 'l that every director Of that
Republican. Why don't You
~. '' n.out thatg I want 10 tell YOU
IN Governor % the state IS Re
=. 'dat the Legislature is RepublI-
l.,...l that n the Governor and the
M y. would do their duty you would
N.r, lhy ice trust IN the state OF
60 '.,rg was an interruption from the
. e. s4 '"' voice from the outskirts call
1aout Croker7''
"W- = turned sharply ana said:
-, roker has no stock ~ tbe ice
ia C,.s Uhy are YOU worried about
'N'A you are not afraid OF Piatt ?"
IT, The silver Question.
"a qss....ss1 not finished his reply 70 the
. tr,- 1nout The ice trust when a young
"a en- f'.' appeared 70 be a student made
H ser , about the free coinage Of sill
H irF from AIR. Bryan the follow
n wa,. ,,.y friend, stand to-day who're
ii be t.v. = Alnley used TO stand bsfora
s-l p y- M d.ciation OF wall street
hs oelr'.- ~ deiend him fer changing
II chars.-. VIII ceterd myself Ter rot
q esel "'y opinion. But lst me pro-
n oA-'he me same voice.
", the question
Iet, +'1ahs i have renlfe.d a. ,,n,, a.