The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19
BRYAN IN NEW YORK
r,.v PLACES WAS MARKED en-
TutsIASM SNOWY.
GREAT MEETING AT oSWEGO.
..,rTHAr CITY THE MOST NOT
ABLE or THE DAY.

-,i.rc. nj Rome Was Large and
,nenute-Attention Was Close
r,rn ~ here Crowds Were Conn
Il ,,i,., SmaII-InVttcd "a Com
,,r,.on 81 the Two Piatforms-Au-
a,.nrr gathered NJ syracuse I'm "A
,.it. nris5IinE Rain.
s y T.. Oct lS-Wiuiam J.
b. iuucd his tour of the Emp r.
,o. r. travelling halfway across II
..., To- west lie began his journey
,..rr and following the course o.
RESCUE Mohawk ana the line OF
- anal. he reached this point late
,t. afternoon. From here n made a
aalrd 20 the southern shere OF
- .riario and made "a speech of hall
.4ratou at Oswcgo. Returning
cs later he spoke here ao-n.ght.
~ sr.alance at the majority Of mee,-
mplimentary in size. and some
add .uces We're large. In compaia-
sN places was there marked en-
m There was. however. close at
H.. r every Instance. aud in no case I
,..r. 4ay interruption worthy OF nose. /
u.to.o meeting was the best attend
r other respects the most notable I
-, ae df..
II m... q his stopping places to-day |
anau was confronted by large and I
u.asb posted bills. warning tins /
. all.ust him. The bills announced I
n d. A. Hsr
ii ttoa gave extracts from his speeches /
Fl j. 80 Knoxville. Tenn. IN lsso. aud az /
Il sa.st.us o.. last September. ana then /
n r-
las means national dishonor and in. /
II r4. .oI arsc a vote for Bryan Is I
to- .ow wages or no wages. Bread /
y snI soup houses. Hard Times.
Portrniss Displayed at Rome.
N- Bryan spoke from a balcony in I
y St4uwix Hall IN Rome. Inn 1
"A t.s iG front OF him were suspended /
a - portraits OF the Democratic nom /
ru tle rational ticket, while only \
s.n away the portraits Of Mckinley I
Roosevelt also swung across the |
audience az this place was large ana |
.lt, and the speech was punctuated /
leglent bursts OF applause EX-
.sl- a.s pleasure al being IN Rome,
frau said that the large attendance
81 uo, be accounted for upon the
rI o. curiosity. because he had been
t. e.y before. and the people there
bad an opportunity 10 see and hear |
Hs ascused the Republicans OF .
.ar.e af the real issues OF the cam
-u .fl asked
y. he not Insult the intelligence Of |
.ln citizens when they ask their I
u SCI decline TO outline what they /
r to do? Read the platform Of |
.rtt compare q with the platform I
Republican party and YOU viii hud I
difference is that the Democratic po- I
stated with a clearness that ad- /
uo ambiguity. while the Repubii- /
.rE states its position In glittcring I
and spends more time Dragging I
Hlf rain that the Lord has sent I
r telling Of the imperial reisn that I
E..a.i-nu party intends 10 bring up /
country"
90 the trusts in the Utica I
as said.
He usmocratl1 party IS intrusted I
power t is pledged TO put forth /.
1.u to destroy private monopoly /
..u state and city. and ! think that I
Republicans now give me credit /
ar honest IN my determination TO /
the platform. In fact. a senator I
'.. other day that that was the great I
TO me. tha, I was honest and /
daugerous-an objection that
made TO SOM Republicans who
n power. / have promised that
f'orrey general viii not come from
Jersey. and ] have promised that he
nf' thc law.
Triumph ut oswcRo.
Oweeo meeting proved one OF the
t'r frgmphs Of Mr.. Bryan's entire
Was reminder OF his best ohio
rs The meeting there was held In
rftuu square and the band stand.
Was utilized as speakers plat
"a surrounded by vast mas OF
packed 20 closely together that
us if IL would be impossible 20
Bryan or other members of the
-om The train
Uere probably five times as many
present as could hear what was
A Bryan spoke for only about half
lA-i lie mounted table 50 tnot all
Referring 10 the SIZE Of the
'.a Ar Bryan said he wasted great
hme in visiting other places mot
.t 'aat the whoi. state would be in
& D. nli done IN his previous speeches
l1y Mr. Bryan gave the principal
"sl tAat the Republicans hoped by
Ani such means TO deceive the
.o voting their tickets. In re-
'H voice from the crowd con
-- .la starch combination. Mr. Bry-
ail tat he knew nothing personally
'ttfi go the Oswego works. but that
i' been told that the works were
lf fewer men now than formerly.
.'.i Che circumstances connected
.a' .etl proceedings against the
a+t branch 81 the starch combina-
Ilen warned his hearers gem
Dsfnsi trusts OF all kinds as cal
l at lny time 90 close any industrial
i." Waich might be controlled By
return trip 70 Syracuse was made
f and this city was reached at
crowd In spite of Rain.
'l lrizzlne rain. which set in
i1a evening. did not dnmpen in
.He ardor and enthusiasm u the
faWd which greeted Mr. Bryan
arrived here az SOS O'Clock from
81 lte crowd was probably the
utcH has greeted a political
W 're Cor many years. The crowd
HHl squeezed Itself into the large
onuns on the Erie Canal Packet
Ar Bryan spoke from a stand
=" front of the Wieting opera
81 r 'n. theater there was a mass
q - -Aleh was addressed by Mayor
81 .... %. 90 until Nir. Bryan finished
# "a, speech lie spoke for half an
.a ,-.. '"e stand and then went into
tss mo spoke for an hour and a