The sun., 1900-11-05
BRYAN HOME, CONFIDENT.
FJrHT MiDF AND WON. M SAYS. Brr
HE WIZ KEEP ON TtIhING IO-Dii.
To Make Fifteen or Twenty Speeches In Ne
brtska-Iiasnt Registered win No" In
Lincoln After Getting a Certificate from
the lity Clerk somethIng About Tu't'.

IINCOiN. Neh Nov. BrNan i acme
again He arrived here At i.ij O'Clock this
evening and about l0H ut hiN fellow citizens
grcer.i him At the -t'tton. III" appe france
wa the signal Tor yollev Of cN"cr-, aud
rI,I - grab him bv tlr mani NJ BryaA
-.capti AMI m tie h"- wtv alon" to tie ilmlv
carriage bIr Nj BRYAN had to ran through
a DOUBLE III" OF men AMI wumeI intent upon
grs-ping hlm bv the hand Tia" rejection
wa, - ia contrast wtI ia" cold farewell OF
six weeks ago that Mr. Bryan, smile gave
SYMPTOMS Of breaking beyond u. usual
bound- Another rol>,ug chee" followed mn
NJ the street. and h~ hat Wa kept II for two
blocks
Mr. Bryan j. looking better than when no
loft home on Oct. - He has lost some Of
the fulne-s about the waist. but h. SAYS his
general health vas never better and his looks
corruhOrdte hi~ statement He l. booked
for very busy day tomorrow lie leaves
here on a special train a. a o'clock in tho
morning. and viii make fifteen or twenty
speeches az a. many towns IN southern and
eastern Nebraska before midnight He will
spend Monday night IN Omaha. and on Tues
day morning he comes home 10 vote A. he
was not here to register. lac will b. compelled
10 visit the 'iy CLERK, office and secure a
certificate signed by Two freehOlder- at
testing his right 10 ynt" IN Lincoln
l2p'G miles, delivered &l~ speeches and spoke
To- a million and "A halt persons. To the friend
supreme confidence IN the result. He said
he had but two had days on his "Trip. one IN
sought rn learn what Statr- Mr. Bryan en-
peot"d Ia carry, bur !" did not find out. With
few exceptions III" "rowd-, he said. we're IA
large a. four YEAR, ago, aud the enthusiasm
much more marked.
He wa, accompanied home by several cor
respondents ut N"W YORK news aper,, who
"a II "a e. G.
rtain"d. The majority of these correspond.
"nls SHARE Mr Bryan confidence IN the final
outcome Mr.. BRYAN said tonight.
The nght has been mad. and won. Money
and coercion robbed " of victory IN 1890. but
and very few can be bought. our Organization
l. much h"iter than 1t was IN 1895 and therefore.
there j. less danger from election frauds, So
far attempts at intimidation have been rare
this year. where they were common in isa8.
and even where intimidation ha- been at
tempted. II has angered the employees rather
than cuerced them"
Mr. Bryan's attention was called to the ad-
vote vote the he RspmGli can can ticket Mr % Brysn said
%J "T M MRney NIX Nc n% ard n" sdd"d d F"' was
"Mr, Flint i the ieaulug in-lnber "l the Rubber
Good, Manllacrurlns C,m!nany and i also CON
the most cou-piclolIs defender ui the trust
principle ia the United State. having made
a speech az Boston in MAY. 1854. and another
glad 10 have all thetrust magnite- support
the Republican ticket for IL AN elected they
will not be visiting the white House and asking
favOrs III return fbr campaign support. our
appeal is 10 the Ieope who suffer from the
trusts. not to VI" mononolists who proflt by
them. Next - imperialism md initarisn,
he trust question has done more than any q her
question to convlnce the plain rcore that the
Republican party l. entirely gwen nVe" to the
control OF orgGulsed wealth. lmycral SIN e\-
ploit- abroad, while private mon"0olv pluuders
a. home. and III. large army HdvoCated bv the
Republican party l. intended 20 support the
system Of snolllllnm AZ hnme and ahroad."