New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-22
BRYAN'S TINE LIMIT.


heard q, story ,Qaughter)--this is a brand new
June. 800 Most OF my stories are more venerable
winter-he a consumpt.ve ana she . strenuous AID
tunultuous woman. LaughterD Her one remark
ing. John" John had a hemorrhage The doctor
out wife said doctor it is impossible. We are
travelling on a time limited ticket. and we have
5PplaqseJ So she carried him off, The next sta-
ton they got 70 the poor man died. and the sym
shall We do?" She said, Box him up. ! have got
g time limited ticket and several more places 20
70" daughter and applause-J Now, We buried
10 70 ! in 1886. We put a monument over II
weighing many tons as the Sierra Nevada when
Congress and the signature Of william Mckinney
co4onel Bryan has been a body snatcher 9-augh-
ter He has got the corpse out from under me
CONN carrying it along. as did the 2eTeaVed wlao%
must because l have a time ticket which ex-
pires n November" daughter and appIause.l
Be ASHAMED 5tere-ise ty-.r--,ybere they would say
WHAT IS the matter with the Declaration OF moe
Wen We took slavery out and now 10 American
is ashamed 70 20 abroad. When 1 went abroad
SlterWarc, the snip was full Of merchants, Duy!hs
c S4 and 3uyns Steel ana buy2g WOO Gov ana m
;AIneTlcan goes around the world, what happens 10
rdes on an electric railway made by American
he rides under electric light invented by MI
Edison and put up by American artisans. When
China 10 St Petersburg, he rides American ralIs
IT. cars drawn by American locomotives. When he
goes 70 Germany he inds our iron and steel climb
~ over 2 & % tarln. and thereby soaring inc
Kaiser most out OF his wits. HaughterD When
De- reaches the great Exposition at Paris he mos
lie French winemaker saying that American wine
cannot be admitted there for the purpose or Judg-
ineEt- When he goes 10 Old London he gets LOT
breakfast California fruit, he gets for luncneon
biscuit and bread made Of Western -four, and ne
gels for dinner roast beef Of old England taken
rom The plains Of Montana QaughteT}; ms teet
Test on a carpet marked Administer MADE at
honkeTs. n y (ReEewed laughterD
~ a SERIOUS VEIN.
Now, my friends. this canvass we are entering
Spch is a canvass Of the future the past Is only
tDI record and for reference, and thank God. we
nave a reference and d record. What IS the ten
60 Why this hammering at the gates or
- SH.!ls; v ny this marching Of troops from ASA
other empires and other lands? II IS because the
T44e-s PRODUCTIONS Of the civilized countries OF
Inc. u is because this overprooucuoh goes
Tx r 10 stagnatioa and 20 poverty .
on american people no" produce SZ.oV''yC5i
Be have met the emergency, and, by the
TF5fo2sxldence Of God. by the craftsmanship OF
"iit44aIE Mckinley and by the Valor or Roose-
market IN Cuba we nave our market in Porto Rico.
~ Ia IaNS OUT market in Hawaii we nave our
-, 80 OF eight hundred millions or people, with
e-.tLa-4.4c as an American lake and the american
ia a ,1l.Ig IN the world. and my Iflehds, we 80
4rai labor and 20 the American farm, ana
H.. ''tal with Mckinley for another four years
Y,roc..S - congestion Tor America. Lei Invention
f,tr@7 Ist production 20 let the mountains
No. .ioIth tner treasures. let the factories 40
-. D".st let labor be employed AT the highest
n'1ses, because the world is ours and have
,t.91sIed IL by Republican principles and by Re
tg.!t'lcan peTsistency in the principles OF American
plause) e io0 i'i ANTI '1i--7 '
you and l. my friends-you from New-England