New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-13
BRYAN IN OHIO.
HE HURRIEs OUT OF BED TO MAKE EXTRA
sPEECH-HIs WIFE TO JOIN HIM
IN NETWORK.


Kenton Ohio Oct. Fit had not been the inten-
ton of the Ohio State Democratic Committee that
Mr.. Bryan should begin the speechmaking of his
Ohio tour until the town of Bowling Green was
reached. This plan was. however, interfered with
to slight extent by the demands of a number of
persons who gathered about Mr.. Bryan's in the
Toledo station before the train pulled out from that
point. The train had been brought Toledo from
Saginaw by way of Detroit in the night. and had
arrived at Toledo IN the early hours of the morn
ing. 1t was about $50 o'clock when people began
to assemble in the vicinity of Mr.. Bryans private
car and it was not long until the clamor became
great that the National candidate compelled to
hurriedy dress himself and make his appearance.
The next speech made at Bowling Green.
twenty miles out and the third at Findlay, the
centre of the Ohio gas belt. Mr.. Bryan announced
at the breakfast hour that Mrs. Bryan would join
him the 9th inst. in New york, and remain
with him until the close of the campaign. He said
that after leaving New-York and making the tour
of West Virginia. Maryland, Delaware and New
Jersey he would again return to the Empire State
and probably make several speeches on the occa-
sion of this second visit.
The Bryan train for the next four days will be in
charge of an Ohio committee, who came aboard at
Toledo. George s. Long. chairman of the Demo
cratic State Executive Committee, is in charge
with n. D. Cochran. candidate for Congress from
the Toledo district ex-senator w. G. Leet
Representatives L. c. Cole and H. c. CARRIER and
Coin" Harvey principal assistants While the
of Toledo called upon Mr.. Bryan. and they were in
conference together for few minutes. It had been
hoped that Mr.. Jones would be able to accompany
Mr.. Bryan his Ohio tour, but his other campaign
engagements prevented him doing so.
At Bowling Green Mr.. Bryan especially urged
the Importance of eecting the whole Democratic
ticket saying:
If am elected President do not to be in
II am there want have chance to sign my
name TO bills and 1 cannot sign bill as President
a
president until 1t passes the House and the Senate.
You have a chance TO help secure a ma jority in
the House, and it may be that the House win be
so close that one vote in the House of Representa-
tives will determine the majority. vote in
this district may determine the election of a Con-
which we stand want you TO work from now until
Election Day to send Congressman down to
are TlSht IN the position that We have taken you
ought to be interested in turning over the control
oil the Government TO those who believe do.
At Kenton there was a stop of an hour and the
meeting held in front of hotel in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the station. Mr.. Bryan said in part:
If you want the sordid level upon which
the Republican party wants to fight this cam
palgn all you have to do is consider the three
propositions now made by RepubliCaus-first. that
the money question is more important than ques-
toh that concerns human rights. second that all
| the laborlng man needs is q full dinner pail and
third that the farmer ought thank the Repub-
ncan party Tor every rain that besSes his crops.
You will find that the Republican party to-day is
insisting that standard of money is more irnpor-
tant than a question of government: that 1t is
more important that man shall nave gold dol
lar in his pocket than that he shall have re-
public in which to live. You will hear them say
| thai every laboring ought to be satisfied as
long as he IS not hungry, and you will hear them
say that the farmers are prosperous You will
near them claim credit for the farmers prosperity
perity a farmer may enjoy this wear or any other
year and the Republican party.