The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-31
WILL SPEAK IN OHIO TO-DAY
HE ADDRESSED no AUDIENCES IN
HIS EMPIRE STATE
CAMP AIGN
THE RESULT OF HIS TOUR
Mr. Bryan Expects to Carry the
State for the Democracy in the
Presidential Election
on Nov. 6.

DUNKIRK, N. Y, Oct 3O.-w. ]. Bryan
concluded the final day of his last CAM
paign tour in this city tonight. He began
the day at the town of Addison and spoke
at the Following other places: Hornells-
Vile, Almond, Alfred, Andover, Wells
Vile, Belmont, Friendship, Cuba, Hins-
dale, Olean, Salamanca, Randolph, James,
town and Dunkirk. All these towns are
in the southwestern part Of the state, and
all have been strongly Republican in pol
itics. The meetings of the day were gen.
orally well attended and some of them
were quite enthusiastic.
Mr.. Bryan left late tonight on the
Lake Shore road for Ohio, expecting to
begin a one-day tour Of that state with
speech at Toledo tomorrow at 10
o'clock. All told, he made about 10
speeches in this state. Before leaving
Mr.. Bryan made a brief statement, Civ
ing his impression of the situation In
New York. He said:
IF the reports which come from the
various counties where polls have been
made can be taken as representing the
general sentiment throughout the state,
we have more than an even chance Of
carrying the state'
Mr.. Bryan arrived at jamestown at
S:45, and stop of about two hours was
made. Mr.. Bryan made but a brief
speech here, but his principal speech
was made at Celoran, three miles dis
tant, on Lake Chautauqua. He was es-
corted to that resort by local commit
tee.
Mr.. Bryan was enthusias stically received
and the speech was frequently applaud
ed, He began with a discussion cf the
question of prosperity, denying that there
Is as general prosperity as has been
claimed. On that subject he said in part:
SWEAT SHOP PROSPERITY.
''Go to your sweat shops, if you will,
in the sweat shops. Go, If you will, and
talk prosperity to a laboring man who
has to send his boys and girls away from
home to work when they ought to be in
gchool. Talk to him about prosperity.
You want to keep conditions just as they
are. Why conditions today are such that
the men who produce wealth are getting
each year less percentage of the wealth
they produce, while the speculator is get
ting a larger and larger share of the
cOuntTysS wealth.
said that he would take the tariff on
every trust manufactured article, as one
means of preventing the formation of
But here he said, you have been
n favor OF protection Your votes show
that your county has been largely devot-
ed to q protective tariff.
In closing Mr.. Bryan said:
Il believe from what have seen in
this state that the Democracy. of this
ptate are united for victory. You have
had up here in this vicinity your dis
tinguished ex-senator. and it is not nee
essary for me to make a speech in any
part of the state where Mr.. Hill has
discussed the issues of the campaign.
You will find in New York our people
are united Down in New York city in
Brooklyn, in all parts Of this state, they
are fighting, and they are determined
that in this contest between an American
idea and a European idea New York shall
be on the side Of the United States and
not on the side of Europe