New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

York with him and will remain with him an thu
week. Mr. Bryan started the day with a schedule
Of thirty speeches before him. but he announced
at the breakfast table that he was never in better
condition for the campaign. and said that he want
ed to make all the speeches. to break his
own record the highest number which he had hith-
erto made in one day being twenty-seven.
Oneonta n. Y. Oct. at Sidney Mr. 7ryan's
second stopping place OF the day he -0ntented
himself with putting number OF questions
At Unadilla Mr. Bryan made another I'VE minute
talk from the rear platform Of the Rambler.
The train stopped at Otsego only long enough for
Mr.. Bryan to step to the platform and tell the
people there that he glad to have oppor-
tunty to them.
Mr.. Bryan spoke from an extemporized platform,
near the railroad station here He addressed a
large crowd. and favOFabIy received By
all except few boys who sat freight car
and shouted for Mckinley The Republican party
ested in CORPORATIONS sold out UPON enterne Co
ereSs but tbis vrss no ionosr frIs as 80 .1l-
"a the case OF Senator Depew, who. notwithstand-
ing he was president OF railroad company. occu-
pied a seat in the Senate How. asked SIr.
measure fixing railroad rates?'
Voorheesville y Y. Oct 29-AIr Bryan talked
for five minutes at Sehenevus. pointing out what
he characterized the Inconsistencies Of the Re-
publican party There was large crowd to hear
Mr.. Bryan at CObleskilL He left his train there
and spoke from a stand In the fair grounds Mrs
Bryan accompanied him. leaving the train for the
first time in the day. In his speech Mr.. BRYAN
referred to the fact that he then in schoharie
County. which was the only county IN the state OF
New-York that gave him a majority in 1895 On
this subject he said:
Mr.. Danforth has been insisting for four years
that should come into this county. because It
majority in 1856 and have been Insisting that this
IS the only county that did not need 10 come in
because 1t was all right anyhow. for there Is far
greater reason why party should have your
isgDoF' in this campaign than in the campaign of
Kingston. N. Y. Oct 29-After leaving Oneonta.
Mr.. Bryan made only stop which exceeded ten
minutes in length That was at Kingston and he
there spoke only seventeen minutes. The meeting
at VOOrheesville rendered somewhat interest
ing by the fact that there were scattered through
the crowd number Of men In Rough Rider uni
forms, who were there TO receive Senator Depew.
who. it was announced, would reach the town a
few minutes af-er Mr.. 8ryan's departure
AT Ravenna, Coxsackie and CatskH there were
crowds which were large when compared to the
size of the towns. and at each OF these places Mr.
Bryan discussed the general situation
Kingston gave Mr.. Bryan the best crowd to-day
both in point Of numbers and IN enthusiasm He
was received with shouts. listened TO with atten-
ton, and when his train pulled hundreds Of per-
sons rushed after him as he stood the platform.
heard Mr. BTyan ran briefly over me 5000 T ne
questions involved in the campaign in his speech
Speaking at Marlborough Mr. Bryan expressed the
opinion that the DeIn0crat1c party deserved the
votes OF the people at large. because Of its oppo
sition 10 trusts, TO large army and TO colonial
Having previously spoken at Newburs Mr.
Bryan's train made stop in that city, but as il
through he saluted BY a number OF
whistles from railroad locomotives
monstrative The schedule provided for Mr Bryan
to-day noted stop at West Point. but for soma
reason the plans were changed, and the point
est to that institution at which stop was made
was Highland Falls. about mile distant. There
small crowd assembled and scattered in AZ
were a number Of United States soldiers The
soldiers united with. the others in cheering Mr..
Bryan when he arrived.
Haverstraw gave Mr.. Bryan the most enthusiasts
audience of the day The audience there was large.
Mr.. Bryan was greeted both at West Nyack and
Little Ferry by crowds, and there considerable
enthusiasm manifested al both places Mr. Bryan
said at the former place that he glad that the
East longer the eneu1ys country. adding
It thought in 1896 that many did not understand
that beginning a fight for Democracy
against plutocracy. You understand IL now, and
you know that making tight, not only for
the poor man, but for the rich man. who wants his
have chance