New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
DEPEW TO COLLEGE MEN.
HF SPEAKS TO STUDENTS OF COLGATE
AND HA8fILTOS-HEARD n RAIN
At OTHER PLACES

Hamilton. y T. Oct 30-One Of the largest
meetings which Senator Depew has had vas
that which ne addressed here There are tNo
hundred students q Colgate University =
Hamilton. a1d a majority were present
sides these there were hffesn hundred Fsopl7-
The Colgate boys displayed their college COT
before the Senator. and greeted him Win -
college yen The Senator told them OF the p"
he had made q Yale Harvard and Rutgers
with the result largely favoring Mckinley O1is
q rhs students said:
Bran has only twelve here
Wen replied the Senator. you must have d
little sesver bat this time II won't do the lump
any good
After recital OF his experiences n the Co
hlsskilI meeting. and OF the attack on RooseNei'
AZ Einira. the Senator said
!. Sc tine fo- the churches eos sSe'ClS snd ne
5s-zlcous tsachinss which eFins about sgeh aus s-
sracefgl p-ecesti. Ne s1 esfeEe iid what
B-g a.: s dong ways Answer II next Tuesday
Clinton. \. Y. oct. So-Tas students Of Ham
nton College acted as escort for Senator bepe"
here from the station 70 the platform from
which the Senator spoke for twenty minutes
discussing the difference between me @.si,uDe
OF this Government IN Cuba and the Philip-
pines In the former case the United states
would leave Cuba. according 70 agreement
wbeu the Cubans established their own gov
eminent In the Philippines this country had
possession BY treaty and conquest AID the nag
would never be hauled down in the islanos-
He added:
NJ Bryan SAYS = he is slsSts sv !. Ti ax eai pa ri
81 re sI6rsne laws Of this country. Does Nj;
Bryan think Z he Is elected. that ne can oe q car
Baiabridge. y Y, Oct S0-Seven hundred
men. women and children greeted Senator De
pew here Rain fell in sheets, but the crowd
n II
course Of his remarks the Senator said;
understand Bryan was here yesterday. and that
= " s - re a. cro7 vvhic.l you have raised
NJ f-5er5s NJ Brvan knows nothing about Eais-
ing amp crop except Cain There NSs q - 49,.
Re passes as farmer. The only thing re can farm
successfully Is his Jaw
Binghamton. " Y. Oct 30.-A large and en-
thusiastic crowd greeted Senator Depew On his
arrival here. and the opera house vas flied 10
overlooking. The Senator referred 70 his reeeP-
ton in Cobleskiu yesterday. and 70 The egg
throwing incident in Elnnira- He said;
That these out-agss should have occurred II The
heart q he agricultural and -aanltactSrlI-g e
gio1s shows that Bryans doctrine O hate Is tax
ing root
oxford. y Y, Oct Ex-senator Depew spoke
here 70 z thousand people this afternoon They
stood in the town square. He talked from the
veranda OF the hotel His speech was devoted
for the most part % National questions Re
told his hearers that NeW-4o-k state WOMB
give Mckinley and Roosevelt majority O over
10000 next Tuesday.
Little Falls. " Y. Oct 3o.-Four thousand
persons packed the big hall Of AacKinnon's
mills here tonight and listened 20 Senator De-
pew AS soon as he was introduced BY Judge
/ George A Hardin the audience gave the speak
er three cheers and somebody yelled You are
not IN CebIeskin tonight This assurance gaTe
Senator Depew an opportunity 70 describe the
trouble which took place yesterday in the CAPT
tai OF Scoharie County, and led him 70 say that
/ B-yan's distrust Of the country created spirit
OF discomfort. He added:
NJ BRYAN leaves the State OF New-Eo-k to
night ard when ne comes back he viii as
private individual, and ne VII no- ind Tauu1a1y
waiting 10 entertain EiTn week. Hare
YOU read in the evening papers Grover Clsveand's
speech made in 1877? AL the speeches made ~
Republicans in this campaign are not Z circuL-
stance in comparison % this arraignmeur By
Grover Cleveland q the sentiments OF hatred which
NJ. Bran has disseminated