The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
BRYAN CONCLUDES
NEW YORK TOUR
Made Seventeen Speeches
During the Day.
CAREFUL, ATTENTION.
The Presidential Candidate Listened
to Attentive'y.
sLXTY-FWE SPEECHES MADE.
.sLxTY-FIVE SPEECHES MADE.
air. Bryan Left Last Night at Twelve
O'Clock for Huntington. Wcss
Virginia. Where He Will
Be"i. u One Day Trip Across
the State - Warmly Fsc-
cciyed Everywhere.

BUFFALO. " Y, October 2o,-Mr.
Bryan concluded mis- four day eamraisn
,our OF the state OF New YORK with two
large meetings in tbs city tonight oae
os these meetings was held at the Bread
way Market and was an open ar gather
ing. and the other at Convention Hall.
Before reaching Buffalo he made Is ad-
dresses during the day. beginning witn
Il Commute speech at Elnaira, at s o'cIces
IN she morning. The o.i1ar places at which
he spoke were as follows:
Corning Bath cehoeten. wayIsntl. L,ss-
anf;,, Avon. spe1carpors, Brackpart, Holly,
y ,biun. Medina. Miildlesport. T.eCkpor- ant
Niagara Fails
The ATTENDANCE 1T most Of the day meet
;nGS WAS good. and at some q them quits
large. E,eeeywhere he Democratic PEesi-
Dental candidate WIS accorded most care
ful attention and respectful treatment.
During his State tour Mr. Bryan has
made about s. different speeches. and he
has quite tiioroaghiy lratversed the cen-
tr;t belt ef tle STATE from east to west.
He left this city tonight at u o'clock for
Hunt actou w v. where he will begin
> one-G;sy srt!, aercss West Virgin next
NoucaE morning
THE TRUST QUESTION.
Mr.. Bryan devoted almost his entire
sneeca at VI dina /" the trust question
anti his remarks wGre based largely on
the following statement prepared by
Il local authority:
-Four years ago shere wsre thre foau-
cries at Med.El. under separate na1iga-
r1ent, each employing from olts huadse,i
TO- one hurtir d ard fifty men These
Goundries werc operated all through the
hard tiry.es previauS t. 1855 One ot the
! foundry owners called his man to+sthar
I! ard t1sd t1en a-1gstEtlgiily ttI:st Nh
| Bryan was elected, they need not coms
| taet. after z.ect.on edav. az the soantry
| would he closed. In Juty, 1909, these three
| fcundries entered the trust. Tie CentTai
| Foundry CcrnE2tay has taenopos.
| il. the manufacture OF soil pipe IN tae
! EaitetI States. Soil pipe was immeti ateiy
advanced ID the consumers. fully leo Ttat
| cent. Fc:y soon one fuFtrttry was closet.
| was left without Il Waterman. and in tufr
| a second one was closed and has r matneG
| SO about 4 year and 8ad is na- expected
| to be run again: We months ago the
| third one Vas closed by the trlst. although
| il is now claimed IL viii &c reaDeueti.
The. village looming AID very
/ prosperous wilen this trust entered IT. Ter
i day the fous.ti-y workers OF these ttfres
! foundres have either gene To other tos!1s
! or are among the farmers helping gather
: -ittII Ettp'S t-Si-
| THE SAME Lesson.
| Commenting tpon this statement. Mr.
! Bryan sail:
..yvhy need 1 tell people what a trest
| means in a town ike this? The rise in
| the cost CT q product liz one OF the nz1tura-
/ Things that you woliid expect but "hs
| did you hayes 10 wait for this trust Il
J clos. down .hree factories IN Your town
| ard raise the, price Of pipe in order e
| Iea.a wnlt ;he trust meant Doesn't the
| STANDARD Oil trust teach you the same
| lesson Doesn't the sugar truss teaeet
| vcI the s3Ile lesson? Don't you learn II
! frozr a hundred other trusts shat plInder
| the people at every turn? How can a
| man vote the Republican fieiet when ne
| knows that under this administration more
| trusts have been organized than were ever
| organized in previous history OF the coun-
! try. When fs knows that the Repub!i-
| can party neither sdenounces the trust
to-day nor dares TO defend the trust; ana
| wfen you go to the bead OF the Repub-
ucan Nationa: Committee, he insults the
! fnielligence OF the American people by tell
| ing them there is no trust in the United
| 4fs.y'