The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-03
BRYAN STARTS
FOR NEBRASKA
Reaches Detroit This Morning,
Where There Will Be Day
and Night Reception.
LANDS IN CHICAGO TUESDAY
ARRIVES IN LINCOLN ON WE'D
NESDAY.
-ANDS IN CHICAGO TUESDAY

New York, Sept. 2.-Escorted by the
Nebraskan home folks" more than a
hundred strong, w. ]. Bryan started on
the home stretch of his progress around
the world in a special train of five cars
which left Jersey City at $50 this aft
ernoon. There was no demonstration
at the station, but passengers i'm the
waiting room introduced themselves to
Mr.. Bryan and shook hands with him
The special is expected to reach De-
troit tomorrow morning, and after
day and night reception will start at
midnight for Chicago, where another
reception will be held Tuesday The
train is scheduled to reach Lincoln
Neb.,, on Wednesday, when a rousing
reception is promised by Mayor Brown,
who headed the delegation of Nebras-
kans.
Bryan Gives His Views.
On the way over the river In the
ferry boat. Mr.. Bryan smiIingIy said
in an interview:
Speaking from a personal stand
point, the receptions accorded to me
were very gratifying. Speaking from a
political standpoint 1 think that they
showed a marked change i'm public
sentiment along the lines of economic
questions. and especially those oues-
tons relating to the trust issue The
only unpleasant feature about the re-
ceptions is that / have been so busy
speaking and going from place to place
that L have not had time to shake
hands with all those who had come
great distances
The reception which my neighbors
at home are preparing will be a great
satisfaction, but it can hardly be more
cordial than have been my receptions
in the east"
Knows of No Dissenters.
Referring to the reported disagree
ment with prominent Democrats with
his advocacy Of the federal ownership
of railroads, MIR. Bryan said:
Il have seen il stated that promi-
nent men have protested against the
doctrine, but until the prominent men
give their names the objections cannot
nave any influence. 1 have not talked
with any one who had a protest to
make But l have discussed the mat
ter both before and after my speech
with men who have agreed with me.
L have talked the matter over for two
years or more"
Mr.. Bryan said that he was to speak
i'm st. Louis on September II. Louis
vile, September u: Cincinnati. SEN
TENDER 13; Radford Va. September
10. lie also is TO make two speeches
I'm North Carolina, two in Alabama and
Tennessee, but the dates have not as
yet been set. He will give his time and
voice to the congressional campaign
in October.
Spent Quiet Sunday.
Mr.. Bryan spent a comparatively
quiet Sunday. mostly at the Victoria
hotel, where he received a number of
visitors who called for a short chat and
a goodbye handshake. Early i'm the
afternoon Borough President Bird $.
Coler arrived in an automobile and
took Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan to his home
in Brooklyn for luncheon. Among
those who called on Mr. Bryan duri.. !
the day were Ex-Governor Benton Nc !
MILAN of Tennessee: Congressman !
Ollie James of Kentucky: John w. |
romlinson. of Alabama; Rufus s.
of Alabama; f. A. Hood of |
chattanooga; Urey Woodson, national |
committeeman. from Kentucky; Con |
yressman William Suzer, and Mrs. !
Norman +. Mack.