Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Is looking after the interests OF the de-
mocracy and wherever possible is endeav-
oring to close up gaps in rival camps.
Mr. Bryan's reception in both Newark
and Jersey City yesterday was extremely
pleasing to him. While he did not desire
to be quoted. he made 1t plainly under
stood that he was greatly touched by the
warmth of the greeting accorded to him.
and privately could not say enough In
praise OF Jersey men.
First stop at Detroit.
The train which is carrying the happy
bunch OF sterling NebraskansD to their
homes will make its first real stop at
Detroit, Mich.,- tomorrow, the schedule
calling for the trains arrival at noon.
Dan ]. Campau, national committeeman
from Michigan, went on ahead today to
arrange for the reception which will be
accorded Mr. Bryan and his escort or
nearly 100 men of the Prairie state The
Nebraskans will spend the day In Michi-
san's big city, leaving at IL o'clock to-
: morrow night. The party viii arrive IN
Chicago Tuesday. where they win stay all
day, leaving at 1880 Tuesday night Tor
Omaha and Lincoln. arriving at the FOR
mer city at 2:so and the latter at
/ O'Clock The Lehigh Is the initial road out
nj New York, the other roads being the
Grand Trunk and Chicago Great Western.
Upon his arrival in Lincoln on Wednes-
-8ev Mr. Bfyun and his. family will be
the guests of Charles w. Bryan at dinner.
and from there will be driven to the north
front OF the statehouse, where a non
nartisan reception will be held in his
honor.
Brxan,s Trfbute 20 ROsewater.
Mr.. Bryan during his trip across North
river from New York to Jersey took occa-
sion 70 speak of Edward Rosewater and
the things he stood for. He said to me
that Immediately upon learning OF the
death of the editor OF The Bee he had
wired Mrs. Rosewater his condolences.
'sWhile / thought he did not look very
strong when I last saw Mr.. Rosewater
In Vienna" said Mr.. Bryan, 81 was not
prepared to learn of his sudden death.
edward Rosewater was wonderfully
vigorous man. BY the force of his char
acter and ability he became prominent
f,xure not only in the life OF Nebraska,
but Of the west. He took a lively interest
in public AFFAIRS and was very courageous
in attacking things he believed to be
wrong In the fight which Is now on
against encroachments of predatory
wealth he would have been of great serv'
ice to the public. and his death is loss
that will be widely mourned."
Campaign ThrouBh south.
After his reception at Lincoln Mr.. Bryan
will have ten days rest, but on September
IL he will have q meeting at ST. Louis. on
the 18th at Louisville and on the 18th at
Cincinnati.
Then Nebraska's illustrious citizen will
begin real campaigning to elect demo-
cratic house Of representatives, his itin-
erary being as follows: Radford. Va,
September Is; North Carolina, September
II and Is. thence to Alabama and Ten
nessee, this feature of his speech maxi
ing tour not being finally arranged In
this swing about country Mr.. Bryan will
be largely under direction OF Chairman
oriEss, OF the democratic congressional
committee. Mr.. Bryan has planned to
reach Nebraska about October and dur
ing that month will go where he seems
70 be most needed. giving to Nebraska.
howevur, considerable of~tis time.
While there was no demonstration when
the special bearing Nebraska home folks
and Mr.. Bryan and family pulled out Of
Lehish Valley station at Jersey city. there
was waving Of hats and general express
sions heard OF safe passage.
Ed- o. Brandt. formerly OF Omaha and
now OF greater New York. who looks for
, all the world like Bryan. and has been
taken hundreds Of times for Peerless"
amused his friends oy making tail end
speech which Bryan himself thoroughly
enjoyed.
Dr. brown Talks of TriD.
Or. Brown, mayor OF Lincoln. who has
been a tireless worker in making the visit
of the Nebraskans both successful and
enjoyable. said just ne was stepping
on the train: I'VE have been spiendidly
received and we have enjoyed our visit
east to the limit Everything has been
all right the only diseord being In one
OF the newspapers OF New York rather
rejecting on the hospitality accorded Mr..
Bryan on board Mr. Goltras yacht As
g matter Of fact we could not have asked
better treatment and I want this state
mont made
''Of course some OF the newspapers hail
fun With us. but we had just as much
fun with New York. They looked upon
US az 9 type OF the west and Imagined
that we were all ropers and punchers.
However. Il did not take them long to
learn that We were genuine and citizens
OF common country After that II was
easy"
Mayor Dahiman spoke enthusiastically
Of the trip. believing that Il will do a
Trest deal IN advertising Nebraska and
putting the state forward. Jim took his
New York lariat with him to show some
OF the boys at home just how he roped