New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-28
BRYAN NOT SOSURE NOW
FEELS LABOR VOTE LOSS.
Breaks Al Campaigning Records in
Last Day Here.

teT0SN oN Nllllam Jennings Bryan wnen ne
spent nearly twenty-four active hours In the
metropolitan district. Beginning at o'clock In
the morning at a meeting of night workers In
city Hall Park. something new in political cam
Paigns. the Democratic candidate for PRESIDENT
was On the &c constantly, with br1ef inter
ruptioa OF three hours for sleep. until nearly Z
O'clock this morning. MI Bryan maze esh-
teen speeches in this time. OF WHICH nine
in Brooklyn. FIVE in Manhattan three IN
New Jersey and one IN Queens
Beginning IN Manhattan MI Bryan went 70
Brooklyn. then TO Queens. then ne oasheo over
% New Jersey and back TO Manhattan In the
.--s-,np na rent first 70 Harlem, then way down
.s,1--haho--,e in South Brooklyn. and back
-A-,,SA that borough 70 Greenpoint. where his
las. sneech was made after O'Clock this morn
,,e :. uss o'clock when he reached his room
st the Hoffman House. Good sized crowds
crested Mr. Bryan wherever he went. but IN
that respect the meetings did not differ from
those he had n this section IN 1896 and 1900
IN some Of his speeches the Democratic can
didate showed the utmost confidence in his cleo
ton. while in others his mood seemed 20 change
and he expressed the idea that even II he should
be defeated he would find consolation in the
thought thar he had done something OF value
The feeling that the labor vote slip
ping away from MIN was apparent in some Of
his speeches. and he got rather bitter IN con-
templatinE the possibility that any lsboring man
might vote the Republican ticket
n Manhattan Mr.. Bryan was escorted by
~Boss' Murphy Of Tarnmany Hall, and in Brook
iyn by Senator Patrick H McCarr.n who has
been accused Of being an agent Of the Standard
OIL Company IN Albany ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Casnler spoke at the sir Brooklyn meetings.
preceding Nj Bryan He seemed much ex-
hzusted. snd had 10 be assisted IN getting in
an out OF his automobile He devoted con-
siderable attention 20 discussing his idea that
the members % the Public Services commissions
should be elected and not appointed
UrabIs TO look forward any rest to-day.
NJ. BRAN. II he keeps 70 his schedule. must
leave this city at Gas O'Clock this morning for
6 speechneking trip UP the Hudson, ending IN
TOY tonight He has conference called for
ST hour before he goes and that will get him
Up early
BEGINS EVENING wHIRL-
NJ Bryan vas hour late II beginning his
night schedule II was s O'Clock when he
reached Suffers Harlem River Park. IN East
l27th street The hail was packed with three
thousand persons. and the candidate
cheered fer several minutes. In closing his
speech he announced himself as the advance
agent Of prosperity +-to lead the country out OF
hard tines We have q plan" he declared
-ou- opponents have none- We propose rem
e6ies for the whole people. The prosperity and
progress of q country must begin with the com
mon people"
Prom Suffers Nj Bryan was ~hirled over 70
TIE star Casino at 107th street and Lexington
avenue. where he vas introduced by Nathan
Stratus. re repeated q somewhat ungracicus
remark made earlier IN the campaign, which
Eas: I know where the only panic will be Il
az elected 7 will be in the Taft family
F-o-n the second Harlem meeting Nj Bryan
was taken At racing speed down Fifth avenue
sna over the Williamsburg Bridge. out Bed
ford avenue end down the Ocean Parkway 70
the Roman Catholic Church Of Our Lady Of
cua6aloupe where he opened q fair with a
shor- speech Coming up from there 70 Pros
pect Hal there were times when his automobile
Ezs driven sixty niles AT hour. but the police
had orders not 70 interfere, although the party
vas challenged more than once.
There we're some six thousand persons in and
about Prospect Hall When Bryan reached y
with Senator McCa-ren- His arguments there
Ve-z ire same as At other meetings
At CLRNoNT AVENUE RINK
TIE rerr and largest meeting OF Ny Bryan's
B-ookr- circuit was az ClerDonr Avenue Rink,
which vas crowded long before his arrival
Lzeu-ena-- Governor Chanler. in g speech be
.o-e B-va-'s arrived, expanded his slogan. per
so-a1 liberty 70 r71n personal liberty in the
pursuit o. happiness" When NJ Bryan was
brought forward The many hours % speech
-gki-g had ,o- pe-certibly reduced his weight
@ -o-ed down his color, and he stood SHINING
70 I've minutes while the audience cheered
T-e- z DELEGATION % women presented large
bcggpe- q roses 70 him Having placed one IN
IS b,lrro,hole. he began by saying that he was
n tre ca-paigr because he was interested IN
ths questions ar issue, and ADDED
Tie fact that I an again candidate for me
Presidency IS proof that an nor nOtI---lSe
tecz-lee Of personal worth, but because te
1rf~g-s s-ard for are growing and spreading
i & rC- due . any eloauence on my pan: ~
he~z-se stand for things that VII 10Y Gle
Interested 81 these things more Ii-a-I II liz
Presidency
Il -nen p-orrfsed that Democratic Vlctory
would insure the publicity o. campaign con-
,--t,--fo,e The Biblical phrase OF the pest
Ie-~a that 1-aIssth II darkness was, he sa1o Z
poo4 definition Of secret contributions When
~ ~--,a n r71aranteed bank deposits NJ Bryan
sef- -1a- nerhaps he need not discuss them N
So ,5-y having such sound financial institu-
r5a-e~ uA smiled and after the crowd had
csaea5 Laughing he asked suddenly, Did Judge
-ee. ercaE here last night There were shouts
81 ne Affirmative M. Bryan then said
Die ne say anything about the guarantee OF
hsrk deposfts2 How could he have overlooked
+ bere n this city, Somebody should nave toI9
~ % sneak Of &, possibly somebody toIo
- ~ 70 he IS e very obliging gan 1ney
80 -, when he was in the West not 70 men
+fr- . there and he didn't My platform IS the
same everywhere, and is GOOD everywhere D1'
rs seerrs 70 be good IL sections only
=. p-ysr asked all who believed that when
6uEaIcAN Hosiery