New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-20
BRYAN PARTY HELD Up
ra-GHT IN AUTO TRIP.
a1,,,vless On" Inuades Nee Eng
landLSereraE Speeches Made.

-. Sent accompanying through Con-
I'D Rhode Island. William J. Bryan. to-
rs ). this ctv ended his first invasion OF the
reHe ,.,nuaiSn fl the East. The DAY was not
Tts Re incidents. particularly after Rhode
WIZ tory was reached. where Nj Bryan and
ls4n one point were arrested for everspeedinS
Farea-,oh.Ie The itinerary as arranged by the
she -,.,a s-ate committee provided for stops
baoos p,,nt and woonsocket and made neces-
q ~ - stv automobile over about thirty-ive
So the d5ls;iesS and apparently The most ram
Tl7 highways that New England can boast
Dust begriHned ana locking Ike stokers'
ta-1. left the cars al the several stopping
re pa she waiting crowds welcomed the Ne
pia0cs' - his party as heartily Il they had
'Tass1 r,-, the proverhial bandbox-
siepp'.. lord South Norwalk and New London
A 81 ;, the day. the Democratic candidate
to"- short addresses TO large audiences using
deiiseies 50 Of his argument the Democratic plat
as iH' as has been his practice during the
iaT'- -, 5eprecatinS the Republican platform
T7eseH. ,,,s hearers that they have nothing to
sna - Republican victory in November
expect IciA
nEXl -.F-,r- easr1Ires of the day began
iHF - ,s-rv reached Rhode Island soil. ana
VIE S--te Limited train on which IL was
tae o. rs stopped. through the courtesy OF
tra'e---e W. New Haven Hartford officials.
ne - IN the town Of Warwick the home
81 Al4 cfates Senator Nelson W. Aldrich
q N -. vrs-e waiting. and in these the party
A0'''--- ,,,,e- a four-rnie trip to the home. at
va - n Colonel p n Quinn one OF the
hNt-Pf -,e state Democracy. where Mr. Bryan
lsa7eIs = e-s- Rhode Island address in this
= she r-escnce Of I good sized audience
en- - ham of the Rhode Island trip was not
'-N =. incidents for the limousine car in
ga, " BRYAN was travelling hecauze he
s = ,-ese-ve his throat from the dust, baked
100 t,c goal was reached. and he was
,os77-e and sccede 10 the demands q the
chauffeur. a ,,,a- eollovrad
Pive-nofnr demonstration vas over. and
=, -s-tv I'm SIX automobiles. had headed Tor
----so-te- the home Of colonel George "
- n the Democratic National Committee
80 E-vsn's automobile again baked and re
- i-s durv The was left. with its
- bz the roadside. and in one - the FOL
- as NJ BRYAN started for the Rubber cry.
D., ~ troubles of the DAY were by no means
- pbo5e Island has laws regarding the pace
= ,55c+ automobiles can travel Not alone that
=. -, Guardians OF the pence lave provided auto
- +-.ne Al several vantage points. notably
80 r--,yrooi avenue over which Nj Bryan and
HE marty we're destined to travel
-. -es1l- of this combination Of law and auto
ot5le --srs was that the car which carried colo
sl BRYAN vas held up by one Of the automohlle
1i.s77en and the party placed under arrest After
rain fo-rns fies. such IS the taking OF names.
:, had been gone through with, the party was
,v,5 N Drocerd Another car. containing news
s,e- mr.. suffered d like fate and like procedure
A. Woonsocket the open air speech Of Colonel
Nm AZ Clinton oval was heard by great
c-1va The address covering the same general
,-our5 as At River Point and other places. and at
"a o'clock q train was taken for Providence.
zbs-s ne closing speech Of the present New Eng
,.,5 ---n vas delivered tonight al Infantry Hall
in The presence OF d crowd that filed the largest
auditorium in this city 10 OVERLOOKING and crow ded
tb4 ssirxays and streets in the immediate neigh
buao5
4 ,be stations between Woonsocket and Provi
5e,ee crowds had gathered to catch a glimpse. IL
rassisle NJ NJ BRYAN and the latter dotted his ha-
and bowed with = smile to those no were near
enough 10 notice The salutation-
Al Providence Governor James H. Higgins, with
rsnbers Of the committee welcomed Bryan as ne
sr1ed from tie train and escorted him to the
Gown Hotel where dinner was served and a short
respite enjoyed previous 10 the visit 10 Infantry
Hal
crowds were at the station and lined The streets
ie the hotel and Bryan's welcome to Providence
vocifsrous one.
TIE address al Infantry Hall was much in Ire
Nth his addresses during the last few days He
criticised the Republican party for its position on
ne tariff. the trusts and the labor question. and
criticised Nj Taft for amending his partys plat
form He reiterated his charge that the campaign
expenses Of the Republican party were being paid
is- in large part from corporations which had
aroadeBed under the protective tariff system Con-
osrnng labor lie denounced M Taft for his atti-
'ude this question. and once again challenged
I'm 70 put himself on record 10 his position on
this issue
Bryan and ms party ief. here on late train for
New York. whence the itinerary tomorrow in
alaes TRIP 10 EsOpus. the home Of eX-Judge
anon 3 Parker. and 10 Wolfert's BOOST, the home
Of Ex-senator David Bennett Hin. near Albany
South Norwalk Conn. Sept ls.-willlanl Jen-
1lss Bryan. Democratic nominee for President.
arrived here on the way to Providence on schedule
-ne II special car attached 20 the regular train
Tue here Al go he waved farewell from the
-'saT Platform The train drew out Nj Bryan
sa's CHI here the following interview to The As
t'asIed Press. replying TO the statement Of Mr.
Ait given in mis- written interview Of September 10,
20 he effect that the Independistas in the Philip
pines prefer Republican victory to M Bryan's
promise"
When this appeared says Mt. Bryan, Mr..
LsEe Warren. OF Boston. cabled TO Mr. Albert
-nsfTetio q Manila as follows:
Tat declares Independistas prefer Republican
o1amph, Is this troe2 l desire immediate author
naive opinion Of Centre or Of yourself as presi-
deut'
might explain hat the Centre is the governing
eo'F Of the Nationalist party, and is composed Of
representative elected from each Of the thirty
me provinces Mr.. Warren received the following
reply:
nationalist party. with Immediate independence
0esd prefers triumph Of the Democrats General
convention of July p agreed unanimously and join
enthusiastically Bryan's platform.
ALBERTO BARRETTO. President
ne Nationalist party is the largest group IN the
1h-ppnes Assembly. and IT, according TO Mr.. Bar
l1lo Is unanimously opposed 10 Nj Tafts seiec-
don On June IS the Philippine Assembly. by vote
y q 10 e declared that the people desire iulne-
vale Independence II Mr.. Taft wants 10 defend !
= PONG! on the ground that it ought to be adopt
: Nhether the Fiipinos want il or not, he can do
= ont ne cannot bring the support Of his posi-
- any authoritative declaration by any considera-
W portion Of the FIIipinos''