| Show manifested FOR BRYAN illinois turns out by thousands to honor him he republican governors ex fire a salute mr bryan handles hannas propositions without gloves calls attention to a statement purported to be made by bishop quincy oct 21 this has been a lazy meandering day of campaigning tor william J bryan it ie true he has traveled miles through bis native state and bloke more than dozen times but comparison with hie recent work makes the adjectives used applicable ue began at ottawa in tho morning made bome in the aprin sprin valley coal region ahot over to the mississippi sis sippi river at rock island and after making a wide detour by way of monmouth macomb and bushnell back to the mississippi concluding conc ludine the day at quincy late tonight be left forback bonville eon ville the town where mr and s bryan attended school and opre 4 ried to remain there until monday afternoon the interview with bishop which contained florae decided references to the free silver agitation and the education of the children of farmers was read carefully by mecryan Mr Cryan today and he made a response to the bishops statements in hie speech at monmouth mr bryan also took occasion to say something at la salle about the criticism i paes edby general benjamin harrison and ingalls of the big benr on hie advice to the working men concerning right to vote with vice president seated near him on the stand from which be spoke in a joint meeting held for the benefit of rock lelana lela nl and its bister town of moline mr aryan made a curt reference to president cleveland Cle reland and gave in other speeches indications that the closing days of the campaign will not be devoid 0 warmth large crowds were again alie order 0 the day rock island quincy and moline furnished the largest audiences that at monmouth was enthusiastic and showed considerable warmth several pieces not on the raier ad of the candidates epenial turne dout good eizel assemblages at one of these galva bome maa in the crowd questions at mr bryan and abon would not let him answer and for minute or two a spirited repartee between nominee and audience was kept up the eix thousand people at buesnel Bueb nel went fairly crazed over mr arvan and literally overwhelmed him in his progress from the stand to ane train on the conclusion of his speech the places where mr Bryan made ad dree es duriez the day are ottawa laballe Lay alle spring valley ladd buda kewanee hock island moline alpha alexis monmouth businell Bus bnell giacomb and quincy laruffo browm ER BOUM keonee oct 24 mr bryan began speech making this morning before he had eaten breakfast hid first appearance pe arance was at ottawa where ahe addressed people at half pact eight at lasalie he made another speech before 10 to an audience of about 1500 spring valley turned out a crowd n 1000 including nany miners to whom mr bryan poke briefly he also crowds of beveral hundreds at ladd and buda in bis speech at lasalie mr bryan replied to the criticisms by harrison and president ingalls of the big four road of bis advice to railroad men about cas ing their ballote said ladies and gentlemen there ie matter to which I 1 ask your attention fer a momen two men have ailed me to account because of advice which I 1 gave to railroad employee in peaking of the attempt of the railroads to coerce their employed emp loyes I 1 said that in these hard times when employment ie 0 o difficult to find I 1 did not want to ad rise laboring men to do anything which would lose them their employment and added aliat they should wear republican buttons if necessary march in republican parades if they were commanded to flo so and even contribute to the republican campaign fund if that was required by their employers but that they should vote according to their con vict ione on election day mr logallo lo galls the president of a rail in a speech at cincinnati de me for advising employed emp loyes to deceive their employers and ox dent barreon Har reon has charged me with teaching immorality in giving the advice which I 1 have quoted now t desire to justify my position ion the right to vote according to ones conscience is a law given ight coercion ie a violation of the hw and when I 1 advise employed emp loyes to vote as they please even though they must wear republican buttons and march in republican parades I 1 am taking hielmer grounds and giving mere patriotic advice than those who countenance coercion and appeal to employed emp loye to vote the republican ticket on election day merely because they lave been compelled to wear republican badges during the campaign at kewanee Kt wanee kock island oct 24 four thousand or five thousand people including numbered of farmers and their who drove into town from the eur rounding country heard mr bryan ou the fair grounds at kewanee at noon in bis speech mr eaid we have bad ac to 1 exemplified and illustrated in various ways as we have passed from place to place sometimes we have been greeted by ac little girls in white and one little gill dressed in vellow sometimes a carriage hag been pulled by ac white horses and one yellow horse and in a number of place we believe received flowers where the bouquet has been composed ol 01 16 white flowers and one yellow one but I 1 understand that in this county you have the 18 to 1 ratio represented in a much more practical ical and effective way than we havo found it represented anywhere else you have one family in this county with 10 per ons who have heretofore voted the re publican ticket all of whom will vote for free silver this year at 16 io 1 and whenn the family has bean republican why it counts you know at the bullion ratio because when we have a vote from the other side it counts two so in this family it really means the bullion ratio now 1 am not surprised that people who have been republicans all their lives are tins year deserting the republican party the republican party has a new position they are standing by their convictions and they say that they are not leavida lea vioa their party that their party has left them but the democrats who go from us to the republican party on the money question have to desert the history 0 the party because our party has ethod or bimetallism for the use of gold and dilver as standard money during allies existence I 1 eav when a republican comes to w he still his convictions that be used to have when a democrat leaves US he bae pot to change h convictions and eo over find denounce what he u ed to love and love what hessed to hate the most persistent ot tempt made during mr bryans courto create a demonstration agunat him occurred at a little place called galva where the train halted a few minutes jest after leaving kewanee about were there they were tresh from imbibing republican doctrine administered by the six governors ex of illinois who are traveling through the state with jolin tanner the tanner special train with its flat car containing a cannon biad mr bryane special earlier in the day A salute was red and abe governors gover noro deluged the isayan train with republican literature as by cheers or mckinley were given as mr bryan stepped out tn beet and th candidate responded with ie there anybody here ako thinks that gold standard is thebert the beet thing cries ol 01 yea andew followed mr repeated and botian immediate answer from an elderly man who wai very excited and shouted at the top of ate voice we have coined twice as much dilver bince the tiza tion set as there ever was from the time of jefferson Jeff ereon to 73 be shouted and the crowd cheered how cauch liver are we coining demanded the candidate there was noree ponee and be went on 1 I want chofre who fay that gold ie a good thing to hold cp bome gold he end hold ol 01 you juit then abe train began to move and mr bryan cat led bucit my friends look out for the gold man without any gold the crowd cheered but whether mckinley or bryan was not evident and abe crowd cheered on ial oct 24 the twin cities of moline and ROA island with the assistance 01 ol many people from davenport jut across the mississippi in iowa held joint celebration of win J bryans coming tate speeches biad been made at nil these places by mr arvan on hie trip from lincoln to new york in august bat evidently there bad been of interest in the candidate for at least people fathered to hear him at a point midway between moline and rock atland vice president stevenson was 1 ac d made a hort speech when mr bryan had concluded president went aboard the jervan special after the and accompanied the presidential candidate to cincy ui ncy although alpha and alexis were not scheduled for stops abe train belted at both places to enahid mr bryan to addrece good eizel creeds about 2000 people were at alexie and mr bryan told them that be felt interest in the town because it baethe homent his law partner it his bw partner bad not persuaded him to go to lincoln he eaid ha would not hare been elected to Con erese and if he bad not been elected to congreso Con gresi he would not have become a presidential candidate at maae ab mr bryan spoke ae follows ladies and gentlemen I 1 want to all your attention to an interview which appears in yesterday mornings chicago chronicle I 1 hope that we may find out that it ia not true I 1 waited until today before using po iti by the mornings paper might make a correction and when I 1 of it I 1 want you to distinctly understand that H there be a subsequent denial of thelan glae used then all I 1 shall eay about it enthusiasm FOB BRYAN shall 11 to the ground it ie aniolek view published in the chronicle of chicago of yesterday morning and a dispatch from new york giving the interview bishop worthington of amaba let me read you what ho bays when it was suggested suggest pd to the bishop that the farmers throughout the country were not in as prosperous a condition as they had been in the past bishop worthington eaid the trouble with the farmers in my judgment is that we carried our free educational system entirely too far the farmers great many of them who have absolutely no ability to rise get taste of education and follow it op they will never amount to anything that is many of them and they become dissatisfied to follow in the walk of life that god intended they should and drift into the cities it is the over education of those who ara not qualified to receive it that fill our cities while the farms lie idle I 1 my friends I 1 lope that it may prove that thee words were not uttered by bishop worthington 1 ne mr bryan arrived at quincy on his special train at accompanied by vice president stevenson big excursions came from points in illinois and missouri and helped swell the thou sanda of residents who turned out to aeo the parade and bea the speaking three speeches were made by mn bryan the first at court house square where an immense throng was congre feted he was heartily cheered the beautiful washington equale was the scene of the next demonstration and then mr bryan went to abo empire theater he brought put no new features in his when the nigh te work was over abo i candidate and mrs bryan returned to the special train which left over the burlington for jacksonville III |
