The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29

A mother eouuy heard from, faint you tired
y as 'p III. Wy VI s.ia tSsis wa. need to call
ssysees Of warrington the arst elements Of
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sisy Up all night and tsii. "a Yoiss. "wSoliy
and some sonfusion,l during
Wished 10 vas with the red nan oftho forest.
ffsspsstfuiiy, but In siviliIsd Washington we
NJ. sSns again 'SsSSs .ppd
TO Mr.. Wolf not TO use such harsh ianEuase,
but he was impregaabls and refused TO be con-
9ssr;d II: We, soinsS % 70 :sy .c,rS,s IN.
duet, uhsn he was told to "dry up"so voeifer.
ousiy that be took the HAT and drisd up, >.
There were cries long and loud for "Brysn,"
Breed arose to make = motion. I NOV that
calls for By suI-l move-tre
newed calls for Bryaul-f novels voice
Move faster laughter and more calls Tor
BtyAnl-I move-tthen, raising his voice, he
said the motion would be 10 favor OF the rear
portion OF the auhiepcel-thst any-
But II was no use. The audience wanted
ssd there was . great calm. She did not ex.
poet to exact order, but she appealed to them
On their honor as gentlemsn to allow the Doe.
wss al riahts jus, i've minutes.
Then Or. breed proceeded again to attempt
70 state his motion, WHOM the following scene
was enacted between Breed and the audience,
hudisnee. "BryanF' "Brysol"sc.
Breed. move
Audience again Interrupted.
Breed. ! move you-
Mere calls for "Bryaa" "o'Donovan," and
breed. lam going to make = motion In your
sui the audience would not hear. but de-
mandsd Bryan or O'Donoysn.
Breed. move that
Another Interruption.
Breed. movs that this
10 was no goi he could not get the sentence
flashed, and nnsliy Mrs arifins made an
and DR.. Breed stated his motion, which was
that any personal tensctious on the audience
or reporters should be considered out OF order
'c Tsis ~. very iosss Ss who looked
about amarsd, and put on 3 sort OF "ef fu
Brufv- expression as DR.. Lock wood 10 . loud
MI. bryan. / want TO amend, II may be al
Or. Breed. No allowing about 1t.
This created combustion, amid which Mr..
Bryan again rose 10 speak.
Dr.. Breed ITO Bryant Are you = memberi
(which remark caused Grest lsuEhterJ
. question. IHs was proceeding to ask It when
Mr.. q. W. Hinton, Who was standing near by,
Insisted that there should be no intsrruptions,
~ hsa,S Thi. N : nav actor on tsis stsss.
80 : .s...,,on "a c,sstss s''
Mr.. Bryan next lifted up his voice, and WAS
Ists,s"s sort of Mime Ia .ha. lie vss About
to make . motion, but the audience issistsd sn
his taking the platform. DR.. Lockwood vol.
uatsersd TO invite the promine.t defender Of
ss sss W. hs
And M 1rysn rsluotsntly Yielded 10 the en-,
sss.,s o. sosssr ~ ~ eyym
lie Proceeded cautiously, and b. . nssk move.
neat ass1sea rn ess ana sfaos, .JSessded
hi "a Nv the storS or appIsu,e which sur.
,ovna n hin, in ths .ttcmpt
Once in posltion. he saii he did no, arise for
the purpese Of speaking, but to amend DR..
asssti,s 10 hsi,oes Nj. Woirs per.onsiitie.,
Nm. 0rifaor asksd ii he wanted TO make
m N 4. : motionI
Nj Rr,sn reniied he would have done an.
but ths seo,ismsn on the stage talked b i'm
oyer the table some one re-.
%o a sua,sa, .s..s.,.s INV mania Si.. M
Taas,s NJ :, ~! r.Dortsr' sna assy ws,tsd
~, a.. oi., "a 20 an SUI INV "-''
MI Brvsn AID he .ppe.rsd to.pluht a.,
shsupIon OF the cause * woaan'. rights. He
E sS .sss IA M GrSsa a., 2. od %f ,..
,.ist,o. H. Lssn them o,t az sinsis hs...sf
nsss Ths sncisnt yirrins were NJ y. noor
Dr. Rreed rose to 4 point Of order TTho
= sntismsn "a personsl In bis rcmsYL,
fThs crovd' Arc YOU an old mad mr. A
wtdow vbioht I.aughtey
Nj Arv.n AID IN replv ~ thu .eotlsm.n
-. ;..ious Of IN. sttsntion besto,ysI unon
~. Isd's. n. .c,id sn,,ah Nj, ~ or
~ s,,n uo'' nv "'u'u ''u'" MN w "''e'
DR.. Breed rose TO . point OF ORDER
MI. Hinton. A 70 you the president Of this
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,aS 81 ~ ns ~ S.,,, sns,mn.,
1son, ~. .oa,iun. aa 'APse'eu oe''e' "sA'non'
Mr. Brysn said il would DO accorded In the
same proportion he had received 1t.
b. s. Saidsr, Who 10 known to the wsshlns-
ton public ~ an eccsntric genius, proposed
that eentleman TO speskT, which was an.
cred by shouts of derlsiye Laughter BY the
noisy boys and lEentIer) men But Snider
would not DO put dovn thai way, and he re-.
psated the qusssioa with greater emphasls
DR.. lockwood Insisted on Snldef keeping
his seat and mouth closed; which excited
laughter In the superlativs degree.
Mrs. Colby protected Mr.. Bryan from tho
insolenos Of his own ser, and carried her
point By requiring Snider TO hold his tongue.
Miss Hall. Mrs. drinlug's left hand ''msidn
Of honor, wanted to remind the speaker that
me were old r aids from choice; but BryAn's