The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-25
TALK ABOUT TOUGHS
College Students Succeed in Breaking
Up a Bryan Meeting.
BAD YOUNG MEN FROM YALE
But In Other Places In Connecui-
out the Nominee Is Accorded
Every Courtesy and He Makes
Some Telling speeches.

New Haven. Conn. Sept. 24.-Five
hundred students. assisted by a band
of the First regiment OF the National
Guard of Connecticut broke up the
address by William ]. Bryan at this
place. A platform had been erected
on the historical New Haven green"
and at that platform for more than
an hour before the nominee arrived
from 10000 to 1900 people had surged
to and fro. To the right OF the stand
the students had congregated await
ing the arrival of Mr.. Bryan. At 12:15
o'clock Mr.. Bryan was driven In car
riage through the crowd to the plat
form. Immediately all was confusion
in front. The students broke forth in
their college oheer of the frog chorus
from "Aristophanes," following with
three long Yales, nine ''rahs," a Yale
and Mckinley"
The crowd surged to and fro in front
of the stand and dozen policemen
fought Ii from the platform. There
were cheers for the nominee, but from
the right OF the stand the students re-
peatedly broke forth with their yell.
and for 20 minutes II was impossible
for Mr.. Bryan to make himself heard.
Joseph B. Sargent, the democratic
nominee for governor, who was to In
troduce Mr.. Bryan, tried to quiet the
yelling mob In front. but he could not
be heard 10 feet away. In vain did
Mr.. Bryan attempt to restore order.
but It was many minutes before any
thing like quiet was obtained. Then
the crowd began to surge again and
the police to fight those In front.
Women tainted and several persons
were taken from the crowd. overcome
hty thA Tha
clubs and one of their number. mount
ed on a spirited horse. forced the ami
NAL In front of the stand. nearly Great
ing a panic. Again Mr.. Bryan tried to
speak, but he was interrupted by the
yells of the students. This lasted al
together for 25 minutes and when at
last the noise had subsidized sufficiently
for him to make himself heard by
those Immediately in front of him, Mr..
Bryan started to speak. AS he pro-
ceeded the noise quieted, but every
few minutes he would be interrupted
by the frog chorus
Mr.. Bryan said: Ladies and gen.
tlemen-I am glad there are college
students here. i want to say a word
to the students. Your college has
helped to add fame TO your city and
those who assemble here are supposed
ter equip themselves for the duties Of
life. i am glad to talk to the students
because, my friends we have cause
which appeals to students. IL the SYM
dicates and corporations rule this
country, then no young man has a fair
show unless he Is the favorite of a
corporation. Applause, and yells for
Mckinley by a portion Of the stu
dents.) II the people have a right to
govern themselves and deputize that
right then every citizen has a fair
show and every man may acbieva
wbat ba desires We desire 20 have
ali The ayen,,as oman 90 the CON NJ the
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nv, spaA'ns VI sons mho az ,,, sen. W
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sains' NEn.husiasue appiau'eL WI,
wait uhtii these sois nave eAhausteu
whau thelr iatners nave ieit 'ne,h, anu
1 VIII appear 10 tneir chiiureh VINO VIII
nave 70 commence ire where tnelr
grandfathers commenced.
MY friends, Just government Is
best Tor the great mass OF the people.
Equal laws and equal opportunities
are best for 30 out or every hundred
VI vu' .'sN."'' NiNh' "hoih iSPNa'euP
Ana, therefore, our cause appeals TO
every young man who wants to make
this government so good as to deserve
the love and confidence and support
OF every citizen In this land. We ap-
peal not only to the students, we ap-
peal 10 business men who have been
terrorized by the rnancial-what may
l call It! tappiause).who have been
.yrahhiZeu over py nnancial lnstitu-
tions. IN some instance IL is more
uahse,ous 70 RAISE your VOICE against
,he IulIns poMers .nan u Is Ior apso-
.use "'o,a my " eai.iIss ene sorea
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sanS IT., hu snnai',nm 30 4, h,,, .,,i,
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ana tha r,gbt ~ fra. snsach ~ ,hIs
country Rns,ress me, have baan tnI5
the free coinage Of s,ivar wonId min
them II a can ruin them then NV
friends n will be had indeed because
the gold standard has increased the
number Of failures among business
men and every step that has been
taken has been followed-(Yells from
students) I have been so used TO talk
ing TO young men who earn their own
living that I don't know-tGreat an