The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-11
AT THE BULLETINS.
Crowds Reading the Notes
From the Convention.
POPS DELIGHTED WITH BRYAN.
hard Msusy Democrats Declare They
wuI Vote fog sfcKisisy-Bry-
eu's seektIe Relatives.

Yrom ~ time the nr~t s1sfesins were
rsss ous 40 front % the Post~Inssisseneef
1fysce yesterday sssssfs siAe final announce
sr,ent came Of TIE nomination Of Bryan,
Cherry street VAS packed with q tnfonx
Of Spectators. kseniv Interested IN fas
etorv OF the corgsnsAon. a. tod fnTo1Ea
*t,s ssriee annoanceusents wilios appeared
from time 70 time. II was s very oA4ses
crowd. much gsysn 20 breaking 40 IA
small groups AID discussing the ssfiastiofs.
and no demonstrations ssre made. except
an occasional sharp yell when the ossie-
ssrs dfscinksd tkat Bryan Sss gaining
over Bland II was very apparent thai
the symos sases OF The crowd wsrs VITA
Bryan In she sfrsxgit. and an inspection
oT ire crove shewes he reason. IN that BY
far the greater portion we're Fopaatss
and single taxexs.
There wa. quite . n1srseer 81 free silver
Republicans In TIE crowd. John whey
among The number. They wafensa ne
bssIetins with great attention. wsAfing ior
fse Te;ssr boom to raterfalize. On ons
ballet. when Teller received the vote cs
ire Colorado delegation. th~y we're aaits
ssare shat ~ was tho osnnsenreSnent o1
a stassx~ds 10 she free silver IsA1*r. ard
<sz.r wrrs unzuastlonshly disappo nssd
with fse fnst resuil-
N&th ths Eapaslssg~ II was different brvs
~ vas tkrir razn frosn m STAR. aile "a
arzssnnsfon wAs enthusiastically sscsised
~ sxaHY Of them. JsstHs "insos. E1gens
wsy ans osher psara'nsns Pogiiists I'm
sss~asAtesY after the ness vas recsfved
wsas to ne telegraph Office aud wired
zse&r conxra ttssafion 70 Bryan
rrurssrert popaflisss assert thai there ID
re xse~Eson thes tss< nomination OF Bryan
~rs5l ee lndoys-c At H. Louis. and whether
Il d OF rot. RryAn Win receive tAs votes
Of sfe majority Of ns Popniss OK tnss
state
TIE pronounced free silver Democrats
Also seem 20 taxa che nontnatiou well
BRYAN during hss Visit 10 This city In Sep
sssnhex last made . good many friends
among them. ard more than one OF fnem
claims thai hts conversion % the Gauss
Of free silver Has caused by listening 10
the apeech which th@ silyer-tonguei ora
ter male on that occasor. Lee Hart sas
s. rs8ea.afis iahslsnt over the nomination.
and wanted 10 bet small sum that Bryan
nil carry Ohio.
There - a movement on foot among tho
porssilnss 10 hold ratification meeting at
once. without waiting fer the action OF
the St Louis convention. Others favor
JoEnfng the Democrats In their meeting.
which will be held a. soon as Bil Nhits
and Hush Wallace return from Chicago.
Among the conservative sound monsy
r. decided feeling Of depression. not only
over the platform. but over the candidate
The more outspoken OF them plainly say
that they VIII vote and act with the Re-
pnblican rarity this fall. while othe-r are
nos1-cofnmltsal. The feeling among the
sound money Democrats II illustrated ~
the following remarks made b. Judge
Thomas burke ON the subject:
All those who believe that the honor
ard integrity OF the repuhlsc are threas-
ened BY the action OF the Chicago con-
senflon should stand together, irrespective
or rarty The elements of disorder and
tiishoEof under the black flag OF the Chi
caao convention. should he met by union
OF ali men OF all parties who believe in
upholdlnx fha constitution ard laws of tie
eoantry and In maintaining It's honor and
integrity
AR. BRYAN would be quite surprised 10
know what an extended circle OF ac-
quaint anceship he has In Seattle. There
must certainly be in the nesghborhooa OF
30 or 300 OF his former school mates IN
this city. for large percentage of ex-
NehFaskaass resident here have distinct
recailecslons OF having gone to school with
HIM. and the former Illinoisans who re-
member him in his childhood days at
Salem. In THAI state. are equally nnmer-
Gus
In addition to these aeauaintances. pn-
tatiye and otherwise. Mr.. Bryan has aoFfte
bona fide bsood relatives here. who are
quite delighted a. the honor which has
been showerea unon him. Mrs. Susan
While who resides az 40 Market street.
Il a sister OF AR Brsau's mother. Mrs,
White has two daughters. also resident
here. one OF whom Is he wife Of the Rev.
Clark Davis. while the. other. Miss Lille
T.. Waite. Is teacher IN the Rainier
school During Mr. nryaas visit here last
September he ives a guest ~ Mr. DAYS
home
gev. Clark Davis L. himself an ardent
pfuhibgloniss In his p0iiFtoal faith bat ne
s3id not attempt 70 cosireal has satsxfaclso
az thu nomination Of Bryan tie said thai
iii addition 10 BryNu's great abilities nov
recognized ny everybody. be was q man ot
slnxnlasiy pure character, he joined ths
church Ia early manhood had beer sscra-
sary or The T. NJ. & a. N hs home town
and MAS entirely without any had habits.
II Is quite likely that the Prohibition ma
fionMl ticket win be shs ona vote In tho
coming election which might safely have
hcen cauatea upon had the Democratic
convention turned down the Nebraska
statesman. ana one vote in Ire Prohibition
party counts higher ia percentages thaa
il does elsewhere.