The sun., 1896-08-11

/ Win silver rim. were given TO Mfb DEyAu e,nA
| had so many flowers that some OF them bad 70
s ss given away SO shs tore nF st o,Ssr
| people
| The train was an hour and q half late when
| ureached Pittsburgh.
| BIG TURNOUT IN PIrrsBURoH.
Rryan's reception in PittsburEh was almost nos
as big as the one he received at Chicago. The
he sns
the way he was blocked. and the procession that
He ps uni s% a. wSs ,So held fG aos The
big crowd. He appeared on tho balcony, made
his little bow, and got of another little lump q
the 3oo-mile speech, and then retired TO WASH
| up and get his supper.
He bad two receptions tonight One at the
Avenue Theatre, the building adjoining. He
nude his speech at both places. going through
ope ss,aGe entrance OF one TO tho stage on'r"n'e
1t was a big and uncom Portable crowd that
thronged the opera House. Long before the
hour advertised for tho meeting there was
nTntng; bowling mob around the doors hd sIsug rug,
delegates @ s'ssss to County ta Vss Veoneention ri '
Once inside they took things into their own
hands. swarmed ali over the theatre. blocked
the hisles, bantered the speakers ana lanheu
There was only one man who managed to con-
troll them, and that was the one they had come
TO hear-Bryan himself. SO crowded WAS the
building that the owner had to make speech
Of panic. SO self -assertive was the crowd that
space reserved by a Gordon OF police Tor the
cupied BY the audience. and the clnbmen had to
stand all through tho meeting In the aisle.
nearly every man ia the audience took his coat
OH as soon a, he was seated. some % 'oox nn .nelf
as 1 III sin y Msn hS wSnen ma managed
Twice policemen had TO forcibly eject those
who stole seats from weaker people, ana the
audience by hooting the offenders, began to
The stage was crowded to. the back drop"
and there was thronR OF women ana mon
roosting in the "fy" galleries far above the
stage.
The wing entrances TO the stage were blocked
with men standing dozen deep and fighting to
see over the shoulders OF those In front The
aisles were impossible.
,,There was not even standing room and the
pit" occupied by the orchestra was blocked
until the rail gave way and broke down.
THE PITTSBURGH SPEECH.
Editor James Miis was Chairman of the
meeting. He introduced the Boy Orator. who
started right of like this:
Mn: CHAIRMAN AND FELLOW CITizESs: !
few Of our pSopls along 10 keep up the shs en-
sS %hS in .s platforms
but as J have seen few audiences , like ike
take back few of you to set an example or en-
no more Wild West: i is the wild East
of this camuaign. because II is not considered
proper to discuss the campaign at least for tho
fied Of hi, nomination. tCries OF The people
know about it, and applause Therefore am
gong 10 KlSe 10 those VINO Will CoUe atteT
the discussion of such questions as may be Der
tinent at this time. .
II shall simply thank you for this extIaordi-
When left home told them that was COIN
ing to open the campaign in what was now
hoped would be our own , country before the
campaign was ThsTef9Ss na hSys Mos
in the, East: that It was already
e' tks. in thss hsp proSross OF this campaign not a
single Lriyate in the ranks will stanc nearer to
the enemy's lines than he IN whose hand is ihe
standard. :.
presents. as we believe. those policies which are
Tor the best interests of all tho people, ami wo
are not terrified because our enemy has soughtto
apply to us epthets aad hard names when
Which sn % we i nave S TAKEN Theyy shall not be- per:
mii,ed to put US in the attitude OF opponents OF
FSss'H%sp sSsi ahsre is out derence @ between Dd ds
Tending the Government and defending
ment for private ends. Ono man. than whom
there never hraver. ruer Demo.
in these words: There are no NECESSARY evils In
government: IT'S OWLS exist only in It's abuses
1t is SO, my friends. and what we attack are tho
abuses Of government, and not the Government
nset: ELI ,o ia ,,o ro,., .n.,,v ~ mi. cor,,rv7
The worst enemy, Of this country is the man
who seeks unjust legisi alton or defends unjust
LEGISLATION after II has been obtained. He is tho
seek. TO prevent unjust legislation. and II un-
Just legislation hns been enacted. seeks to erase
of government? Not the man who seeksvcious
legislation because OF the pecuniary roht 1t
ernmcnt so well that he would form 1t 30
that II would be the servant OF every citizen.
My friends. in this cnm.mtgn there is ore
great and that one question must be settled
first before other questions can be settled. The
nation that is not able to adopt Its own financial
question, qus3 a. W Ne do not say That our or,
ponents are insincere. We do not say that
do H'' say ;' that that When When they attempted 10
tell the American people that we must be de-
ro"rrnment. ths, It matters not how honest
they may be- we dare not intrust legislation In
II have said that in this contest we have
repetition ..f the contest OF l77d. and that in
this campaign as in that. the line VII be drawn
the man who believes that this nation is not high
believe in Honesty. but, would call your
sttrntiQn to the fact that in the struggle OF our
esty believed that we ought to continue the po-
iitCal supremacy o: Great Britain. Honest they |
we're. but mistaken; and II you go To the ceme-
grateful peorle TO commemorate the names OF
those who thought that the English dominion
There are people to-day who believe that
this nation is not strong enough to legislate Tor
our people: people who honestly believe that: |
people who believe that an attempt to do |
so would bring great disaster. but, my
honesty. We nnst enter into a right and Just
struggle with them. because assert here that
financial domi ion by foreign power Is as dan |
gerous to the liberties OF the people as political
dominion; But must not talk more. lCries Of
Go on
- desire TO thank You for the interest you
have shown in the very beginning, OF this
campaign, and ! have no fears that that |
interest will be allowed to die. |
believe that tho toilinR masses OF this |
country. those who produce its wealth. |
those who have achieved and must achieve its |
greatness are willing to risk their all on this |
republic and rise or fall with II: that to them
can appeal in this campaign with the confident |
assurance when tho vote is counted an enor- |
nous majority OF the American people will |
declare in favor OF American system OF |
finance for American people, administered by |
Americans"