The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-28
REPUBLICANS CONDEMN 1T.
NO SYMPATHY WITH THOSE uuo.
WE'RE GUILTY OF THE OUT
RAGE
OMINEE HEARTILY RECEIVED.
Large and Enthusiastfc Audfancs.
Out to Hear the Addresses of the
Boy Orator.

the corner of Michigan avenue and
Monroe street this afternoon. several
eggs We're thrown at it by young stud
ents In the Metropolitan Business Col
lese' None OF the eggs came near Mr.
bryan or his wife. and neither of them
knew OF the episode until after the
parade was over
| All sorts of stories were current ahont
the affair, one of them being that M
bryan was struck with an egg. another
ma ner carriage was hit. Neither of
these stories was true however The
l.isl ess tnroWn at the parade came
.lon a boy standing on the sidewalk
in 1ront OF the Powers building In
Whlcn the Metropolitan Business Col
/ lege IS situated The egg was to all an
pearances thrown at the parade eener-
any ana at no particular individual a
II was not hurled with any violence
a pollceman who witnessed the act-
mace rush for the youngster who.
oafted up the stairway into a buiIdinp
"A second officer Joined the first. and as
the Two ran for the doorway several
more eggs were thrown from the win.
vows OF the business college, which oc-
cuples the fifth floor of the building
Inc Cook County Marching club
WHICH was escorting Mr. BRYAN re-
Seiveu the Dombardment, and severa :,
,iiice AiDert coats and glossy black
'iies were spattered with yellow. One.
or TWO eggs struck the sidewalk and
the crowd was decorated accordine,,,
Later IN the afternoon deIeeatior
from the county Democracy descando-t
upon the college with everv svno, .toy.
OF hostility and demanded that +ba
students who had done the throz,t,o,.
De turned over to it. They held nos.
session OF the college for a time and
nnaiiy left without learning who had
done the throwing.
M ne ponce had no better success and.
1mt. NJ Iowers, the owner of the building
VINO is also the president Of +ba snoi
iege. said that he did not know VIII.
,,au .,s..4 tnroWn the eggs although head
.iii.leu tnat they came from students
IN MS institution. He was much die
!ressed by the occurrence and declarasi
- l.s knew who had done the work he
would nave NO hesitancv in tnrnire
them over to the police. Later In the
ua uay areporter for morning RepJff5lI-
can paper while looking 1,yT- III.
IN the egg throwing was serioi1sIv
peaten by a party of men who had tax.
~ poa III Tie parade.
II would be yery glad to hoo 49,
the police have arrested thnsa +-f9e.
lnsuited Mr.. Bryan this afternoon ;,
SAID chairman Hanna, of the nationap
hepupncan committee tonight. What
ever may have been their motive tha.
act was a most disgraceful one and
deserves the condemnation of ever,
right minded person. / hope the antbnrg
l,es viii Investigate the case fuIIv
ana ~, properly punish the guilty ones
Inc republican management has no
sympathy with people who engage in
business of this kind
MT BRYAN arrived in Chicago at $3.50
T. m, over the Alton road and was
met at the depot by large and en-
lnuSiaSt1c crowd Of his admirers. The
crush TO see him was so great I'm the
narrow space on the first floor of the
Alton depot that the police had a Diff
ncuit TASK TO prevent people from be-
ing injured. The Cook County Demo
cracy Marching club and several sill
YER CLUBS, with large number of
bands and drum corps were waiting
for him on Canal street and as soor,
as ne appeared the march was taken
up for Battery ID on Michigan avenue
snort parade through the down town
streets preceded the arrival at the
battery
Entering the city from Brighton
Park, where Mrs. Bryan appeared OF,
the platform and distributed flowers
there were crowds at every street
crossing until the Union depot was
reached
While the crowds were dispersine
after the Bryan demonstration at the
depot. the sidewalk In front Of 121
Canal street gave way and nearly 100
people were precipitated into the base
ment. distance of twelve feet. MANY
received slight injuries. Those most
daT1nIIGIv yIrf De- -
Michael Finan. Albert Powers and
VIM. Nolan, all middle aged men.
None of them were fatally Injured. but
all will be confined to their beds for
some time to come.
Mr.. Bryan's address at Battery D
was as follows:
BRYAN AT BATTERY d.
I believe that in this campaign a great
question is to be determined for the present
at least. believe that the settlement of thai
great question affects every man. woman
and an, child IN all this land. and when see
stirred before believe that they aDpreciaff.
the responsibilities Of citizenship and thai
they intend that their ballots shall be cas-
for that financial policy which thew beJieve
to be best for themselves their neirhbors
and their country. l appreciate, too, the kind
ly feeling that has prompted this gift from
the Hebrew Democrats. (The gift referred to
was a silver star in the center Of which was
MIR. Bryan's picture. The star was presented
to Mr.. Bryan bv John Weinberg on behalf
of the Hebrew Democrats OF Chica1o0 Our
opponents have sometimes tried to make II
appear that when we denounce the financial
policy advocated by the Rothschilds that we
are attacking race. We are not my friends
We are as much opposed to the hnanciar
policy Of J. Pierpont Morgan as we are to
the financial policy of the Rothsch!lds We
are not attacking race. ! We are attack
ing greed and avarice which knows no race
or religion and / do not know OF any class
Of our people who by reason of their history
can better symrathize with the struggling
masses in this campaign than can the Hebrew
race.
I have never claimed infallbility but wher,
/ examine question and reach a conclusion.
which believe to be right, when | take
willing to stand by what believe I care not
what may happen. In this struggle for the
of bimetallism there was a time.
when l had less company than l have now
Your papers have called me a demagoeue
If there Is one thing which I am not II L..
a demagogue. A demagogue is defined as a
man who advocates thing which he does
not believe in order to-
Some OF the audience shouted for Mr.
Bryan to get up higher, as they could not
see him. Finally he mounted chair on the.
burst. "Ain't he peach" one enthusiastic
admirer demanded. Finally Mr.. Bryan pro-
ceeded as follows:
Now let me finish that sentence. dema-
gogue is who advocates thing which,
he does not believe in order to conciliake
those who differ from him. demagogue Ia.
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