The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-14
BRYAN AND SEWALL
Formally Notified at New York
City of Their Nomination,
The GARDEN DENSELY CROWDED
EsveraI United States Senators and Con-
Rrsssmen Present-Mr. Bryan's Voice
Boarse and He Showed Sishs OF
Fatigue-SewaIPs Address.

New York. Aug 1o'-Wllllam Jen-
nlngs Bryan ana Arthur oeWal were
formally hotlneo las. nign' Cnat they
were the cno!co oA Sne oenocratic
party lot the hien olnces III Cne gll1
OF the People Vi 'he ohiOeo oUaCes'
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great ruse i"f a"'li'tahce the ponce
were az Ilti79 'oFceo 10 use Che'r cluo'
To prevent women ana chlloreh lrom
beihg tfampieo uhoer loot' ana the
crush was so great that several women
Ialnted ana were carrleo away III am
oulahcea seated on inc PlatIorm IN
the rear Oh the rostrum were Une mem
oers OF the notlncatlon commlttee ana
ana other distinguished democrats
1hese lncludeo senators stewart
BIanchard' Camoen' blackDurn' lii
man. Fasco' ana " nuInOor Vi congress
men IN the boxes were seated MIS-
bryan' Mr' ana Mrs blano, mrs. uoV'
btone and many others. MRS Bryan
was recognized as she entered the ooA
and the audience went wild, cheerlng
her for fully i've minutes Inc Prln-
elpal actor OF the evening en-
tered the nall oy private en-
trance unknown TO the crowo OUTSIDE
but when ne stepped Oh Che sCaho anu
was recognized oy many III Inc nu"r
ehee great cheer went up Dryan,
Bryan, Bryan! was the shou' ol
those VINO knew hl,h' anu as oThes III
Une crown reaI'Ne' 'ii"O Ono 'ioio VI
'he evening hao colhe 'ilo enoeiins oo
came louder ana louoer. A' o'l'
CLOCK senator 'oneS Vi ArHans"' A,,,
caile" the meeting TO oroer: Hillo's
- "iii'i ". vas .n~oo OAe on~ii D-A
the meeting. Mr.. Danforth told the
people that he knew they did not
want speech, and he was not going
to disappoint them. He closed by
presenting Gov. VIM. II. Stone OF Mis-
souri,, chairman of the committee on
notifications. There were more cheers
He then gave notification to Messrs.
Bryan and Sewall of their nomination.
Although the cheering thousands in
the hall were hot of body and hoarse
of throat, they rose as one man when
Chairman Dantorth stepped 1orwaro
and introduced Mr. Bryan. Then came
wild demonstration. The band
struck up a lively air and added TO the
din. Mr. Bryan held up his hand Tor
silence. 1t was like an incentive to
yell louder. The audience finally be-
came quiet enough for Mr.. Bryan to
be heard and he began his speech. His
voice was firm, but it showed signs OF
hoarseness. He was often interrupted
with applause, and this seemed to an
noy him, as he showed signs OF IA
tigue. (The main points OF Mr.. Bry-
ans speech are printed in another col
umn of this paper
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