New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-09
BRYAN HEARS HIS FATE.
THIS TIME OF HIS NOMINATION BY
THE SILVER PARTY.
-,x popocRATIC CANDIDATE AGAIN At HOME
CSC TELLS HIS NEIGHBoRs HOW RE HAS
MADE CONVERTS ~ THE EAsT-DowN
WITH THE GLASSES" HIS CRY

&c TELLS HIS NEIGHBoRs HON RE HAS
MADE CONVERTS IL THE EAsT-DowN
WITH THE GLASSES" his CRY
,...oIn Neb Sept. S-The. second home coming
:, w,,lam Jennings Bryan since his nomina ton by
~. chicago Convention was made the occasion Of
.,.e,nc from mis- fellow ownsmen that differed
,,oro his first reception here Presidential cam
a,da,e in that it was strictly partisan. 1t was
az o'clock this morning when Mr.. Bryans train
cached the Burlington station. Several thousand
,conje were waiting there and the nominee
,pped tho platform he was received with cheers.
:, was real Western welcome. and Mr. Bryan
ssowed his appreciation in the beaming looks he
rave The crowds IN the station and along the streets.
Governor Holcomb James c. Dahman. chairman
a,he Nebraska State Democratic Central Commit
go. John + Cresswrll. of Ora ha C. ]. Smythe can
asse for Attorney General on the Democratic and
pspuisiic fusion ;ickc-. and number OF other
,rcmner, Bryan mon Joined Mr.. Bryan at Omaha
ard at places along tho route Al Ashland large
Reception Committee from Lincoln boarded the
,rain Among others r. the party its arrival here
nere George A. Groot. Of Ohio. chairman Of the
Notification Committee Of the National Silver Party,
md 4 r Talbot. Mr.. Bryan's law partner who is a
candidate FOR the Nebraska Senate the Rcpub-
Hean ticket They came through with the Demo-
cratic nominee from Chicago
Escorted by TWO brass bands. tire Bryan f'lanl-
heXr f'l.n It's members IL NnliC 1Eck UNIFORMS,
with rod helmets. freo-silver club. wearing sill
,ered capes ana the local Reception Committee =.
Mr Pryan was conveyed to his home In DIST. near
ssventeenth-st through tine principal streets. Lin
oolr rad made holiday OF the occasion. and the
sidewalks we're crowded with people who shouted
az the nominee went by. 4 long line OF carriages
hroush, ~ the rcar of the parade In Mr.. Bryan s
carriage were Governor Hocomb and Chairman
1root If the Silver Notification Committee
Cd bout Mr. nrx ~, C
house. but the nominee made his way through 1t
o,,icklv md went inside his wife and chill
dron 4 few minutes later he rcappeared on the
,orch and said few words in response 10 the ar-
ylause from his audience.
y believe the committee has arranged for a
speech his afternoon" he said and n speech this
evening 80 will have ample opportunity to talk to
vou This morning. permit me 10 say that appre-
tate this -ery cordial welcome home You as
semhed at least few Of YOU. when loft here TO
receive tho notification in New-York. and know
rom what YOU have said that you have followed the
Journey 20 New York and return. and am de-
lighted have YOU express in this way your friend
ship"
In the afternoon mass-lnesting WAS held in front
Of the Safe Capitol building \ parade. composed
= Bryan farnheau clubs and freesilvor cuoS sonns
q uniform and some in plain dress and including
7oa;s. bearing free-slver devices and several nun.
8rsd men horseback from neghhoring localities.
fo-rDed al civ HAN square ana eSCorie1 MI f'fN5n
% State House He rode with Mrs. Bryan Law
Humphrey chairman Of the local Reception
Committee and George 4 tiroo;. chairman Of the
National Silver Notifica ton Committee. in open
carriage, Eayly decorated and drawn ny four white
horses. As the head Of the procession neared the
Capl,ol grounds a salute was fired ny volunteer
natiery
Tie sand from vaci Nr Bryan spoke had been
erected on ne nortn front Of The STATE HOUSE and
w.s covered with hunting AMI the walls OF the build
ing were also decorated A large photograph Of the
Democratic nominee hove the platform riyaei
~ many Autographs of No Kinney ana Hobart which
,one n The Republican STATE officeholders ha'
paced in he windows o. their Offices Among those
r,o rad se3ts the stage were John 4. Creighton.
Of Omaha John 4 Martin o. Missouri. who was
ssrgeani-af-srn1s Of The Dem )rrstic National COM
nii,ee Governor Hocomh Of Nebraska: Ignatius
Donneiy George 4 Groot and number Of the
members Of the Silver Parry Notification Commit
Five thousand people crowded together in the
ho' about '1e stand ard cheered repeatedly as
W Ryan appeared he introduced by r. r.
Brown. former Republican and president Of th'
Columbia National Bank Of Lincoln. Mr. Bryan
Ladies ana gentlemen, + I'm only going 10 talk
10 you li'tle while. There are others here who
A. your presence. ard ] am trying to do as li'tle
work as possible. think nave been doine my
sting before I g4r tired end therefore am going
rov lust about one month since lef, Nebraska
md iurned eastward. II has roon an interesting
t~lu l want assure Won that the sentiment In
favor Of the free coinage Of silver Is growing
sentiment 'ArpltgseJ II lar surpassed my az.
people tho producers of wealth. the farmers and
e lanorers. who Joining with yon - free them
~ nces which nave controlled our legislation and
Or financial policies ,Applsuse) You viii end in
ne very shadow OF Wall Street bitter hatred
10 'he influences from which You have suffered
as you Will and among the farmer Of Nebraska
"a ior,n< AID all h. n md
;armers who had been Republicans who wefe openly
supporting the free coinage Of silver. ana were
REV business as tho New-York banker had 10
attend 10 MS business 'ApplaussJ
intense .arnestness that charac,erizes this cam
raigr have not found a lukewarm man any.
where They have been for rs or against us. And
they have been earnestly for us or against us.
glad 70 see that because, my friends, politics
A serious business when Won confront such issues
IS confront the American people now. Cries Of
That's right We have had financial system
Die; we have had a financial system which has
brought greet gain 10 those who have secured it
H. and We are now confronted with proposition
that must keep rh!s system until foreign aid
cones 10 orr ren"i' 'APl''"S' """ cries VI We
Ny friends have right AZ American citizens
iAruine Zach for himself what ought 10 he done.
The Republican platform. without defending GOLD
The lr3ling nations Of Europe shall Join in sub
s,uiion ~ a double standard. That is the plat
emphs sized that declaration. As against the main
isnance Of a gold standard. either for ore day or
forever the Democratic party has declared for the
immediate restora ton OF the money OF the Constr
tuition. LAppsuse) Not only he Democratic party,
but the silver party ard the Populis' party both
Of these have Joined with the Democratic party IN
making this the paramount issue OF the campagiI.
They trying In other questions. but: my
friends there can be 10 other question until We
first determine whether the peope OF this country
are abe 10 have their policy. and until We
nave decided upon H. J do not know whether All or
you fully realize Tho intensity Of the struggle In
Shch YOU are engaged.
Our opponents Seean the campaign by asserting
that the American people not able 10 estah-
revolt among ihe American peop.e against such
policy they commenced a system Of coercion ana
.rirorzing. insisting that the masses OF me pe9pe
'oncy they want. (AppauseJ - -
DIS terrorism and coercion Is ma infested IN TWO
Ways In the first place the heads Of many great
rHVapoiations are undertaking 10 compel their EN-