New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
MR. BRYAN IN BROOKLYN.
Continued from First Page.

.,5 centemen. 10 make a speech, out TO PRESIDE
aver this meeting. That has been the extent Of my
,r,,ation and to that with your permission-and
, am sure it will be agreeable to you'll will con-
e,e myself. / have simply 10 say. before ntroduc
,c the regular order of the business OF the even
ing that have come here to preside at this meet
,,g simply because In the Misrepresentation OF
this hour tapplause) in the hour when are being
called by those whom we have created here In the
res, from the gallery. Down with them') and
u,,ed up TO a high place and TO honor. when we
arc being called by them Anarchists another
voice DO We look Ike it?'D and opprobrious
srs,hets Of that character. for calmly, dspass
stelv either writing or speaking our earnest con-
,ictions-I have come here in this hour and have
moi efused such an invitation because deemed 1t
my duty to come. because deemed IL my duty In
ms hour Of Misrepresentation when the minds of
,oe peoplo East being mised from the fact
and from the real issue before the country. 1t
the duty Of any MAJ. OF every man Of conviction.
who desired to preserve the integrity of his
conscience OF his own mind OF his honor and
\. his own name. 10 come forward and declare his
convection II there only ten 10 stand up be
,o-e YOU ! have said before and say now, II is
the hour Cor moral courage In this hour. when
the men We have created are not coming forward
"a lead us. leaders will not be wanting they
never have been wanting in a crisis in American
history That is all l have to say except that do
rot speak for Senator Hill does he speak for
ne" applause
RESOLUTIONS EASED THEIR MINDS.
rudge Gaynor worked himself up 10 a hgh pitch
Of excitement when he told Of the misrepresenta-
,ons Of the campaign His hands shook and his
voice trembled perceptibly. The audience was APP
narently no more at ease than the Judge and every
ono apparently felt relieved when Senator McCar-
ren was called upon to read the following resolu-
tons
Whereas The Regular Democracy Of Kings
nsmocratic Convention held Chicago july
: asl the will OF the Democratic party OF the
Nation duly expressed through properly chosen
Whcreas The State Convention of the Democratic
pariy az the state OF NewYork. In convention as
semh 4 In the city Of Buffalo the nth OF the
present month ratified the nominations and plat
form of the National Convention In the Following
The Democratic party Of the state of New YORK
in convention assembled unreservedy indorses the
nlatforn adopted by the Democratic party al the
National Convention. held in Chicago on July :.
mad pledges TO William J. Bryan and Arthur
Sewal its hearty and active support. and declares
as H. ofDep@e has patform been writ
ten which embodied more completely the lnterests
Mo eek legislation for private benefit than that
given to the country ny the National Democratic
Rasoived, That We the Democrats of Kings
county. in mass-meetins assembled, peose 10 t',e
candidates for IN" Presidency ana Zee
William Jennings Bryan and Arthur SewalL our
earnest and Incorporating support coh'lhceu.. as
". are that they in tn" fullest degree "VI ti
4 the confidence reposed H. them by Inc NdtlViia.
and state conventions and that the cause whi cn
rh,v are effectively promoting is that OF the vas
rooy OF the plain American people as distinguished
iron The comparatively few who prosper %! o,le
ln.sfortunes Of the multitude. ana who are IN con.
erira,v 10 rob the people OF power over the DoN-
eminent and by of the agencies OF -
reGuce he toilng masses 10 conoi'oh VI P'"O"
R.Solved. That in our Judgment the election TO he
hold I'M November is Of greater importance than an!
d Q q = al
,nvoiviug a. il does nothing than the queSIoh
whether the Government is to BE- carried %" I'M
an 81. 10 the greatest good Of the great nun,
l.r a. Thomas jefferson ana the ol lci u, n"gb,
founders Of the Democratic party beheVeo ouSls
10 he or only to the end that the Tlcn shal ,,
richer. the powerful more powerful, " ha %iiddI.
itncal!sm more hateful than that OF me M,o"''
Age, be established on the American continent ttr,,
resolved nat we would have me pupA, va his
wnith nav already resulted from the maniP ins
ton II money of the GoVernihT1no -, M rsnd
adyance which similar m9nopos aSe IN he sns making
toward ne destruction Of al he PRACTICAL
wsS, and the products agricultural ana urpa ian
Skin alike brought to the MARIE" 0'
sas .s ao That W. pay special ribute, 10 the fn
unsurpassed ability with which our Sa"re a ba,tIe
Nv in progress: mat We hail as happy oihtnS VIZ ~
splendid receptions which ne n n@s from the gen
eral BODY Of the people that We ina our Ia' oi
him daily 81 td enemies Of the people The d
fnars OF the Democracy and he traitors 10 me In,
Democratic cause who, venturng 10 insult 19e me
ieliisence of the American people by usins onr
Democratic name IS a decoy nag. 49, W pponmb
100 ,beir fitting home in the bosom OF tsePuo-
lou,. W j., is tvpiHed BY Quay, of PennsylVarla.
plstt Of New-York. and Mark hanna 'he ''''0
cTss sheye o. That to the dauntless eloquent and
high minded nominee OF me eryed assurance
ritsomr any species Of qualification or evasion Oh
our 3ie fnr which he is contending and that IN
yreiconinc him BROOKLYN we peg MN 10 o,,a, 49,
tna I He - coiors sought odds from their ad-
,.e-Saries or turned their backs upon Dei"o0'
champion ,.od ,,rar,
-, u,ith much noise and waving Of haes.
,-s., Senator NcCarren started to read long list
t,orresidents and secretaries. but cheer PACK
- IN. stage heralded Mr.. Bryans ar7Nai' anu 'ie
c,,ud went mad That u.s. about t~o-thiruS oi
as while the other third sat still ana iookeu On
- evac,lv four minutes the cheering conthueu'
o,,,c down AT times and then increasing again
WHAT BRYAN SAID.
Iudre Gaynor finally secured Se'io,an01
o-ds- and without further ado presented MI Dig
az After a couple more minutes OF cheering 'n'
o., ,rlLer hogan and this is in part what ne sao
- ao,,t stop cheering (Hoarse voice IN the
.ar.-,. .Ve'u never stop ill you're elected! ne
-, annlause }; if you don't preserve oruer our
onnonents will say that you are against ID" o.
VEL as against order. daughter .s,ee,r +,
NJ he
a, 81, -riviloge TO be permitted 10 defend tns
cause that has been espoused IN tns sap csse TO
~ nsorle Of Brooklyn. only wish that ma -
tiaga.shed divine whose name RaS Reechor zap
"a, ucre with US to-day. that ne might hsa
rSampion the cause Of ne people n ANY man
, T[rbose svrnpathies were on the slue OF Iu
ma nifty my friends We have con s not cease
,,,u ,ictorv is won applause we ate oppoa' ne
a. enemy that never fought an open ngns revpr
We
boresi IN its dealings with the people sAppia b, 20
no -. eoh,ing an enemy that mas ever soust ~
w a.. ne aI ,esue and fight the battle on some
OH lines and in this campaign instead OIL aeId
~ a. - sdrocafes Of free coinage IN an open HoIu
Is ~ .I.a,,s nave sought to shift the Datlle any,
U max i appear that who stand upon ths and
DE- 70 destroy society as II Is organized 'oo"S
Mpplause.) ,.aai, N the money question.
i3efore addressing Inysen ~ lard 70 those planks