New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26

AND OCTwlT THE GOLD MEN.
,.s,on Sept. 25.-After Mr.. Bryan spoke on
. c,r,,non this evening. a meeting held in
-,. ual The chief interest there not In
oninee for the Presidency. but in a sensa-
.,..oI speech delivered by George Fred Will
,',s candidate for Governor before the Demo-
'..,,c state Convention which will meet in
,,rs,c Hall tomorrow. 1t was a SPEECH full Of
,roc,iyc and direct accusation Josiah Quincy
Navor Of Boston. was criticised by the speaker
and his name was hssed by the audience. Sec
retarv Robinson Of the Democratic State Cen
,,o, committee. was accused of moral irresponsi-
bnity
The most sensational part was toward the
close when Mr. Williams. addressing the dele
Gates 10 the state Convention who were in the
hall requested them to remain until the meet
INC was over tc craft bill Of equity to pre-
cont ~ a Judge or TO stay in their places until
II o'clock tomorrow morning. when the Con-
vention Will meet. To prevent the State Commit
zoe from packing the house with Its heelers
and taking the temporary organization out of
their hands The cheering became intense when
Mr. Williams proposed this plan The band
in the lower gallery. with an apt understand
inc Of the situation began playing Hold the
Fort, and as the air was recognized the shout
ing grew IN intensity.
Il invite the band to stay" cried Mr.. Will
Jams Gentlemen. will YOU stay
We will" came back the chorus, and there
was more cheering
II was $50 when Mr. Bryan appeared. Mr..
Williams was ending his remarks as the Presi-
Dental candidate stepped on the stage. Imme-
diately men were on their feet. cheering like
mad and waving their hats Women. too.
ioined in the demonstration. Mr.. Williams lost
no time in presenting Mr.. Bryan, ard as he con-
cludci with the words God bless YOU, William
J. Bryan" another uprising of the audience
occurred and the people cheered to the full
measure Of their lungs
Mr.. Bryan's voice was i'm bad condition when
he began but it improved As he went on, al
though it remained husky throughout the
speech. He said in part
esteem IL eiCa privilege to be permitted 10
speak IN ;h.s r.t. and u present cause in wnicn
believe among L pcciic VINO have been reported 10
nr hostile 20 ... :'evel mad d chance to address
eai ihat anl permitted 10 speak 10 those VINO are
am vjnls 20 n1ect in the open field party who
saop. platform n9mrates cand,daieS G{on 'ilf
having beel defeated in q fan convention. try 70
s.sai rne name Democrat from those who are en-
iiiei 20 il and men pui a ticket IN me neI9 WlI.H
ming - 10 with god andard Democrats. There,
forc ! am prepared Cd. all sorts OF underAahd
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battle this money qu sEcn. hen my COLLEAGUE IN
Congress VINO was opposed 10 me AT eNery step on
tais money question he nc a convert 10 frc, silver
an differences between US on that subject disap-
peared and We stool tosether ana "nen nS came 1n
N Chicago to reliesen' AT least a paIt oi IN IN,
mocracN OF Mass lchuseus and TOOK ms Staiiiu, !
made up my mind that i Georse fIed Wihnaiil9 ihnnsii
influences OF Tie Bay State ] would come and hold
S o m r- ~ Ss ce,rtr m SO far from my home mat
cannot reach it i orc word Of mine or one a'i & os