The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-16
HE TAKES A DAY Off
Continued from FRS, Pase.)

Continued from firSt faEeD
gusr. a people SUCH as thcse. Q nation
| can look with absolute confidence Tor
THAI wisdom. ina; irtsiligvncc. that pa
eriortssn and shat courage c NEE ev<xy
hour OF danger. Appiause.)
THE ISSUE IN DOUBT
'.BTt must not talk TO you PERMIT
me again and again to ahank yopa for
| what you have done for me. <H efse
words thar you have spoken. and elso
J kindly expressions which ! see on every
| face. eW know not now WI Al may Do
the result OF this campaign We e,ls1n
go forth and do our duty az we see a.
But what shah be sfse harvest cannot
be known until the votes are counted
But no matter what the result h. whsta-
er this campaign results In my eicctson
or my defeat. tine cannot rob me OF
the delightful recollection of the co<ifi-
dence and love OF these. the comparisons
| or my eoyhood Gays thapk you"
A TIME FOR TEARS.
Several times during The epeech, Nr.
Bryan slsowed by rhe husk.ness OF HE
voice That he WAS deeply moved Ts.ere
were many OF the former nsssh bors and
friends who frequently appaed thsSsr
handkerchiefs 20 their eyes.
When The applause following had cnd-
ed Mrs. Bryan was introduced and
came forward amidst loud osle,as. au<f
bowed. FRANCIS YomghJood OF Gar
bondaie also delivered an address.
speaking a favor OF free SILVER. lie
was frequently interrupted by applause
especially in that portion where be ea-
logized Mr.. Bryan When he had oeas-
ed 10 talk. the crowd cheercd. the f,ands
played and the useeting was adjourned.
1t was announced. however. that there
would be another meeting tonight.
THE NIGHT MEETING.
It threatened rain In the evening. and
the crowd at the night meeting Wa rot
as large as II otherwise would have
been The bands were out. however.
and there was a display OF fireworks.
l.. III. Ragy. VINO presided. upon calling
the meeting TO order announced TIA, the
Nebraska Populists had endorsed Bryao
for president. This caused great az
plause. Mr.. Bryan 81 the course OF no
remarks said:
we have come upon times 90 great
a<ita ton and there are some who are
quick TO condemn the sgitators. but.
my friends. agitation n the only means
IN a country Ike ours through which
redress can Dc Obtained They say
those who preach reform are stirring I'D
discomfort. 1 remind you thar ciscoa-
tent lies at the foundation Of all pro-
gress Those who are entirely satisfied
never desire anything better. II our
foref3thers had been content w. would
today be under British rule. Gap
plausc and checring) II II only hrcauss
they were not satisfied az ali. that they
became free and independent. that ws
h.
dsy And 50 when a question 10 raise4i
We ought not 20 denounce The man who
raises - az an asisator. We should
simply inquire rs the proposition which
be presents right one7'
Let me beg OF you 20 give careful
and just consideration 20 the issues %
this campaign. Take our condition as
10 IL. take ihs remedies proposed. and
then Sc II me remedies are real rene
dies end II they vii! improve The condt-
ton OF the body polite Every r~forn
that IL good. every reform that WI bet
ter The condition II ne ssaess-s. IL q re-
form mat should receive sas ErgyDort
Of every voter q tfis country. Let me
just say one word ! belsere ~ was said
OF Lincoln. or L.'rcoin n quoted as say-
ing. when a man az<@i aim whether bs
thought fae Lord vas on RS side. 80
faFl - = 81 EAfa- aGlsFl8 - - SAA Iftf
Lords side. (ApDlzussD That vas
simply one way OF expressing a great
truth. asd that - that right VIII pre-
vail
WHAT HISTORY TEACHES.
Ky friends, 81 ;b~re s. ooe frufh
taught ~ SIX thousand yeans q human
history. e - that trssfh y omai2o<snt
snd trlgh alone VIII prevail You rosy
IMPEDE progress. you may delay So
course. but ssts- a ashils trath xEf
show ~ irr~s4sszDle power. sad taoss
who stand N ifs 1zy vii Be crushed
b~r>ath !. You ask M u iaeSS rsso~rns
sr,4tch Sc advcost> z5I - acosp,edf 1
say - MY are right tss1 vii - &C.
cep;sd Y they are wr9ax no ocEss
~. 20 d--srs tbeir accS-nvlssr,r1t ~
WHO believe tlsas ihsy are rsxaf can only
20 form 5ofnx what ~. car. giving ssSca
impetus % fh>1n az we srs stss % give.
ard trea trust - ne rix1teoszssssss q
our ooUrs@ 20 prevail over fhoa~ MO
oyDDse az. ] thank yo>s for y>gr kisssf
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Several to-ai campaign orators.
s-nonx ~1pra were c1z.rr%~srsaa ts'ili~
Is ms. Vbo xas ose % Hr. SeEsiFs nv
ais Tor toe vice gTs<s EF.eT. SPIKE Haea
Bran finished. att<r Shscs tSs sssss-
lng asssu-1r1
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