Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08
1BLBGRAPHlC.
ORR FOR THE EAST.
gy,ns Tour CCmm1C.i UatIT
Favorable Conditions.
slNY FEItNDS SIZE HIN Ofh
II, Addresses a Largo crowd at the
Jabuua'lc at nts Aon -
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,,,y rnllSus SIZE nia OFF

ttScots, Aug. THE Bryan tour
hr,urn the East was inauguraied Of
5o,elock thisuftcrnoou under decidedly
,v,,nbls conditions ana su'pics =. IL
vs,n day OF torid temperature, but
,,.r before the time for the departure
,,the Bryan party rom Linooln the
RICK leland depot platform was crow
t.i and when tho carriages contain
Ia, Nr. ana ME-. Bryan drove VI q
,,und Of cheers went up from thru'
.,gd throa,s. As the train pulled out
,stiouB rroplc jo'tlrd each other with.
s.tcsmpuuouonas they prosaud around
eelr honored iolluw.ct.zsn aud
,,s,rly eraspcd bis hand aud chung TO
ri,Br CROUCH 10 breathe iervout God.
...ri for himaoli AMI HE miH4lDn.
mn rem were carried along by the
,5,.surp OF the crowd and thrit child
In voices could DO heard nuOvu tho
grfonf in familiar grCuun.; "6o0d.
tyr, SIR. Bfyun."
Nnsr Mr. aud Mrs. Bryan had en-
isrrd the car there was TUurst tot
them 10 appear upon ltu funr PLATFORM
vbieh they I'D. A. Mr. Bryan APP
tr,fed tho huudshaEing whp renewed,
and Ina fcsp0nne 10 continued and per
s.sicnt calls Tor speech MI Bryan
u't;
ul,adlps and Gcnl'cmCt: In ordinary
umtn would have desired % have the
notification tako place o.. my Nome
Blt iuir u not an ordinary cAmpaignt
AUD iult TINT thU cause rhouli nfito
su8vo uLy personnel desire We might
nave, and therefore CEpfsasui the Dc.
mo 10 30 notified "a Now York Ia oI.
def tbat our rausr might lu pruInuicd
ff.t iu tho heart OF what now 9cem %
be- cur country, but which We hope TO
10 our r0uutty before the CnmTa'ru Do
over. IGfoat app.auto and chuaf.l
"I alprucIatc the blindness whiCu the
reilhuuts have shown, uud all that ]
can promise you Do that whether what
] 90 meets with your approval ot MOI,
tshall 80 my duty us 1 HtC u anu
accept an consequences which may
follow" [Entnusinsho cheering aui
agp.au1c,I
Mr. ami Mfs. Bryan were allotted
ihc drawing room VI the Pullman
Coach, Oyofy section Of which wa1
occupied. Az the train drew away
rum the station th0ufnnd nutturing
LtujEsrchiui. waved parting auicu,
he iouu rlnctTlty OF which was attest.
81 in many wnyr.
Tho no. stop was o. Murdoch, Nob.,
ssmail wny station, whefu crowd Oi
about city men ana boys were NJ tht
depot. Mt. Bryan stood upon the rehI
rIati0fm aud waved u greeting NJ
ilrm, but one silver Republican, ~
cripple, ptrsittel IN climbing upon thu
moving Train anu ahaGiug hands with
hlm. AZ usual, Mr. Bryan was able
10 greet him by name.
The TAIN slopTou nut a moment Of
sluth Bond, wnoTo dozen mon cone
ysufd with hir. Bryan through thu
cat window, informing MIN that most
0ithu party were silver NoIublicanr.
A. Albright about nily people were
hucmulul. ono OLD lady chung 10 Mr.
Bryans hanl ns shu shuuIeg' "Mr.
Byan shouted tor you up IN Omaha,
anu pm h1llttin' ytt.n About twenty
men boarded the train to accompany
the party 10 Omaha. A. many moIt
g1t on board at South Omnhn, aud n
apT0lfed as Mr.. Bryan knew every on,
o. them personally.
Al OMAHA,
CuNIA, Aug. There was les
then JUl eoplp gathered around Ia,
dsp1, when tho train bearing tbs
Bryan patty pulled into Om0hg. These
u5WoveT, were tulhusiafllu Ia thl
frtfrup Ihyfo WA "A atom nj ntv.uy
minutes ~ this city anti the nOmiuc
WUul CUT on tho walks about the dup0
md shook hands with his vlaitor
There was uu demonstration Of M!