The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-08
DIGNITY OF LABOR
Bryan Talks to Enormous Lab9r Day
Crowds in Ch.cayo.
LABOR SUPERIOR TO CAPITAL
The Orator Quotes Lincoln, Car
Isle, solomon and Christ and Is
Repeatedly interrupted by the
Multitude With applause.


tentatious manner Bryan left Milwau-
morning papers stated the hour Of
leaving was l0:SO. there was no more
than the usual crowd at the North
western depot when the train bearing
Bryan pulled out at 7:15. He was driv-
en- to the depot by E. C. Wall. chair
man of the state central committee.
whose guest he has been. He was ac-
companied by ex-Gov. George w.
Peck and j. II. Slower. There were
about 100 people to meet the party In
Chicago and they cheered Bryan lust
lily. The nominee was hustled into a
carriage and with Ex-Governor Peck
was driven Immediately to the Audito-
rum annex.
Chicago. Sept. Long before 2:3o,
the hour set for the arrival OF William
J. Bryan, Sharpshooters' park was
filled with laboring men. Outside un-
numbered thousands had gathered
waiting impatlently to see the apostle
Of free silver. Every tree within hear-
ing OF the speakers stand was filled
with those seeking an unobstructed
view. Bryan left the Auditorium an
mex shortly before o'clock. Accom-
panying him In the carriage were Ed
ward Carroll, president of the Build
ing Trades Council; ]. Ryan, chairman
Of the committee on speakers, and j.
d. Mckinley, chairman Of the Car
penters' District Council. Behind them
came carriages containing prominent
leaders of organized labor. Bryan was
cheered continuously as he drove rap
idly through the streets.
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might ouote vou xbat Mr. Carlisle
said ~ these neop,e in 1878 re de-
scrihed them as the struggling masses
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taxes Of the country He did no,
praise too highly the struggling
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Good boy. WILEY
"I.et me quote YOU what another
American has said. Speakiny NJ labor
and capital. Abraham Lincoln in a
message 10 congress used these words.
Monarchy itself Is sometimes binted nj
os possible refuge from the mower
of the neonle In NV position T could
scorcelv he Justified were I tn omit IN
raisn a warning yoica against tb,e an
nroach NJ returning desnot,sm +, is
not needed or fttinp that general
argument should be made in favor of
nuhIic institutions but there ia ono
no,nt IN This connection. NOT al hack
navad as most others 10 which 7 .sk
hr;sf attention. n is the affort 70 r,ana
can,taI On on soual FOOTING MFR 70 ro.
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