Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08

uotc Iuripe the stay ut Omaha. short
stops vets unic NJ the Union depot ln
CluICI BUFF and the local N1tF
Island touo., ami al Unrh about lOU
ulpiu wCgu assembled. At the later
lace tbs womyn were in the mnlDfily,
hH tuUy expressed q jtEitutI meet Mt.
Bryan, aud the latter also came uipn
tho p.aiilfm md held a reception
When Media YVES reached nt o .'c.1Ck
there WA q crowd Vi 800 peoil' o.
waiting. Nh Brynn'H APPEARANCE
was the slsuAl chorus OF uueeri'
At Avucs was encountered "a mani
lUsiuu1n 90 iugfa1Gud interest a
crowd ai fully loo people was galh'
cred ~ tIv s.A'l1u. 10 wns m en-
tnusiastlc crow, unt during it.
BIyan's brief Itm1fSs iuCio wos n sue
crHiOu 10 cheers and r1iay assurance
of symUHiuy. Mr., Bryan was intfo'
duCBl iu trsrau1r 10 calls ior hrr' At,
Bryan ur.tpulsd her Us tue better hhli
% tue Bryan family.
a 8parCm AT DIS MONIES.
les N0iyGg. 10. Avg. III WIS
g:3Dp m. wien tie Train arrived ~
DCl Nu1uf. A cheering, thouuuE
CouCOurfU 90 lplulu filled tuu streets
Tor bluulr in each direction. Tue fg'
cupii0n committee met thu party ni
.ua ucpot anu rommittuu % laiita
uifg present 20 greet Mfo. Bryan
Au UUun decorated carriage drawn ~
NIX Wnitu horses was in waiting. lhgre
we're c4lir fora spteCh 40 boon a4 Mf.
BtyGn was escorted into tho glare VI
lau lamentations around the tupI"
Ml. Bryan was ushUfua into tue car
riase white Mrs. Bryan and other
mumuufB OF tHo party Wcfo disposed uiin
1tnrT vehicles. The Iafty moved W
She crowded street amid tue cJuiiu.
utus roar ui cheers anu were cHcItltd
90 tuU Tabernacle, u large hall on tue
east eide vi the tivor with o. seating
capacity Of 1000 OF b.UUJ, Tao nu'
iiiItum was crowded 10 iiB utmost
cHpGclty. Mf. Bryan was introduced
by Gov. BOIrH, wuU said " him that
While be was tho nominee OF ihfur
ptfligg, no convention had nominated
him, uu uu ~ lJyuu tue CnviaN.u Dis
tinrti0u OF hnsing nominated himsoli.
Inc applause iuut followed was O uls'
tlrCt ovation, In Ttspgnto ~ which hlL
Bryan tliI IN pltl
"Mn Choitmau, Ladies aud Gentle.
met. 10 10 not ntctagary fur any one
90 come from abroad 10 cuiighicn you
upon The isfucs Of THE campaign.
Your rwu slate u rich ~ tTat9is, and
in this campaign II viii DO rlcAvr th-u
itbaB been tor quarter OF "a century.
You have hero gnu a,uicamnn whom
you delight % honor, aud ns iJDE
back over tho campaigns In which 70
has been my privilege 20 'hhu Ihfh
iuuTr utU no campaigns lunt rom W'
lrr with more plUA.utu ana pride tnau
tu0tU two whog, nt tho iuyihiiuu ui
yuuf people, I came 10 assist ln tue
election uI Horace h9luH a. governor OF
thlH state. Long anu couiluuoi ap'
plauUr.l lin tho national convention
which mas iurt closed the lyt lcll upon
me father than upon himi 70 was not
because 1i superior mugit hut because
OF tue Clrcum aiuucru which surrounded
tnnt convention. 1 bHlluvu thnl those
delegates were 90 honest aud 90 uafuvs.
"a tOIy o. men us ever assembled 10 con-
vCn,lJu, aud after yluWIlg the Hltun'
zion, they decided, whether wisely 10
ioUllsbly tmo ulOau wiilttll, that under
all C.ICImslnncea tue nomination
Huuulu lAll uiuu lhn one VINO HlA IT,
cuiyu %, and nm on my Wuy now 90
the city uf Sow York o. receive tbt
! not ilgalign. 1 do not know how vel
1 msy BIO abs 10 Dsar the standard
! which n 10 be- plaUnJ Ia my haudt, hui
/ / know this, tnat shore IL not one yer
Goa In this land who n more deeply N
/ earnest IN this cause tnan he whom
/ yuu have huuOfOd, IA Ghis campalgr
tue Distinguished gentleman OF whom
/ l nave spoken, yuur ex-governor, VII
/ go before yea ns QUE oi your luAloTrl
AID by hls side viii stand that OthUi
/ gellaut man who for twenty yrnru Ia.
/ fought f0r biz pginciplcsi and whether
I We nave agreed with him OF not on nl
luingr, thefu h. not an honest man hof'
| but must CIuCrdu that where hu bal
! fought bo has fought With tho strength
OF n ginut. Aud 10y his side wiiiutnuu