The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17

| ard cheers.)
Then the crowd, gave Mr.. Bryan thr,,
hearty cheers and Governor stone n,to.
duced Mrs. BRYAN to the assembly Il.
The future mistress Of the White House
S Ssf1 pa aai Msi up there S1a w Wrn ins
| FER "Sicra," The L vCnor. however said
he was going 10 ratlfy with ,hc dcmoc-
racy ,on.sh, and would rot therefore tax
| Mt this time. At the conclusion Of the
| speeches Mr.. and Mrs Bryan h,ld an m
| formal reception in N. parlor ear VIII re
| they met sevu'al hunoe1 citizens, many
| OF whom wcrs lsd'es, ana one party al
| railway mon brought Mr.. BRYAN a bunch
| CT ilcs. AS the train pulled out the crowd
| INDUCED in cheers
AT CALIFORNIA
There was large turnout Of citizens at
| California to meet Mr.. lryan and during
The two minutes the tain remained there
Ladies and Gentlemen: The name OF
| your Town is taken from State wncr,
the silver sent -mehi hals been quite stron.
but VIC are hopeful that not in California
only. but from california clear to the Az
lantic. the silver sentiment Is golnr to
sweep. and tho latest Reports We hay
hld IRON the Ola bay state indicate that
when tho subject Is thoroughly discuss. q
there as II has been here. f. WI he a,
strong among the New England poopll
as 1t Is in California State and Gallo a
from ST Louis 70 jefferson city with your
d.sungu2shed citizen OF THIS STAT, hon.
richard T. Band applause, and out
the train started ana what Mir. Bryan
was about to say In relation TO slr. Bland
Will not be known.
AT WARRENSBuRC;.
There vera several unnportant sta
Cons where Mr.. Bryan shook hands VITA
the citizens at the depo;s. Tie next plac.
At which he spoke was Warrenshurg
Whore 700 people had assembled. Tae
usual amount "a cheering was part!cipst-
"a fttstsa.
mands Tor speech as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen; do not care
20 max speech and do no; know that
very glad 70 have this opportunity OF see
ins - many Of you IN his v.c!nlty.
am sure yon are going to be at the polls
on election day. lLoud cries OF You bet;
yes !cs.D All doubts have passed away
u al. IL people Who have been crowdinC
along the railway this afternoon are as
enshGs'asuc on election day AS they seem
sun n November. All can ask of YOU is
ta'-; when you have studied the questions,
, Ven Wv nav made up yonr minds. that
You @ just ~ you please. II ain elect
ed. well and good. Ii some one else Is
ci"d,ed. ! snail supper, the government
until i can help TO change IT." Great APP
rlaus" and chc4rs.)
A. Warie1sturg MIR BRYAN was met hy
. committee of ctiz.ns from Kansas civ.
VINO had come cut TO eseor, him 10 the
senator Cockeril. C;~reral G. b. ,;ross
> &c Fl. L., Scarritt. j. Il. shannon, W.
X liy@ns f,Mis & carr. Major Il. L.
Jackson ami others
! each Of the smaller towns the train
la,r,v c.,,,,,S ,sSn ,lere Wts booming 81 old
entire normI.ti I,' ~ sN Apnarelik tse
ed H.. ~ -, " i'vu,ilnl surfoN.l-
i~air IN, e'' az la NI!age wnen the
lrvsn. Then th,r. .'o''y ,nViutei Tor
Is and discharge Of firecrackers Upon
So. eeh, 4, arary .Nt, ,,, ,,iSan maze snort
assei where the train s-cnrad foi a ~
W., every one wanted 20 shake the
~, -, ,t.e.,
a. r,,..' 80, i'i'-i''
,riish ~ i ~ I'm tiiere was grelt
49, 49,, s''hereu around
ram When 1t had come % a stIndssll
49,. =" ''''''''e'' put c'HfY
;rset Mr Bryan lie va gre rel a''e as ie
le said. fN''o -' anu at~cfWufaS |
Lads : and Gentlemen. am worry ola,
o greet you in this way | am gratif.ed
o the compliment which ,.nii ho,.a ,,,iTi
10Th by your presence and Nv Tho fto,,, 80.
presented me. | hope that YOU ali duly |
'nlreciate the impertanc of this cani-
s'"r you WI make u your business TO be |
= politics THIS year. Some people have !
,,'s,. ~ mat 4 question Ike the money |
4 r.or,, Y me greatest question IN |
,n,y ~ ponu.s and can not he settled |
l,icmer,t on - common people SIT IN |
,e.,o fnr ,,. ,i. :, is republican that will |
Mr.. Bry5n~l want to look at that man
o have in this country 1a,,, We ought
,I0 De, You WI DO your duty as YOU see ft
vas about l6 to against the ren,lhl f.y II
AT KANSAS CRY
Eansos ,,,.. ~,
Nd.iSis ,Hy' MO, July l6-When Kan
as AS CITY was reached there were 1910 or
,ot n er,e.. A.. n anu AROUND !he de-
md ch5,arnn w." ,. nrya ,h. AS he, his wife
checred until tho rreat hon ~, a.. 49,
viii the sound The 1'iu ' ca,n-
nittee of citizens oscr.,ted Nr p,, ,e ON
rs family TO tho CoaIns Nc bo,, nayam ana
ooms had been prepared FOR the,r nee RE
'erfion. '''0' IT,
Ten thousard peopl. s,ood ro,,o,,. =
Ne thorourhfares around The ''', Co, m n /
ouse and howled themselves INTO = fr uo,,sS
! On husiasm over William 4 Irr,, ny
s.,mocrmic presidential nominee ta 5,ij me
ore the presiden.'aI ,aut;fl,,N 'o'i ~ I