The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-25
THE COUNTRY DISGRACED.
Students Offer Insults to the Demo-
cratic Candidate.
Mr.. BRYAN MILDLY REBuKES THEM
Conduct That would Disgrace Wharf kais
and Hoodlums INDUCED IN by Sons "f
Men Who Have Plenty Id.

New Haven Conn, September 2.-Five
hundred students, assisted by the band
OF the First regiment, National Guards
OF Connecticut, broke up the address Of
william ]. Bryan here this evening. y
platform had been erected on the h.sitor-
ical New Haven Green" and about that
platform for more than an hour before
the nominee arrived, from ten TO hfteeu
thousand people had surged to and fro. To
the right of the stand the students mad
congrcgated awaiting the arrival of MIR.
Bryan.
At 2:i5 o'clocl, Mr.. Bryan was driven
In carriage through the crowd to the
platform. Immediately all was confusion
IN front. The students broke forth in
their college cheer of the frog chocns
from Ar!stophrancs. following it with
three long Ylles nine 'rdhs. Il Yale and
Mckinley"
The crowd surgcd to and fro in front
Of the stand and IL dozen policemen
fought to keep them back.
There were cheers for the nominee from
the right OF the stand, but the students
repeatedly Locke 1orth with Their yea
ana Tor twenty-five minutes II was I'M
possible Tor MIR. Bryan to make himself
heard.
Joseph b Sargent, the democratic nom
ince tor governor who was to INTRODUCES
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IN front but he could not be heard three
feet away. In VAN did MIR. Htyan at
tempt to restore orIcr. and n was many
| minutes before anything like quiet was
obtained.
TheA the crowd began to surge again
aud the police to fight those IN front.
N1lmcn tainted and several persJnE were
taken from the crowd overcome by the
crush, The police used Their clubs and
one OF their number, mouhted on Il spf-
tied horse forced The animal in front OF
| the stand. nearly creating panic. Then
ME- Bryan tr.el to speak but he was in
terrupted by the yeils of the students.
utes. and when at last the noise had stn.
sided sufficiently for him to make himself
( Bryan started to speak. As he proceede
the noise quietod. but every few minutes
he would be interrupted by the fros
| chorus Mr. BRYAN said.
Ladies ard Gentlemen: I am glad that
there are students here because I want
to say a word 10 students am glal to
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