The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

nomination he would have had no more
loyal supporter In the United States
than L.
This incident was repeated at chamois.
where Mr.. Bland presented Mr.. Bryan 70
about a hundred people in the same lam
guage he had used at Washington Mr..
Bsy an In his turn said:
..If nv loyalty 20 the cause OF the people
is ever questioned there is no man on
whose certificate I would sooner rely than
upon the certificate OF Richard p. Bland"
Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Bland INDUCED IN some
rleasantries AZ the crowd and then some
body proposed three cheers for Bland. Mr..
Bryan led the hurrah by waving his hat
above hts head.
aIr. Bland left the party az Jefferson
City. where he VIII make a speech tonight
Love Feast Continues.
A rousfng reception was given Mr. Bryan
a. Jefferson By n crowd Of more than a
thousand people who were assembled about
the railroad station. Governor stone. May
or silver. ex-Congressman John z. O'Neil
and other prominent men met Mr.. Bryan
an1 Mr.. Bland at the train where the
crowd had gathered.
Mr. Bran was greeted with loud cheers.
TIE was presented to the audience b. Mr..
Bland and Governor Stone as the next
president OF the United States and
here Bland again took occasion 20
express his satisfaction az the choice OF
the Chicago convention and predicted that
Missouri would roll Up FOR him a majority
Of 50eo IN November. After the band in
attendance had finished playing. Mr.. Bry-
an made neat little speech on the line
u those prev .ously made.
When Nr. Bryan concluded he was again
cheerei with vigog. Governor stone pre-
scented Mrs Bryan as the next mistress OF
the white house and the Bryan party then
ef ~ 20 frz r1h faf
City az II 2. n. II his speech here Mr..
BRYAN said
ladies' ana GentIemen-I have just been
thinking where could I ind IN all the coun-
rrv a combination OF circumstances which
would make a speech so pleasant as In
city named after the greatest democrat
that ever lived. and in the congressional
strict % one of the greatest leaders the
democratic party has ever known-Richard
+ -tcheersl-and presided over by
one 81 the greatest Hrhters-Governor
S-cuc-and 20 leave nothing unlone they
have Just elected. as mayor OF the town,
8 man named Silver. daughter and
ch-ersl Thomas Jefferson. Dick Bland.
Biu stone and Mayor Silver? I'm at home
here"
~ believe from the bottom OF my heart.
believe. and the belief touches every fiber
T. nay being. that until We restore silver
q its equal place by the side OF gold. 70
me 4A1-e LAA- X occupied 10E 50 many
years. 50 many centuries and so many
aEes. there can be no lasting prosperity
brought back 10 the homes OF those who
toll They tell that they want confidence
restored We tell them that confidence
must have a substantial basis upon which
O. rest. ard that so long as you legislate
value out OF property there is nothing sub
st41tiaI on which confidence can rest.
Referring % Nr. Bland Mr.. Bryan said
THAI the silver leader was needed IN con-
Ersss. III 70 VIII not be his privilege 20
s-sr a BIZ giving silver place with gold"
said Air. Bryan. 10 may be his honor TO
Introduce bill which viii place gold and
silver On che same footing at the legal "a
go cf = 90 l. il Z can't say anything about
tle rieke- nominated At Chicago can
say thar The platform breathes the spirit
~ the declaration or Independence"
He e-.oEi1=1 3ir. SeWaI. and said he
was sorry be was not en- the train.
Arrives at Kansas City.
Kansas city. No. July lf-After long
Journey through Illinois and Missouri Nl-
..lm q Brysu reached Kansas city ar $50
o'c-ock 2. %. AZ Warrensr1rs senator
CO sreI AKA two reception committees
talr4eI az. Erga.'s t-4.u. 4 great cheer
went Up from the cro2l az the Union s-a-
ton lC-e when the train a-rls "a.