The sun., 1896-10-31
Americans to their votes for the bearer
OF the people, William Jennings bryan.

OF the people William Jennings bryan.
SPEECH OF GEORGE M'HEILL.
After the resolution came George e. Mcneil
Of Boston,; He said he had found organi!ed
chsnce &c to boot at Hanna lam "a and f tho paSlc press,
the campaign OF Lincoln to that Of Bryan.
THE men who stand aEonst ns he .,o ,oid
sors OF the band OF Tories who wept at the
throwing over Of tho tea In Boston harbor In
question OF money. tits q question OF men. II is
not r. the question Of of whother YOU elect ct
value; tits the question whether you will eyer
again be permitted to elect Congress- He
said hsa .S. In S1so1 The he hSa 'IE
explained that the dude class wanted an cleo
tton every other year instead M Of every year. A.,
msu who | tGSS doosn't dare be E RepuSean and i
Democrat is.a Tory. who ought TO- leave the
country for his country's good. The most OF
a 60 and sSa tax. s mA G three Es or FS
next time they 20, say au revolr good-by."
pSS5e loud Cheers HnS
o. the United States can 'Iyi [Ths cheering ring
sent two com npanies of his soldiers into Boston.
and the Governor of the Commonwealth sent
should have done in 1898. He should have sent
those interfering Federal troops out OF the
Alter while Mr.. McNelll said he believed that
Bryan was called Of God, as Moses was, to
lead his people out OF Egyptian bondage into
@ aSoat ImSs tmo we wsea so o that add
1t was announced that there were 0.0o0 pAtri-
Ss see R, tss OF nyaa IN
hour. OF about 10 tol.
VIEW OF WORKING GIRLS FROM t. n NOUN
T; B. Mcguire of District Assembly, 40.
Knights Of Labor was called on. He said he
had just como from Union square and had
talked to 10000 laborers. whose life blood
" BY ne tb
Mcguire pleaded with them to stay, Then he
began denoqneing nn5 the trusts FINALLY he said
desert the path Of virtus. The GIRLS employer
Submit to me and / viii buy you, a
French fiat and a new coat and hat" She
es for % ess thaS week eek what can she
do2 When she yields and has been used for
sI months she is thrown & out and sinks lower ,S;r
apparently. Mr.. Mcclure sale practically that
all employers seduced women in their employ.
prnil l6ie.. He said the question of the cam;
paign wash, Shall we have empire or republic 7"
Two A~.aricnn flags that had been brought in
and dtriesFed on the stage were taken away
JOSEPH 6 S
ion.rexSn State in America. That is prac;;
applauded himself when he took his seat.
A SEASON OF MISCELLANEOUS RANT.
He was followed on the platform by man
who said that he had been asked to ask 9ues-
tion of the Chairman. How about that threat
inaugurated!" John Swinton looked quizzi-
shouted:
IN Hanna should come here to night would si
him to punch Hanpa's nose. Hannaisa coward
as well as a thief"
:, Then he introduced Young man named
snff snfpn hi, .% Tss
Hsns Yes SaSmq %e y
He. jumped up and down and waved hts hand.
and screamed: Hang every damned one of
'a Flow about DO g Roosevelt" @ .' demanded man in
well Knock gu. reddy's teeth" and there
.Quimby, called Bryan that new Messlah.the
light Of The worldm.hs fearless tribune of tho
There were cries OF Sulzer.'
"He isn't here: he is laid up" said John Swim
More Of the crowd went out. At the end Of
| Bausch's speech Chairman Swinton said there
Sa e ss
tion of New. York and have a property
S.9s as sf the snf e for for 5 sss"
the signers were Hewitt, Peckham, Choate,
Whitney. Steinway. Ottendorfer. and stern.
Each name was hssed and hooted as he read 1t.
and cheering followed his declaration that the
| whole gang of pirates" and tho whole gang
OF swine were gold bugs now. while the cheer
ing was renewed when he said, William Tweed
opposed that attempt TO disfranchise the
people,"
The meeting ended about II o'clock. For an
hour before It's end there were vacant seats in
every part OF the hall. On either side OF the
platform there was n whole section practically
vacant