Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26
1BLEGRAPHlC.
BRYAN In BOSTON.
4 Sensational hsslIDS in The Old
Fashioned nuslC Hall.
AUDIENCE REMAINS ALL NIGHT.
4, order To BE On Hand rir tho Con.
vtnllon Today-0n nouon
Common.

BOSTON, Sept. 25.-ln tho old, old.
.,bioned Music hall Wilnam Jou.
nipss Ilfyao tonight clos d one Of the
us,, eventual days OF HE Eastern tour.
The place has n capacity OF nbou,
1000 peopio under ordinary ciroum.
Stances. An hour before the candidate
p,uy arrived two.thifds of the coats
were nled by tickot.heliefa and hun.
drsds we're standing. When the build.
Ing had boon filed from wall to wall,
the doors were closed anu clamoring
thousands went away disappointed.
when George Fred Williams with
his party pushed TO the front OF the
,iage, the crowd bufs, into tumultuous
applause. NJ. Williams made what
rfsved TO be- moot sensational speech.
Nc. Williams said.
NJ am surprised nt the want Of
intelligence which Ia displayed by
,omo members OF our commuully,
who appear 10 DO easily hood.
winksd. am surprised mat tho
Atcnison stock holders Of Boston nto
listening 10 tho frantic appeals OF tho
various uiiioiAls who dofTaudud them
Of their bard.sarned money. ZAP.
tlsuse and chsefs What do tue
stockholders Of Massnnhuaotts cay 10
tho fact that only two years ago one.
quarter Of the railroads OF this oountfy
were In the hands OF the receivers? IL
that 10 the interest Of the Investors Of
New England? Nc; there 10 but one
clara that proiia ny the bankruptcy Of
railroads, ana that IA the class Of
fallroAd.wfs okers and reorganizers Of
which the king Of American finance,
J. Piefpont Msfgap hitsts and ap.
plaust 10 the head.o lGrtat applause
and voice; awe will Kill his friends
l9morrow."
Mf. Williams then addressed him
ntli TO tomortow's convention aud saiu;
"Men appoiuted 10 carry out the
rarity will who are openly declaring
their opposition 20 tho Democracy anu
their purpose 10 defeat II, hold their
Places In the party Organization In
order 10 defeat the cause which IL laid
down In the National platform adopted
al Chicago. Applause. have not
ceased TO hAto and DEFY the traitors
who hold our parry orgsaiziliou tgreat
applause and ohserlngl, ani they are
now ut this very moment, with n gold
standard majority, undertaking 10 do.
ieAi our rights In TINT convention to.
morrow" Howls and hissss.
uO then criticised the method OF dis.
tributing tickets TO this convention n nd
added; II wrote TO tho mayor Of tho
city OF Boston q storm OF hi,ses plead.
ing with him ior an honest convention
nnd saying that We should hold him
porsonHlly responsible tapplause and
efieA OF "Goodi"l Tor upssiling the will
OF this convention. He aud those no
Is leading-ior he 10 the leader, 1 tell
you OF that tiit--let him hide no
longer [spplauhe and hissssl-h ana
his meu decided that they would keep
up thelr fraudulent methods until to-
morrow. Now, what propose IL this:
That when this meeting 10 ended those
who hold credentials In thio house
shall remain here" [Great applause
aud cries OF ave wlll."1
Here tho song VI ave Won't Go
Home TIL Morning" was started, and
for few moments nOthing bus sp.
plaune and singing could DO heird.
When Mr.. Williams procured order he
continued;
~ ask them 10 TemAid here to hold
a meeting Tor tho drafting OF u bill OF
EQUITY " bs presented 10 n Judge to-.
morrow morning to secure their rights,
Ur else n. when you ara gathered, you
deem II best TO remain Ia this hail un /.
III IL O'Clock tomorrow great applause
anu cries OF "We will d. ~ viii pay
ior tho breakfasts, though 1 cannot
provide for them" tUTeAt applaui Q
ami enthusiastic cheeriag.l
Then n scene OF confusion followed