The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-30
EXHIBITS BRYAN
It's Wigwam Was Packed by
a Tumultuous Thr0ng.
BOARD UTILIZED
The Faithful Were Determined That
Every Word OF the Free Silver Cam
didate Should BE Heard in AL Parts
OF the Hall-Lengthy Effort Was
Delivered at Jersey City.

80" ~ ~ ''>P'' - - 'so's' "S~ - '-',.''s
a decade since the his'oncai Iammahy Wig
wan mas Held such compact mass OF
humanity as that assembled there tonight
To near William Jennings Bryan anu others
speak
Although O'CLOCK was the hour ret
Tor the proceedings TO begin three hours
carrier the doors OF the famous meeting
place was besieged ny ciamorous thfong.
IL Kept growing In numbers until D , :iucK
when the doors were thrown open.
There We're then enough people assembled
in the vicinity of Tammany to fill the wig
wan twice over. There is but one gallery
In the hall. and III very shortspace Oh ti'nc
this was jainnIed.
The seats had been removed from the
orchestra floor for the purpose OF economic
ing space, and the crowd was compelle'f
stand throughout the meeting. 1t was one
solid mass. enthusiastic from the start ana
good -natured. despite the uncomfortable
environ inents
soI-SnING ROARn REuIND HIM.
r,,o,,py ,-,s ,,e,er,niped that every
iains We" D. Sho,,d ha H.. ara
hy ,bose in me hall and with this end in
rie w had ercctcd a sounding board IN the
shane Of n canonv. directly over the speak
er,s nositiop ON the platform. tn c cariitatc
standing under 1t while speaking.
The resolutions also denounced Great
pri,oi, for IL treatment of politicai prison
ers and urged THAT the national admin
,s,r,,ton Immediately inquire into the treat
msnt accorded American citizens convicted
of poljtioa; offenses as still remain cou-
fined English prisons"
Immediately after the adoption Of the
resolutions Mr.. Bryan, accompanied by
Mr.. Sewall. Senator Thomas F. Grady, Sen
atrr Daly of New Jersey, and. George Ed
Williams Of Massachusetts, appeared on
the platrorm.
A great outeurst Of applause and cheer
ing greeted Mr.. Bryan's appearance. The
moment the audience caught sight OF
him, hats. han,ikercliefs. and American
FLAGS went up in all parts OF the hall
Cheer after cheer rent the air The
cheering and applause continued for
eight minutes. and at the conclusion
MT. bryan was iii'io'u'e" ~ VIZ
man. r,.vv
huLo"i ron
'Mr. Chairman, Lanes, anu 1eh.n
meh: l thank the society ior the pfl'r
ICY p" hheh ~ nos
to people assembled mere L acAho"r
edge the value OF an organizations 'iAe
this-great, compact, READY 10 10 eiiec.i'e
service In any cause winch .he soee'S
espouses. l am sure the iathmahs cur
ciety is in dead earnest IN JUS eitnr's !"
give its support, not only W the Sihe"e'
ticket, but the Cmcago pia'iorih' "Po''
whch the TICKET s,ahus-
THE TammaDy democracy 10 conpeHeu
by its constitution to celebrate the four'h
of July, and upon that day IL is dliec.ed
by its organic law to have read, III 'he
presence Of those assembled. the Deciar'
ton Of American Independence.
II was IN TINS nan once Ueio1e, ~ ""'
on the Fourth OF July, when was per
mitted to take part IN one OF 'nose ce'eora-
tons. And am not SURPRISED tnat dh OF
ganiZation Which reads every year inc
Declaration OF American inoepchoences" gives
enthusiastic support TO our piatiorm'
QUOTES MCKINLEY AGAIN.
MY ,rio,ds M foreign nation has ever
,dontoo such a rolicy as the Republican
,,ar,, ,srS ,s IN adont No foreign party
Nc oror gore berore the country with such
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