The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-01
MR. BRYAN IN
NEW ENGLAND.
Aul,i;uics Of Ershusias.:c Silver
isss Meet Hina Every Point
Along the Route.
BoSTos'S GREAT TURN OUT.

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Mr. BryAn zgAia Invaded ne last
snd escTy~h.r. has ee.a met ~lfh
hearty DEMONSTRATION aaa l.rr.
ero1as. many lA4s~s b. inx t,r~aeni at
these ya'hsungs. ln brrsaflyu Mr.
Bryan spoke tHt.- last w~dn-s.i.,
nagh'. ~ the Academy - Na.ae =. aa
aadi"5ee nnmt-ring fully ; .eV 30
PIE and later a, the Cl-rmoa, gaakts
the capacity 90 n. builai-E. >.0p
people. white hanar~as ~~r. Gnsbl.
10 gam admission To either p,.c~.
At cLERxoST KINk.
The meeting Was presided Over b,
the city labor organizations Aaa ih.
stage contained representative
from each local lstor orgAnira;.on.
when the meetIng ~As called Ia 60
der every aisle and each corridor
WAS crowded and whea !eiis-s % r.-
gre; w.re read from Eag~n. Y il.hs
and John W. Hays. secretary %; tho
knights o; Labor. th.re were vScif-
rrous cheers. D.6s s.ii N has tele-
gram:
The millions are with BRYAN aud
will place ham Ia the chair Linooln
occupied in spite OF Briiish Toryism
and corporation eoercoin."
Resolutions were adopted CON
mending the work of the Chicago
convention and proclsiming:
We believe that the contest o. be-
much more than q siruggle between
the Dem ocrstir and so-cail.d Repab-
lican parties. more than silver against
gold, and is not fight of the people
against the rich. nor of labor AZ Ainst
capital. nor OF the farmers against
the artisan or mechanic. nor tho
creditor sgains; the debtor class.
but when ziftsd and anal, sd.
stripped from all sophisiry. A. q
battle OF III. people against the
oligarchy Of wes.th, founded on spe-
cial privils ges, therefore be a.
"REsoLvED, That We pledge our
services unreservedly 10 the earnest
and active support Of the able young
tribune Of the people. VIM. j. kry-
Al, for President OF these United
States, and We ask the support and
earnest cooperation Of all the toll
ers"
President John Mck-,ehnie an
nounced that IL would be 80
: o'clock before Mr.. Bryan would ar
, rive, and the audience cheered lust
lily his declaration that I'VE will
wait until morning IL necessary"
3 The time before the arrival OF
SIR. Bryan was whirled Away by
brief speeches, John Phillips. Ma
Z tional Secretary of the Hatters'
|, Union, beginning the addresses.
Others were John BrisJen Walker,
y OF New York, and Joseph Il. Bucha-
nan, Of New Jersey.
I Ii was q few minutes after 10
' when Mr.. Bryan appeared. and Af
0 ter the police had fought q way
a through the crowds at the door for
o him, they had TO repeat the opera
ton inside, the vast assemblsge. IN
n the meantime, standing upon the
O seats and yelling themselves hoarse
r in their adulations Of the leader.
a When Mr.. Bryan bad secured or
a der he made a speech covering the
g same grounds Of some OF his previ
l. Gus speeches.
n In ConnsetIeut-
4 On Thursday Mr.. Bryan and party
a entered Connecticut. The frsf stop
j. OF the Bryan party was made a.
= Stamford, where several hundree
,r persons surrounded the Ear an,
II cheered time and again for the nom
,r inee. The train stopped but mo
Ie ment. bat in that time Mr.. BryAf
le had q chance to say few words.
pt The most enthusiastic reception ol
a. the day was that accorded by th'
sr citizens of Bridgeport. When th'
train rolled into the station, q mum
he Der of carriages were in waiting. IL
o. these Mr.. Bryan and party wer'
.rl taken to Washington Park, in the
81 heart Of the city, where Mr.. BryaI
G. spoke to crowd OF several thou
IS. sand.
D. YALE STUDENTS DIsGRAcEFUL cos
DUCT.
Hartford, Conn, Sept. 24-Wil
20 liam j. Bryan was interrupted
n dozen times .oday in his speech o.
=, the green at New Haven by the di,
:. orderly conduct Of Yale student,
and finally abandoned 10 indignau
disgust all further attempts at cor
4. tinuing his remarks.
To say that New Haven was in
dignant that SO gross an affron
4 should be offered her distinguishe
IF visitor would be putting il midi,
-. The University opened today, an
-. last night and this morning student
'.s we're boasting that Bryan woul
-, regret that he ever saw New Haven.
- Two thousand people met th
M Bryan party at the depot. and NJ
,a- Bryan was escorted TO the Ne
Haven House, where he dined. A
ready the crowd on the green
~ front of Center Church had svells
-; to thousands, and when Mr.. Brya
;. and his supporters made their Wa
through the throng, the gatherin
not was the largest ever seen In Ne
Re Haven
A platform had been erected on Il
piy historical New Haven Green" n
not about that platform for more than {
no hour before the nominee arrived fro
to 10000 to 1900 people had surged
rem and fro. To the right OF the sfai
the students had congregated, awai
y ing the arrival Of Mr.. Bryan. At ,
Mr. Bryan was driven in . carria
Through the crowd to the platfor
Immediately all WAS confusion
I'VE front. The students broke forth
las, their college cheer Of the Frog On
rus" from AristOphanes, folIowi
nm. with three long Yale nine -rahs"
~ "Yaie and Mckinley" The cro'
M M surged TO and fro in front Of the sta
20 and dozen policemen fought il frs
lid There were cheers for the nomin