The sun., 1896-09-20

Warrington said In that message, There can
DO no greater error than to expect or csiouia,e m m
nnon real favors from potion to nation. ~ Is an
illusion when experience must cure, which
| inst pride ought to discard .t u.,ton,
Those who we're expeetns nn.. wSo proft Sy
rising dollar to Join with us In stnrplnE tho we
| in the dollar are doomed to disappointmenL
| and IL ia difllcult to see how any person
cam oxpect silver to be restored to its rghttul
| place By foreign aid whom We have waited Ior OF
twenty years only to tind our opponents more
hostile than ever. Ayc, they ooyertly thrsatsn n
| that they will use the notes which they hoiu 10
Gn5 nGoSs ppsGSh 10 Tie American people,
it must come from the American nonpie thenn-
selves, and on this day when We Ss,snTnSe ,,s
farewell address, we may resolve TO achieve our
financial independence Without the aid OF any
Al this point the storm took possession OF the
meeting aud an indlscriminato and inuecoto,ms ,,
exit was begun. although cries were raised oT
Give II to Mark HANNAH
Carringcs were In waiting Tor Mr. Brynh g, NM mn
their departure without having an opportunity
OF listening to n speech OF Senator Grady. which
recent addresses Of Mr. Bourke Cochran:
After waiting few minutes; hoping thnt the
severity OF the storm might mitigate and he he
enabled to proceed, Mr.. Bryan gave NJ and loft
the ground.
north Of the Capitol four or five blocks. For
this occasion platform eighty feet square had
been cons,rueied which was % rr"tuselya yannho nShn,
line Of electric globes. but they we're not needed
At each corner OF the speakers stand the
at !, o'clock and at o'clock, the hour fixed for
tho beginning Of the meeting there were probn;;
bly, 5000 people gathered In front OF the stand
and In the grand stand reserved for club men-
bers.
There were ut that time few banners In the
field, prominent among them that of the Bryan
Club OF North Carolina whIc asserted that that
was the first State to endorse Bryan for the
Mr. Kalbfus. Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee, called thr meeting 70 order and intro
officer. Mr.. Berrett IL nm aged gentleman OF
fourscore years. and his remarks were inaudi-
bls even To- those next to him on the platform;
W. 4; Houghtaling. reo.linC clerk OF the
Fifty.third Congress. read Washincton's Fare;
we'll Address, in accordance with the general
plan to read the document on this dav to all
Democratic clubs. The thtong listened atten-
lively thronRhout the reading and at Its close
The Grranzoton Of the meeting was an; an;
n9nnnsed. ,,ni, Among the Nice-presdentn ,5 named
North Carolina, Harris of Tennessee. and Stew
art of Colorado.
Committee were then presented by John A.
Clarke and adopted. They un9palinedlY ap;;
zealou.ly approved" the nomination CT Bryan
and Sewail, and pledged them full, uncom-
While waiting FOR the appearance OF Mr..
Bryan the audience was entertained by A. A.
m 1s s BY ths ts
people who cheered every sentiment especially
every every 2ne presenting the name Of the pre,i:
%hie Mr.. McMiiin was 'piffi speaking the dark
Gathered il the nSrshwesss hs Mr.. Kry.n was
sighted and the band struck up Dixie" The
intervals while he was making his way to the
Then the deinonslration became tumultuous
and WAS kept up for minute or moro. despite
the efforts of the official to secure quiet that
the candidate might be heard before the storm
han nt4N M mr. nH hr q nm iF mi y
Berrett there was n reretttion of the applause.
a. As Mr., Bryan stepped 10 the front little Mabel
lifted to the stand and presented the cand ,dnte
a bunch Of white roses, which he smlingly re-
After the storm Mr.. Bryan was driven to the
hotel; where ere he held reesptIon He vas then
he lived while a member OF Congress
Here Mr.. Bryan hastily changed his clothes
az ana an 1TsTGo ndo ondsr an cseGrs h
railroad station was made. and at q 40 the train
pulled out for Baltimore.
his views on the financial and other questions Of
the campaIEn TO the people of Maryland to. night.
Of such magnitude as Baltimore never before
witnessed.
How many thousands heard and saw tho
Boy Orator" cannot be estimated with any
degree OF accuracy but there was no mistaking
speaker and listener. nor the partisan zeal
which gave excessive evidence OF unbounded
~ So,withstsndins @ ii M that N Mr. Bryan arrived in
the city In n downpour of rain. he was greeted
BY n big crowd at the station. and when he
reached the little stand erected in the centre
OF the plaza fronting the Mount Royal avenue
entrance TO Music Hall. he looked into the faces
OF at least %. 900 persons who stood in the rain
tumultuously cheering his appearance.
For forty minutes Mr.. Bryan WIS attent!vely
listened to by the great crowd and frequently
checred. Then he went to Music Hall and ad-
dressed another audience numbering more than
5000 persons. which had meantime been enter
tanned by Representative McAIil!n OF Ten
nessee.
The two speeches were made necessary by
the fact that IL early became apparent that
there was no hall in Baltimore large enough to
accommodate n tithe OF those who were anxious
TO see and hear the Chicago nominee, and II was
therefore arranged to have an outdoor address
to preccde the indoor speech.