The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-02

People of Denver Accord Him Reception Meet for a Conqueror-The Streets Jam
 med With Humanity-Houses Gaiiy
 Decorated-The PIaudits of Multitude Mingie With Inspiring Airs From Many Bands.
 Denver, July 1,-All last night MT. Tellers progress west from Omaha | along the line of the Union Pacific was marked by noisy demonstrations at every stopping point In Nebraska. Bands met him, crowds cheered and demanded speech and at many places the senator was fairly dragged from the train and compelled to mount upon boxes where he could be seen
 To-day was spent quietly by him with Lieutenant Governor Brush. Mean While the work of decorating the city With flags and bunting went on. Ex- eursion trains brought in several thous- and people, Central City, the senator's s i home, sending a great delegation. At 2:3o Receiver Trumbells special car, at tached to special excursion train, left
 
 committee and took the senator from Greedy.
 Governor Mcintyre, l. N. Stevens, c. $. Thomas, Irving Howbert, Ava Adams, T. M. Patterson, J. B. Grant and other prominent citizens of all po- litical parties were included in the party. The train returned to the Union depot shortly before 8 o'clock. The streets at that hour along the line of march were densely packed with crowds of enthusiastic voters of both sexes and Senator Teller's progress at the head of the parade was eas lymai k- ed by the roars of cheers coming with 1t up Seventeenth street and then along a devious line of march, finally passing in review before the grand stand erect ed in front of the Brown Palace hotel
 The parade was a great affair Gil- pin county citizens were given the place of honor just behind Senator Tel ler's carriage. The Colorado National Guard, the cadet companies and the ar tillery made up the military part of the parade Old pioneers came next, wo- men marching with men, then a great line of civic, social, political, benevo- lent and trades societies followed. The various bicycle clubs also were in line. During the parade fireworks were set off all over the route and the streets resounded with the noise of cheers and explosives.
 Arriving at the hotel Senator Teller met the entire Colorado delegation and accompanied by these he proceeded to l, the reviewing stand. His appearance there was a signal for one mighty and prolonged shout from the crowd Gov- ernor Mcintyre made brief address of welcome on behalf of .he state and Senator Teller replied
 MT. Teller thanked the people for this magnificent exhibition of approval of his course He said that this dpmon- stration signified determination to continue fighting for the cause until they should triumph and secure 8 proper monetary system for this na- tion. He declared 1t had during the twenty years in which he had been representative of the people of Colorado always been his purpose to honestly represent and advance the sentiment his constituents entertained. He was more than repaid for all his hard la bors of the past years by this magnifi- cent demonstration.
 In conclusion he said. II believe now that all the friends of this cause have to do Is to get together and then there will be enough people in this na- tion to control the country and they shall place the nation upon monc- tary system that is American in every part. The republicans of this state believe the United States is big enough, it's people wise enough to es- tablish an independent stable money system. For that let all the people of Colorado unite as one man, regardless of party lines and we shall in time unite the people of this great country and shall accomplish the consumma- tion of our earnest hope, a true, hon. est American system of finance"
 With another roar of applause the immense crowd slowly moved away while cheers and Teller yeils resounded about the streets for an hour or more