Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-20

rival of the candidate was not known
to the struggling masses around the
other doors.
But when he stepped on the stand
and was recognized by many in the
audience, great cheer went mp.
Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, was the shout
of those who knew him, and as others
in the crowd realized that the hero of
the evening had come the cheering he
came louder. and threatened not tn
stop But il did stop at last. aud those
who timed il said that the ovation
lasted siN minutes. II was the first
tribute -. the enthusiastic. The crowd
was rcsrrving itself for the event Of the
evening
At S:l5 SENATOR Jones. of Arkansas.
chairman Of the national committee,
after several attempts la call the audi
cnce Ia order. managed to get enough
quiet To announce he had been directed
hy the national committee Ia nominate
a. chairman oi the meeting Hon. Elliott
panforth, Of New York. Mr. paufurth
was chccrcd with hearty good will
tie told the people that ne knew they
did not want speech and he WAS
not going To- diNapp"int them lie
closed 10y presenting GOV. William \.
Stone. of Missouri. chairman of the
committee on nntiiicat .na. There were
more cheers aS the ;all, spare form of
Mi~,puri'> chief executive rosr from h )
place on the stan aud came forward
to give formal notification To Mr>SrS
iirlan and S,wall Of their nomination
Nv the democratic convention.
Toward the end ~ rs speech the
aui cnrr began To- grow inpatient and
erie. for iryan.
Nh,n Gov Stone concluded with the
uni ;icntiou of his nomination Ia Mr..
Eryan. a man began Ia wave a big
American ilag over the lattrr'S head.
The crowd went wild with enthusiasm
AMI rae a. "A man when Chairman
Han 'orth sirpaol forward and intro
ducsl Nr. Er, an. Then came "A dem
uustraiiau that far exceeded those that
had followed ia mrut ON of MIR. Rry-
an. ualao previously in the evening.
III scene q cScntrd Mas strongly rem
ints,cnt the tumult that ragged in
inc Coliseum AT Chicago when Bryan
l:nish Il thu effort preceding his nomi-
raj ION.
This demons ration a ted for several
uiuu:r.,. Nhr1 quiet had been partially
restored NJ. Iryan rose AID stepped Ia
] ths front AID center of the speakers
p'atf. rm Ia hi hand h had manu-
SCRIPT copy " his speech, Iii, fac,
IVA, palc. bat Hc Wa cool and calm
lie began II speak S'oNly, bat was
obliged t. sop. for tie demo? stration
had ,r"rad 4 >l:a>u.s before 4 die l. His
voice was firm, but Shove | signs of
hoar>rne~s The strain of the speech
max ny Journey from Chicago Ia Pitts
burgl la been q much to allow quick
! 9. coycry Of the vocal organs All / i;ryan
cau.d ,.ot make himself heard 50 dis
tiuctly rs N tn Coliseum. Eat it was
only In the galleries in the rear of the
-:r.len that everything H. said could
BOT L. h'a i, and after his speech had
lrnerphuj u " h.ir many in til so points
f disadvantage began leaving. until
ley lccamc parative,y empty be-
fore the effort was concluded.
! Mr.. Ery&H read fro.a m: nuscript but
.,'ca,.:nna II no cropped the sheets OF
paper ard sira'.c ear c'ily AMI vehe-
mvnily without hook .ng at them.
/ Nhcn lac cone. uded, after speaking
an horr ~ d f,r;y IL nutcs. there was
anp.h her tcmoas:r.. ton, but it was
/ lr.rf. The far galleries IN parceptibly
/ dwinGled. AMI The c~owi had ., cute,
I i'scl. into tie same condition of voice
that Mr.. Eryan WAS. Gov. Stone,
NJ the con lGsioa OF the cheering,
turned To Mr.. Arthur Sewall. the vice
pprs ideptial card cate, and in n few
0ords formally ro;iiicd him of his nom.
inniion. GOV. Stones remarks were
not ardihle cycIS 1850 who sat near
the platform. ,dIcnce had be.
core =, - .'-. in great disor,
J. SOS .,..cnt that rfts- .,eCrle
500 la go. ..' the great speech .,
,r. i;-.:u , Src anN .ous TO get out in
-,I air
! be s'ha rrlan raj ped many times fDr
order, not could not apiet the audi.
exc. NJ. >,wail WAS obiigc tn begin
his speech 81 id Il lose and din that
m-d,' il ,if,.cdlt or him to he heard
ten feet ;v Y. ! he speaker was com.
IciiH.: Ia s.Up srvcvui timcs while the
cir. man Jagged upon the audience 10
rca'Hrc der. People were now NOV.
iH- out IN great numbers and the noise
in ihc hail drowned the voice of the
b.lskcr.