The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-03

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i.c.l W S,tpM %nIii'seH' % put aa ne Ma1
to seat himself without being yelled at
as was Mr.. Tinelcy. Colonel Fitzsim-
mons robust hsure, however, was re-
coSniZed IN all its fine proportions and
ne was yelled to the echo. lie removed
ms nat ana seated himself while re-
ceiving more yelis than did Mr.. Merri-
field.
Then Mr., Boland. of the glad hand.
came in. Ills smile was bland and he
came with the band and with two
sided banner and there was applause.
hut whether 1t was for the glad-hand
ana the bland smile or for the banner
is not known. The banner on one side
bore carricature of Mark Hanna and
this inscription, NO Cross of Gold; No
Hannacrat Government" on the 9TH
er it bore Rryans likeness and these
words, BRYAN and the Plain People
Against Monopoly"
Candidate Merriiield evidently
thought the banner was the cause of
the noise for he asked some one to
hand it to him and placed it against the
wall back Of the platform with Bryan's
picture outward. They applauded that
then Chairman Jennings then the For
est band which came in fror, tbe strne,
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ne pa"d biaIeh anu CHAIRMAN Jen-
fiilgS opened the meeting.
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He addressed his audience as fellow
citizens Inf corrected himeoIf ord s,i1
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g. hr!ah anu 'he i"cal beinocfatic
tCfet and introduced the first speaker
Attorney Conrv. he OF the red ora tory
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"''u u-'O'i 'i' nm '"Nt ''duttl
haCh ana roosevelt or New YORK city
might try and thwart the Whcie Demo-
Cracv If il pndeayored to install Bryan
as president. The dire intention of
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Nec'c'' ne S'Iemhiy proclaimed, II II
took all the nOwers of heaven and
earth That was the hit of his speech
which lasted nearly threc-ntartprs of
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ne S"ilI 20 'hn tiucily .iI. isuttleuGe
was a n't,ng climax 10 the speech Of
the young attorney.
Mr. MefIiGcid the congressional can
difaia vyas Tho n.vt ercol,., IL eaia
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ono Of the questions before you today
is whether You want four years more Of
Cleveland. Ii wa 4 question. rather, uIi-
I'll aIorg came Mari. Hanna's Jann wagon
yario,,iSiI ,s,,ns .,,,d a,t,c.ni,,r "T si,r i
last twenty-thr4e Years or 10 y1, wan.
TO enjoy prosperity ana THRIFT whicfi we
believe viii follow. the esLabli,hing Of the
lI,r cp!naSt oi silver lhaiS "hpt the
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izcd' that tho country win he ruined |