The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-24
BRYAN AT HIS HOME

Te"pi" saf Him Temporary, N. ne
A'on' fs Win Kctura 10 t,,- IN
of HIS tholc~. N" Hone
Lincoln, Neb.. july l..-To--r....
Lincoln Is delirions. The deliriw,, n.
gan Mhen The train bearing the t.....s
nee was sighted hv the thou.
gathered ia and about tn. r,;i,s..,...--
ton. How many ihou.,,s.
tLere ~ would be difficult ,o cs,is,s..
Men, women and children ,v;th M
horns which they blew lustiiV.
callopes, steam whistles. ..,nr.n
CRACKERS and everything ei.,. VIZ.
could Toe conveniently handled 80
turn the vicinity of the s,a,i.~
pandemonium.
IS ~, and Mrs Bryan. wit M.
Lincoln niingeut shat had ro-. n.
meet them stepped from the tr-i-
mighty shout went up from t.is r-..
and then began the uproar 81 ..r,.s 4,
morse, shriel1s. grunis, whistle. .1
ho"is. continued with a per.i-s-...
that showed "A keen .jovn-ni .r NM.
part 81 those handling ;Ae iusirar NJ.
Of torture.
In some way Mr.. and Mrs. 4
their children and the other, ,s
them managed 10 get through M
sembled masses AID were DiAe
carriages. Mayor Craham ami
cepticn committee had charge .t-
arrangements. and under the.-
ton the nominees party wera
veyed ~ the Bryan residence. AZ d
street. where neighbors and
were waiting la give them W.
welcome
Al SEQ o'clock Mr.. Bryan wea. \
the Lincoln hoici ia q carriage H. t-ss
ms place IA the parade. Al had ,
- rain by tais time. bat The arssl- a.
the people WAS not diminished .-5
when Mr. Bryan drove az Is tn. ,sl
he WAS greeted with repetition 81 .as
wild enthusiasm. expressed b- ln-.
power and ~ the instruments 81 sa-.
ture. that had been given him 81. 4.
arrival a. the railway station. laeo
the procession WIS started for the STATE
house. a platoon OF police led th.. Ia
rade.
First came L. s. Miller. chief mar
shall, and his staff. including a mum
Der OF army and national guard Of
ncers- followed by the second re-s-
ment band and the Lincoln LigA. IL
fantry. Mr.. Bryan came next. and
after him Company Dot she First -r--
inent, n y g. State. county and
city officials followed in turn ana the
rest ~ the procession was made ID j:
civic organizations ~ every character.
including travelling men ana relief So
cieties. The Bryan home guards bs-..
nambcaus and discharged rockets.
while many OF the other paraie-s also
indulgei in pyrotechnic lisplags.
a brass band headed nearly every
organization. and there was no lack
of musical effect.
Packed Ia the rain outside the state
house were people hr the thousands.
They cared nothing for the .sct under
loot and the wet overhead. hut stood
in the mud a. patiently a. II i, hsd
been the most prvpitious weather.
And their enthusiasm was something
wonderful. Merry every Young man
ana young woman was provided with
q tin horn and they spared not their
lungs lint the cheers drowned out
All other noises Nhen Mr. H-van
was introduced the shon. that ssrnt
up was mighty one. ana was re-
peaied over and over again
temporary platform Lad been
erected at the north exterior OF the
building and from this Mr. Bryan
spoke.
air. Bryan said:
FELLOW ciTIzEHs. ] an proud so-n'rAs o
b. able to say OK those Who a.. a~~-rp.,se,
tINn~4 r44e -. "a.
her u express 20 Republicans. democrats.
pcllilsts, prohihAt41nist- and afE tsarsia. me
sr-iitu4e which we feel ts- th. marnir-
sent Demonstration. ! say 1e f~-sa~a she
no mas shared MY struggles deserves Aer
ni- Share q all thc hanurs taAi may come
% me- applause. Came f-- ty4 a
stranger ia a strange. land 4nl vel 10 r-eot
'her treated a stranger more kindly ila1 y01
l4Nc treated nae. aud ! desire rs eKurs-~. TO-
gAt lot unlF OR grateful arp-ec At4na 81 ain
M -lnAncs.fs- socially and politically that
oA hA.e sap@n - rs bat ~ gaze 90 Nom the
assurance that II bg tn susrAres ~ orr com--
rymeA Il ipr a Shors time. nceapy tne rlusr
honorable place n the Tifs q i1c people.
hAll return 70 The people wL3 nr.f tc.oa r1e "a
her arms .ArPlalsel This shpl b. my
omr.
THANK tho-e % az parties who have oeru
'llllnc tor a mcsncnf II forget dis.sre-ces ss,st
xisi between " 70 soln In celebrating sne ZACH
has "a last the nomination Tor p7esldan. hax
Tcss"d the Missouri river |Grcas cheering
nd loud and long appi@u~e.1 We are -ias ..a.r
he irohioiiiea party came ~ cur cfv for az
Andiuaie. and Il TIE great republican rnrrv
'nleh Tor ~ mang years has coal .natei La -ae
1Aucil~ - he nation. had selected q Nabr.ASza
Ian ipr The head ~ tAc tifsef. d shoalt have
a son "a holprlns him. ariltss o.. shat as
pinipn Mi-ht have been tsreat applause.
And nos. nnii can See each 3. vnss. n-~-s,-
ly and expires, nay shauEs ~ the pressure d
~ Aand. Or % NY sOire permit ne 10 iii
al ali. IA behalf ~ my wife ara r1vself rood
Irnt Long and coliirued appiaa-e.
After this Mr.. aud Mrs Bryan. stand
* IN the rotnnaa of the stat. house.
fceiFed a vast conconrsc Of people
ov. Holconb was present.
bjects to the Platform. but Accept. the
Candidates.
BosroN, July ls-Hon. Patrick VI.
acquire, Of this city. who. a. dele
ste TO the Chicago convention. fought
-vnestly for the adoption Of gold