Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-25

selves 0edfd rs TntS feii Tue cTU"US
how their delegation will stand to-
morrow. solid as hell for Bryan, by
thunder Followed by thuuders Of
applause, while in the doorway, a
man with a pair OF lungs that make |
themselves heard Il! owe the roar OF
everything, is a big Wild Irishman. /
from Colorado, named Bill Kerr who
is denOuncing the middle Of the road
Oops" with a fiuency of dictation
and fioridness of eXpletive that IS
simply beautiful to listen to and falls !
on nay ears like The musical murmur
Of a mountain waterfall to a thirsty
traveller. He has just been denuunc-
ing a man in the crowd as the hung
hole OF Hdnnas's barrel and has
covered him with a tornado Of abuse
embellished With rich Irish descript,
i've, that simply fills the crowd Of
Bryan men with a delight hat Dor
'iera on deliriurn. For the last five
'Hintltes the roar OF kerr's voice and
the tumultuOus shriekS from his au-
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miniature earthquakes. OF all the
/ street and hotel lobby orators, who
have sprung to the front iD the last
twenty-fOur hours, nothing has ap-
: preached Kerr, the rhetorical Irish
mar Of Denver. The Bryan men
swear that he must BE- given the plat
form tomorrow in the Popu,ists' Con-
ventioD, and they think one of his
speeches will have the same effect
upon it, as did Brvan's, when he
swept up the nomination off the floor
Of the Convention. Tonight the BIZ
metaliats and Western POpulists,
hold a conference at the headquarters
Of the Bimetallists at the Southern
Hotel, Our own delegation will be
there headed by Jones, Stewart ana
! Newlapds. These men have been
working tirelessly since their arrival
ia the city. to cement the POpulists for
the regular nominee. and the entire
delegation have been at work doing
yoeInan service for the cause. The
middle Of the road men tonight claim
that they have too out Of 1900 dele
gates, pledged to pat up a separate
ticket, ana No one can really dispute
their claims, until the roll is called
tomorrow and the ballot taken. Tue
most wild-eyed and woody is the Texas
ncj-@aCipD. They are called the
"Is=ls Steers" and plunge around
the town in a constant state Of STAN
prde, snorting and roaring like Sc
many wild animals, and each one is
supposed t. have a ~siX-shoUter ia one
leg and d bowie knife in the other
They want the middle Of the road,
; and so far everybody has I given it tC
them. They had a conference witt
: the California Populists this after
noon, but the only man who could be
handled at all was n who gotdrurk
, He was ready to "stahn in" The
only course Gems to be at the mex
conference to have enough California
wine on hand to put the balance il
the same condition. But [ will have
to close my letter. The crowd here i;
50 big and so noisy, that any further
writing is impossible.
l Mrs. Sam Cohn is reported quite
; i'll.
. Maj John Dennis was in Carson
yesterday.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson leftfo.
the Lake yesterday.
> A Bryan-Sewall Club will be form
c ed in this city in a few days.
A number Of young people had
picnic at Thorn's yesterday. 1t rain
ed.
J. The Arlington lobby looks yer,
: cool and inviting since it has beef
: painted.
n The rain upsets the plans of tn
: fishermen as all the creeks and rive
are SWOLLEN.
IL The endorsement Of Bryan by POP
= ulists q the endorsement of tw
, million votes.
Yesterdays rain was very welcom
~ to the people in town but the rancheI
up the valley say that it has RUNE
= many tons Of hay that was down.
Ike Frohman, formerly Senate
t Stewards private Secretary aud now
n prosperous lawyer of San Francisco
re was in town yesterday.
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