Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-18
BRYAN At HIS HOME.
7,iumDhal JOlFnsy Of the Democratic
Nominee Through Missouri
,co,x ALMOST DELrRIoUs.
-. ruthusInsm In welcoming the
II. distinguished Fell
c,u,cu Tremendous - Torch
tiaht Procession

I-.. ~ Lincoln az II o'clock this morn
oo the Darlington road, In a speci"
..-cl by his Lincoln friends. a party
,...,t,, reouie came to Kansas Ci'y
,. greet Mr Bryan. and he re'ufheu "
,.. home as their guest. The gene'"'-
anger OF the Burlington roaI' "'So
Mood his private car at the disposai OF
...e,enor men accompanying 'he
..r Every seat in the train had pee"
,ised for. and the journalist coh""-
,, wired the local agent at b"'i'Na
ION. requesting him TO attach ''.'''o.'.
cars IL happened that the gene'"'-i''''',.',
,.r,s crr had arrived this mo5nihS' "'''
, Kind tender Of this Is responsio'e ioi
Oh. r,ct that the details Of MT bryan
.,.-,ey from Kansas city TO Lincoln VIII
b, chronlcled in the press
,rr Bryan slept Wei last night an"
fl not rise until late this morning Dc
,-.. te reached Kansas city he was IN
e...,.f ~ reports circulated here that ne
member OF The American Protec-
- ,.ssc.ation and the Junior order
~ American Mechanics. ho ceniel ihas
g.s or ever had been member OF
...t.- order. and In his speech last night
..,-eion no sneak Of the right Of
..t.-, of religious worship. After ne
d. r.uf.l Of his nomination, Mt. bryah
..... sneak on the subject OF liberty IN the
e,.-..e ~ conscientious oeAei.
GOING EAST NEXT YEAR.
sr Joseph MO. July H.-When
.r- Bryan reached the Union s''-
f.n boz kansas City Dee founi . "ise
.-.o1 aeefrblod They cheered ilsl'y as
fa. cries or
..tl.ch he stepped t0 the rear piauoI"n
~ the CAT aud said. I'VE are soins
west in a few minutes and with your
Kind assistance we viii 80 east mex
v.ar This caused laughter followed Dy
cheering as the train moved on.
H..,v rain had fallen during the morn
Irr and the clouds began go pou! TOT u,
tre.r contents before the train reacneu
tla omen prairie beyond the city. Inc
r was cold ana gave an uncomioTtaoie
f.I.e to the fhiniy-c.ad members OF the
r.-tv whose experience in the s"eiier-
'r. I..f of salem had made them expect
ANYTHING blt drop in the temperature.
AZ Fast Leavtuw0rth and weston
--.rfs of people were waiting for the
rau in order 20 see Mr Bryan Inc
fr.ir only stopped a minute at each place
ana V~ BRYAN bowed 10 the crowd from
tr. rear of the car AT Armour Mr
r..an shook hands with hundred or
rr.r. rernle. and Mrs Bryan was bowed
down under q load ~ water-lilies heaped
ur.n her by admirers of her husband
AT ST. JOE.
The train arrived al ST. Joseph az l2;9
P ST. The station platform here was
packed with people as the train drew ID.
They swsrmel around temporary plat
.lrm that had been erected near ths
track Oh which the train stood anu
,t1ufei enthusiastically as Mr.. Bryan APP
leare-. r.,..,,
rr.ns tie president Of a national bank,
and made AN address. which was ne
oasntly interrupted by cheers.
The train ieft the station al 100 iol-
lowed ny more cheering
ROYAL WELCOME HOME.
LINCOLN. NEB.. July IA royal vel
com. 90 bis own State was given Mr.
Irrar The FIRST town after crossing
tr. Missouri into Nebraska was Hu4o.
AZ he train came 20 "a standsuh three
score of men rl>~>d forward and began
tr.rr -rot.lr- and rifles. Then brass
i... struck ur an air Of welcome. Nhcn
.r Bryan appeared or the platform a
great shou, went up from the crowd.
Then there was a rush Tor the train, ana
81. a minute the nominee was in mael-
sIrom OF wildly enthusiastic residents OF |
M.II.N. aHHlI".A AN hANAt a 't"f
fu her uIrs. and managed 10 say tnat /
The yourcster Was William Jennings Bry-
nn Jones' Nen pushed forward ana
6sid "GoI bless you and women strug-
ceI for hlnishake.
40 Fils Clfy nearly five hundred Ne !
irlsEans were e-thered 1T the little |
depot to meet ST. Bryan. and when he /
appeared on the platform OF the car he /
VS. greeted with cheers OF welcome. /
De- FIH Inn
i.r Mr Bryan sai De was slai 10 see /
so many ot Nerriska's citizens present. I
81. wanted the newspaper-men on the /
rrUr tn look into their faces and carry /
t.e u.Hs t0 the East that the people of /
,.hraskl can he trusted wi;h the govern /
In-
-a. whole population turned out al /
Humboldt. and Mrs Bryan was deluget /
Vt flowers. AZ Table Rock anvil sallies /
cre. Che great audience in giving .
r f. ifs enthusiasm and Mr.. Bryan I
r. short speech % thanks. a re- /
rr..r committee from Lincoln Joined I
rr .-n 90 Table Rock delegation /
f-.m tl. Lincoln Sorosis also greeted Mrs.
Bryan there.
At BEDS Cty there were cheering crowds.
rr. .t T...r4,h there turned Cui fo peo- /
wr trs band boarded the tram 7
am mrrriel 90 90 Lincoln
NOTIFICATION AT NEW YORK
Io.t ar,.- leaving Tecumseh. Mr. Bryan /
Danced chat 10 had been finally de-
terunl thaf ,he official notification OF .
DIS nomination .rell. take place ln Ne" F.
york. FL" said tle date had not oeeN
tA,i. lrt l uo.l probably oe arransel
io ..fe tre ..munsfr4tlQn during the lfrl
Veek Dol August
People poured INTO the train al several
stations and r.Ir snort distances. the bct-
o. -o SEQ an opportunity tO see tne nomi-
Many ladies' in addition 20 me
r0 contingent were in The Lincoln \
ii. nlf iolura tle train 40 Tecumsen'
t nearly al were friends or MIS-
lI. l.rrs began 90 assume quite
t. .rpearan1e.
Arot t leQpi, cheefed az smartviue
ilU ra.n VhlrIel past and a, ster-
lt H'.lr a stoI 90 mlnlte was MADE.
i mblel gave three cheers and
tiger
t-ams turned out lo o. its population,
t fIrtn bad contingent OF erthusc1
iltal -4uts. lf was the same story over
t..ll 20 Hickman. The last stopping
Ia.t before reaching IAncoln.
+ra frain rolled ilto the Union depot
o. lincoln az 2 o'clock. ana Mr Bryan
f.s given tremendous ovation BY the
assembled thousands.
DECEPTION AT LINCOLN.
Io-rst. Llnc0ln Is Gelrious. The de-
lF-m t.san when The train bearing the
ilr-oe WAs sighted by the thousands
faiatr.i ia ans about the railway sta-
tn How many thousands were there
it would be difnruis 20 estimate. Men.
ncmea. AID children had TN horns. which
ias5 blew Justify; steam calilopes