The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-13
BRYAN 70 The NATION.
Hear Ys the Apostle Of Free
Silver.
HIS CONFESSION OF FAITH.
Ie UphOIds the Patriotism Of the
Chicago Platform.
TRIBUNE OF THE PEOPLE.
he Issue, He 6au6, Is the Poor
Mans Fi0ht for Money.

ew York Turns Out Her Thousands.
Every Part of This Great Nation
sends Its Quota to See the stand
ard of the silver Hosts Put in the
Hands Of the Man Who the Demo-
cratic Party Says Shall Sit in the
Seat of the Chief Magistrate of
the United states-A Fearful Mad
dening Crush to Gain Admittance
TO New YorI1's Great Auditorium.
The Young Candidate Acquits
himself and the Party He Repre-
sents with HOnor-The Text of His
stirring Address to the People of
the Nation.
Madison Square, New York, Aug. 12-
81 Flilham Jennings Bryan and Arthur Sc
staIl were formally notified tonight that
hey We're the choice the democratic par
ty for the highest offices in the gift of
the people of the United States.
The occasion was one to which the en-
country had been looking forward
"a many weeks, and interest had risen to
- boiling point through repeated prom
Is and hints that the speech which the
fbung Nebraskan would deliver would ex-
I'D in eloquence, vigor and magnetism
rs great effort before the Chicago con-
Fxntion
AIr. Bryan himself had been partly re-
sensible for the feverish feeling generat-
81 among the people. Only the other day
Fhen a crowd of enthusiasts gathered at
Station along the route of his journey
41pm Lincoln to New York, had impor-
Nned him for a few words, he had an
FHered read the newspapers Thursday
mprning, and you will have something
Wprth hearing"
Whatever might be the political incli-
Aations Of any person who attended this
kfand ratification of the democracy at
tAe spacious Madison Square Garden. he
Mpst have been permeated with the blind
81 prejudice not to have been thrilled bv
"a excitement and enthusiasm which
FL vailed during the entire time the notih-
s. iIon ceremonies lasted. The presence
so stupendous a crowd of human be-
= was in itself an eloquent tribute to
II Importance attached to the occasion.
An p such crowd it was.
zen and women poured into the vast
oitorium through its many inIets. They
<4ne IN droves, in sections, and in orderly
II Tching step. The opening of the doors
= followed by hurrying, scurrying
81 OF feet and in they came, shouting
S. AplAs' showing, pushing, all intent on
cHllg the places best available to see
near all that was to be seen and
i'eF a while the ingress became more
~ ana the entrance of the audience
9'1 uoWn into constant inflow of hu-
- beings.
''s''e Inc garden the widest excite
~ nad prevailed. A perfect Gordon of
ise mad been formed on the four sides
'"e building and no one was permitted
''Ss Ihe line until the time advertis-
WI 'ne opening of the doors. over one
'Saild uniformed policemen were sta.
.s' ~ and about the hall
crowd began to assemble shortly
clock, and an hour later the ave
reading to the garden were uteranv
-7eo with the waiting multitude. The
He neat Of the day had by no means
',s Iury' and many of those who had
,g- early to secure good positions in
were obliged to drop out and re,
V more favored places.
CLOCK the doors were thrown omen
Sl,lle the efforts Of the police to re-
d" 'Hem, the crowds on every side
desperate rushes for the entrances
- struggle many women tainted and
= 'e carried away. The police finally
i" 70 use their clubs in an effort 10
tore order. 80 ''-oi 70
81 -'' scene of turmoil ensued at the
e'-lfance. Men, women and polica-
were jumbled together in an indis-
mob. Men tore each others and
81 '"h clothes in their frantic endaav-
gun admission and matters looked
81 ' Ior some moments. Shrek after
-'Ine from the women in the str,,g.
mass and two or three of them faint
81 the police rallied and with a viz
Use OF their clubs soon formed
81 hereafter there was a sembIance
'''' From floor to roof the Garde,,
crowded with human beings. Tba
"0S not as intense within as might