The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

under more favorable SurrOunuinSs
large number Of young Americans kept
things lively during the o,1cr-more mo-
notOnous walt, and cat-calls, "Vut-him-
out" "down-in-front." and kindred ex-
pressions were hurled around, mingled
with cheers for Mckinley and counter
cheers FOR Bryan.
BIG CROWD-BIG Noise.
There were probably three thousand peo-
pie gathered together, and with the brlsnt
September moon and the brilliant electric
lights shining on the varigated colors worn
by tho ladies. and the Occl'chh INA
hue C light nred ny "a ehthu-t'a'-
youngster. the scene from the balcony
was indeed. an inspiring one for even
candidate for the presidency The crowd
grew larger and larger rs those from lie
Auditorium reached the scene. ani before
Senator Daniel. Senator Martin ANA Gam
didate Bryan appeared upon tho r0strum
the crowd had probably reached 10 so"
four thousand people.
Just a little after 10 O'Clock tho caniidtto
and HIS three friends made there entrance
from the west room on tne balcony.
the cuartette were heartily cneercd hy
the crowd. and Senator'S Martin al
Daniel lined I'D on either sd. OF the can
didate and faced the mass below. inc
two Senator's made their lttlc bow and
retire. TO the rear. so that t'o candidate
could have fair olbow-roOm in winch TO
sneak his piece. lie had already declared
10 the citizens OF Manchester that hc lad
worked eight hours this day" and 20
those al the Auditorium he had stated
that he worked sixteen hour 10 one oay
and cst idn't work another Minute longer
30 he cut his speech Vcly snor; on TINS
occasion ar-i got right dlHa 10 the point.
"ie6ics and Gentlem.n, NJ ss,1,
I.r. .H.H"H
gust word, rms - go Div~7D~
brought forth LAUNDERING applause.
we have entered upon campaign
which has aroused deep feeling on bo,h
sioes and We may expect tha. feeling %
increase" The ,ali.dl-o tlen, aIci
this preliminary. went on ID say mat the
gold people argued that their side Nes
right and the silver side was wrong, -.
he denied this assertion. and claimed that
the silver side WAS right and the other
wrong. He gave nothing TO substantitate
Ills assertion and during his few remarks
made no statement that could be- COM
.trusd as indicating a rise IN the wages
OF salaried men.
..rhev are calling us anarchists cried
the candidate. as he grabb "a a hand itil
Of hair and looked mp 1T %" ran ID the
moon who plainly tipped bis "A hno~ins
VIA.
Gu. what care !. TITS an honor 20 De
termed such bv them OK 'leir dehn u0n.
forscotL m0kes DO pleisIr3 Il tc known
as am anarchist
"Thoy say that. n elected. 7 would not
dare enforce the laws. But, my dear
friends give me pour votes and TIT enc
force the laws in such "a way that they
ON their Bonded knees. Will beg me not
20 DO so.'
"In conclusion. feliow-c'sizens. an I
can promise IS. n. by your suffrage; !
am elected 10 the highest position to
which the votes Of the citizen of coun-
try can place one Of them. TN never De
false TO n single promise made in the
Chicago platform
The candidate then made his bow. and
retired 10 the West-rOOm.
The crowd however,. were not 70 he
let or so easily. They were out for a
high old time Somebody called on sena-
tor Daniel and that gentleman was IN
10 hurry 10 decline but promptly went
10 the front and started or. Tho crowd
was with him. however and encouraged
him no little. Hha stated that ho d.d not
dare speak before Afr. Bryan Tie didn't
think it necessary either that any ono
should follow the cand date. for what l-
f,. .t ....i.f.- .....rr D.,
3ain was ~" .l-",' '','' ,--, T.,
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lt s''Ine TO il' '''- .,.. ,.... all
tribune or me , .t.
dress sing yon rev nio'"''
statue OF the great J'l'Is'"
.n this hotel had come ~
Just tho ae' or tha' gre. ,'...,
he wrote the l'ecl.ii"i''" "' ,.,
dcncc. and may he hNr .' ~ -,
p0sterity rs the great l"oil''a
has done" .,-.. Sos.
.Th1y say That we are ann '.'.'t....s
the sam, people VINO c''' r.
went % Indianapolis anu ..i-,,
.elvcs Democrats -2nt 'N.f ..t...f,.,.
as 90 have found "a ''7, .,i ,.s
identity. The same people VIZ .'''
Anarchists called George W e9''. ~
rebel and those people ".i1 .,. r.G..s
as Tories. Ut 'i''. .-1 man, Arar-
Ike George Washlntl'" "''D 49,. ,...,~
crists Ike Bryan. ...',,il r..l to
tho millennium lNte VIC
put ON our robes. g., -.,, tho senator
Il have sala N.'i,' t,+o r.ufrrous
-Olcre me crown ".'.- 49,. ,,,,.h more
applause r. ana VIII 'De eng. .,..tf.rn.n
about this iact'h VA '"- man ~
They remind He W. io.,l. If
Gotham. Who went 'o PEI. go . t.Io
tho bowl lad berA SUI ,....
would Dee longer. %! a..".- ,,..
our time discussing iAe lnl'-''''p .. 1i
venuOni There ls an ''u 81" ..,,,.,-.
vises the hunter not 10 use ".s nm,