The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

aud made few remarks. after which MIR
spencer iutchins declared the meeting
adjourned.
"Rah. Rah, Rah, for Bryan we are.''
was the yell OF 200 young democrats who
Went TO the court house. where q colorcd
meeting was In progress, and by their
Persistent Interruptions hually broke ur
Tie speaking. placing themselves In an
unonviahle attitude.
Wright Quincy, the sable hued leader OF
"aiNosion spoke first. bu, suffered no in
'crrurtons, ms did those who followed
MN. There WAS an occasional Bryan
cheer. however. when he herln. that Was
repeated now and then throughout his ad-
dross. Intensified into a gang yell by the
time he closed.
Tie principal part OF his audience was
composed of colorcd people Thry ictencd
respectfully and cheorcd Justify several
times.
quincy spoke for Mckinley aud Hobart
ana The county fusion ticket lilo ar
"a ghed the democrats and charged them
WITH everything that other speakers OF his
e!Ass have After finishing upon National
ana sat, auaira, he attacked The county
Iemocrailo uckci. urging every one within
W7 lilhG 10 Noie AZ unst IT, Supportine
We We ant-rns ticket wieh one exception
ite dlt not FAVOR Lock McD1nicls for tn,
per he hal taken In the lily whito wing
ol tnv r'puhhcan party, ana claimed tAA,
II MS political record was to b, consi-
ef, l. ne was not to be trusted
lie urged the negroes amt other repuh-
Jeans to vote for James *. L. Gnlasplo
Tor disuic, attorney lie Slid he would
be the right man IN the RICH, place.
fats went INTO the air and yolls as
cendcd when he made this closing an
nouucen.cnt
w stro'her, negro supporter OF Nc
poni~s, crowded to tho front ana cndeav
oIod - mako himself heard The mass
Of ncopc ably assisted bV tho crowd on
yo3ung fellows booted him down,
Colonel charles H. Peck one OF the re-
publican electors tiled to speak. bur he
Wells continued and Lis words w,ro only
hI"vl by me few staniins At hla tide.
,.r LoeF A. ,i banlels broke through the
aged to say BE- aid rot AMI had never *.
ptvt'd the Suppuri Of Nunoy aud strongly
intimat"d he did not want II 70 nj" he
a"tr"es TOOK exception and aided the
lfNan men ia Nnlling, Su Mcpanicls could
not nuke himself heard. although taking
AT tn" TOP OF his voice. During the pan
u"Woniim Post reporter heard him say
That he would always b. arlinst demo
offices
\ negro climbed to the railing and asked
McDtnicls who be would vote for FOR
president Ihc spctkcr turned away say
lnf he d"nicd the right Of any man 10 ,,slt
MN now he would exercise his right of
sulwgo This brought forth cries and
hissrs from the colorod men about tho
stand.
:. vcrai negroes raced 'or the front wnon
McbAniols stepped down, Elder collier of
the Moun' zion baptist church winning
hN i"W inches, ~. @torchcd McppniclH
foi 'hout threo minutes. when his voice
gay" out against the wells Ne "id tho
ttsiouist had given the repuhli ~ party
10" shake. and rsked the colorcd mon to
vote Tor G'hsrlc
Il A. White tried to give three cheors
GOV Mcbnu'rl- ont the crowd would not
have H.
sWyth"r. Ncnrncls friend, again strue-
god for tho crowds attention and Whhr
De wIs ihorc II looked os II trouble would
certainty result He commanded ihr hnui
ID" NAV TN, l"1ioi 'olf hir TO go io
Get down" came from the crowd.
- 3 If VII rrturuci Snnth,r and
t'vr "a" sto,d like stptuo for 'wcutf
nitutree whoa Chniloa ll"vinr . colora
w7n turned ont the lights and then l"ft
thr stand.
ln u .ps'pnt tho Nry1n crowd climbed
20 ihc ulAtform and ATTEMPTED to lirhi
tine lamp They created 80 mu'h iais'
jh' fhr police were for rl to lutrrfore
gnI lisucrgc th'm, to which they sub.
mtt 'd reluctantly hut qui'ly
1h'. '"1'd "a n'eh of ctci'cmcnt before
the olccton