New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30

lion I Know we are called Anarchists ana
wanted ib to sS%ns a%GnE IKE You
Vote for him Cheers and laughterl am WING 1IF
70 admit rom IN" my Ss' Of Of Soss %eo cs
Anarchist. Their idea OF govetnm LEVERS OF gov
ernmen, the people who suffer mus KEEP
silent matter how sev SIer .hs' f, sunei that
believe that government derives ia Just po"er e
fror, the consent OF the governed ana i'o"' "0
believe mat the way 10 make people love their
Government 10 to cal them abusive names mnrn
men, go good that IL deaerves love Of every eitl-
Instead OF telling YOU MAJ me op's b banks Of
those ;oi 10 renew your la''n IN oar are
OF independence which declares ma a equal
created equa and that n all men s,e ,s,on or 10;
then no man. whatever his name or p'Slu1n 30. no
government should either enable one 'l'n,n no w. hat
another or permit citizen II inlure aiO,no. 81
is the Kind OF Anarchy which Is tarSh' III ''' nv
started N talk half an hour r. wi,i ;o S oD
DO not DO you not know that the New , oIh p"
pers say that my audiences go OF an" al, IT" n,gh
would like 10 tai; longer becaus" when ma ho,,
lot Anarchists like yoI love to TAX AK q, onno o,
nlty 10 speak with YOU face 10 face nave no'
come here TO beg your vote naVr "oe his voto
just as he thinks best. ask nobody for ms vote
but gay that when you have reao ny p'@ onrin
mean 10 YOU If YOU then believe that tnroush me
election Of ire ticket m lnSr Fights 4T
and protect your families then bidder for
Your votes care not to what party you belong
But IT. on the other hard Won believe that the
election of ny5ody else is better for Sourseives
for YOU to cast your votes for That is my Idea
OF politics. IL is not the p"rsonit IL the cause for
m,cni- j. the principles. stand for certain pr.n-
cipies and If elected VIII carry hem our 10 ,l.
Mr. and Nj Hryan were conveyed from he I'a.r
Grounds ne railroad sat ion In an open har0ucue
A. ne station = special Train waiting 10 convey
the party jamestown. At OIean he spoke from the
rear platform
TURBULENT AUDIENCE AT CELORON
Mr.. BRYAN was b,l,ed TO speak tonight IN the Con-
veniion Hall at Celoron. on Chau;auqua Lake. TWO
mics from this ely the nall has seating capacity
Of 5000 hut fully 1000 people were jammed INTO II
long before the Bryan party came al O'Clock. All
OF the aisles We're crammed win men ana women
and others were l.ned along the rAfiers overhead.
Outside there were thousands struggling TO rei 10 tnr
doors Through this mass Mr.. ana Mrs Bryan. MI
and Mrs Joseph {. Sibey and the local committee
men had made their way. The party was eht'reF
without police proceor and had TO ngnt nara 10 Keep
from being crushed by the curious VINO swarmed
around tnem. one committeeman trying 20 protect
Mr. Bryan begged ioudiy' FOR 'ou sane Nse'
Wien Mr. Bryan stepped upon the platform he
WAS greeted with fierce shIill cheer, when III ~
intensity suggested the Chicago Convention he
Presidential candidate stepped forward ana. at'er
the cheer, stood ting Tor quie' Gun! was
hing impossible TO obtain. The people kept crowd
inu in AT the doors and pressing forward In the
asles forward 10 the front. Others OF the audience
remained standing their. chairs watching the
struggling in III" alsl"S where Il woman
cream occasionally Mr.. Bryan begged thost
i'm tl,. afS.rS to ont. lest panic should result.
and by word and gestures impoTed them Tor order
but hc could not get 1t. Members oi the commit
lee, MIR Mott and Mr. SblcY took turns al extort-
ing The people keep back. but they were not
Needed one excited man In the gallery got hear
ing and cried "Co out. FOR heavens sake Their"
will be panic and pcopl" will br killed others
in the audience made similar appeals
Mr.. Bryan declared tlat lac would not speak under
such dangerous conditions. Mr. Slbey announced
that Mr. BRYAN would leave the hall ana talk in the
Open ali II the people would go out. The lrople
further back cOGld not hear him ThcN would not
start and the audience stayed there. Finally ihe
Intelligence conveyed 10 the people mat Mt
BRYAN would talk outside after the indoor meeting
and that Mr. Sbl-y would talk outside imHledi-
atcly Several hundred people were induced 10
leave and thrD after th!ity-hNe minutes oi stIue
Cling Inst ID, Diet -rmination OF NOR" people IMAM
th, hail would hold to Eear him. Mr. Bryan WAS
bic begin his speech go
Tonight and tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs bIydn VIII
be- the guests II Mr.. and Mrs Herman f. Mack. or
Buffalo at their cottage at Lakewood, near 'hau-
tauqGa