Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
nnYAN PHILADELPHIA.
Thousands Gather so Oct glimpse
OF the Candidate.

Thousanas Gather ,o oct u glimpse
OF tue Candidate,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ~. = MI
Bryan was greeted In PailadelphiA TO-
night by crowd which, according 10
the police anu other authorities tk'
coeded any ouipnuriny OF the people
on similar occasion In tue history OF
tho city. Hu spoke Mt the Academy 81
Music, which has seating caphcl.
~ Of about 5000. Every available
Inch In the bouse was occupied iwo
hours before Mr.. Bryan arrivei, and
experts estimated the auiience NJ lully
0,O0O. Gathered In the street. outside
OF the aoademy were fully 30 600 PEG.
pie, who stood patiently until lOi5O
hoping to SEQ or hear the candidate.
The crush was something awful
Many OF those who succeeded In get.
ting inside tho academy had tholt
clothing almost torn from thom. Many
cases OF mUro or leta Injury were re-
ported, One man with broken arm
beiuR taken to the h. Hpitbl. Hundreds
of police were p1weflrsn 10 Keep the
cfowda In check.
Mr., Bryan made his headquarters oil
the Laiaybtte hotel, two blocks above
tho academy, on Broad street. In
front Of TINS place over 5000 pooplo
gathered, dosirous OF getting nj least
glimpse " tho distinguished vlsitot'
| since II was mot possible for MrBiyAn
| 10 make his way down Broad street 70
the academy In his carriage, no was
conducted through the basement anu
| Kitchen Of the noiel ami out the fcst
door to . side a,tosi, which ho walked
10 the acAdomy. He managed TO
make his way 10 the etnge ontrhueo
ana got inhido after Nh experience Win
| the crowd that he will lJug remember.
| whom he nppesred on tue stage, his
reception was tremendous, the cheer.
ing lasting several minutes. Ho satd
In raui
The gold standard paTofs ask why /
came TO Pennsylvania. have nothing
10 conceal. will toll you why came.
| 1 osms ffst ~ secure II pos-iblo tue
| electoral vote OF tho state. IL you deny
thai, n you will not give mo that vote
| N Us are defeated Ia this campaign
then 4 came upon another mission, ana
that IN TO tell too people OF Ponntylva
mia that the agitation for ffso coinag,
will never GEESE In this country until
tho gold standard IL drivea back 4
England.
They cay the cthzs IL dying out.
care not what thoy call the silve
cause; you may apply 10 II such opith
cts an Jou will, but 1 know the silve
cause will not die. because truth neve
dieS. (AppiAusrl.
You AJAX me why | know tina, thi
cause Is 40 tut? l can give you man!
( % reAsons; but One reason 10 sum
oiont, that every enemy 10 good gov
eminent Is against irto silver. Iol
can know a cause Ms you eau know al
Individual by tue company II Keeps.
Ono u tho papers said that l Jacket
dignity. would rather have u tail
that l lackVddignisy than that lackel
backbone TO meet the enemies " b
conspiro agaiuo, this nation's woliar
In Wall street. What oihc
President did they charge with lac
OF digniiy? (Criea OF "Llnooln" an
great applEussl. Yos, my friends, the
said Il OF Lincolp, and oil Jackson, too
(Cheer), Then Jefferson lacked dig
atty also. | halisvoa man ought 10 b
not TOO digniied, but rather lacking 4
dignity.
| Now It might DO more digniiled n