Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-03

plause.) Some one here asked: "How about Tom Jones?"
 MT. Bowman said: From Jones is good fellow, but he has killed himself The Louisville and Nashville is against Bryan and Jones who works for the Louisville and Nashville, is against Bry- an." (Applause)
 MT. Bowman said in conclusions: T may have differed in the past with some but Let the dead past bury the dead. 1 say join hands with those who fight for the people," Loud applauseo
 GEN. CHAS. M. SHELLY was called out for a speech. In response He said ''I have been so busy Shellyr He said: q have been so busy conducting the campaign l have had no time for making speeches. But I can tell you of what organization we have with which to win the fight tomorrow. Never in Alabama was democracy better organ ized for battle than now. (Applause). Alabama will go for Bryan by an increas- ed majority of 20 per cent. over the demo- cratic majority in August. Loud cheer fng) This is the most important cam paign in the history of the government. The Chicago convention was body of in- telligent, honest, sincere, patriotic men, who carried out the will of the masses whom they represented. The power Tn New York, a class more in touch with the
  with this country, Is seeking to thwart the will of the masses"
 The general then illustrated how Bryan would lead the people to victory by tell ing a thrilling story of the war, which was loudly applauded
 Concluding Gen. Shelly said: We will not only have a democratic President, but democratic house and democratic senate" Loud applause).
 DIR. J. S. GILLESPIE.
 pr. Gillespie said he had just seen picture of Washington, Jefferson, Jack son and Lincoln underneath which was picture of MT. Hanna, who was asking Uncle Tom if those poor anarchists were not enough.
 If such men are anarchists" said pr. Gillespie, "I am glad to be in company with them. am glad of the history they have made" The masses of the people have declared for William Jennings Bryan and we are going to elect him to- morrow. Loud applause.)
 GEORGE HARRISON.
 MT. George Harrison was the last speaker and devoted large portion of his speech in answering Gen. Geo. r. Harrison and Col. Jefferson Falkner who spoke in this city few nights ago.
 MT. Harrison said an attempt has been made to throttle the voice of a free peo- pie; that corporations and syndicates have invaded the homes and firesides by threats 10 TOD the laDOrer or HIS pOSlllOn unless he abides the bidding of the bosses in voting for Palmer and BuclSner or Mo- Kinley. That these laborers are for peace and ask only right and justice be- fore the law-pay for their labor and tho right by trial by jury as guaranteed by the constitution, and unless this is given the sword will not cling to the scabbard.
 We are called anarchists because we ask for liberty as well as peace.
 "The Honorable Jefferson Falkner asked in his speech to show him the man who has been coerced by the Louisville and Nashville railroad. I reply, view yourself MT. Falkner. Take the attor- neyship from you, and I dare say you to- day would be supporting Bryan and Se- wall. Loud and continued applause) At the conclusion MT. Underwood moved that three cheers be offered for Bryan and Sewall, and Magnolia hall was made to echo in a manner that fairly made the rafters quiver.
 Whats the matter with Jefferson? | She's all right!