The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-23

every nan who thinks that by law he can
get something for nothing" The Pops
suheided. and the Republicans had their
innings.
Long before o'clock, while the town
was turned out TO witness the parade. be-
fore the big doors OF Armory hail the peo-
pie began 10 gather. The crowd filed the
entrance and bulged out 10 the street.
Men pushed for place. and the knot OF
policemen detailed TO hold the doors
against all but ladies' had TO use force in
carrying out their orders. When they
commenced to clear people ont OF the en-
trance TO leave room for the admission OF
the paraders some opposition was met
with. The combination or Bryan man was
largely In evidence among those who
pressed closest 10 she door. and they were
inclined to be suiien and pugllistic. All
were forced to vacate save two old fellows
whom the police mereifuliy allowed 10
stay close to the door because OF their age.
One was a Bryan man. and while they
waited good old-fashioned argument
WAS carried on between them.
Inside the hall was quiet. A small num-
her OF ladies had been admitted. and sat
patiently awaiting developments. Then
from without the drum began 10 sound,
and the beats. mingled In strains OF music.
became louder and louder.
II was the approaching parade. IT stop
ped al the door. and the s;;bsuef stamping
81 many feet In the street was heard.
Then the scanty number in the hall began
20 clap and scamp. for through tire half
open door caxne the Hon. Benjamin Bun
terworth. OF Ohio. preceded and followed
by the chairman and vice presidents OF
the meeting. Hardly had they reached
the platform when the doors were thrown
eren. ard Ia rushed the crowd. Psii-rnell
they came. men and women. hurrying for
seats. ans within hut a minute every
available foot OF space on the noor and
In the sailsries Of Arrory hall vas taken
up. and the half-eTnptv hafi was fun OF
ss-rthing Republicans.
When the crowd had somewhat settled.
Judge Langley stepped 60 the front and
called the meeting 20 order. HE was
greeted with cheers.
by the committees Of arrangements
am appointed 20 preside over this meet
ing" ne sati 1T Is nos late. Many
present ave made loaS arri tShortous
march. You have shown. many az YOU
that YOU are not afraid 20 parade IRE
stress ana show your colors.'
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