The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-07-22

number cannot be given with any &C.
curacy, but there were many thous-
ands. It was the most enthusiastic
and best attended meeting addressed
by Mr.. Bryan since MS aomioation,
and be went further into political dis
cussion than be had done III previous
speeches.
| WELCOMED TO KANSAS CITY.
kANsAa CITY, July l7.--Wheu Mr.
Bryan reached the uaiou station Ia
Kansas CITY he found 4 large crowd as
| sembied. They cheerd Justify as he
appeared, and in response 10 cries for
| \ speech he stepped to the rear olaf.
form OF the car and said:
I'VE are going west in few mtn
ptes, and with your kind assistance
We will 90 east next year"
This caused laughter, followed by
cheering, as the train moved of. At
East LAaVen worth and Western crowds
Of pepole were waiting IN th1 pouring
rain to see Mr Bryan rn4 train
only stopped minute 1t each place.
aud Mr.. Bryan bowed 10 the crowd
from the rear end of the>car.
At Armour Mr.. Bryan shook hands
with A hundred or more peoole, aud
Mrs. Bryan was bowed down under
the load of water lilies heaped upou
her by admirers of her husband. Tue
train arrlEaa at st. Joseph at 1880 D
M, The station platform here was
packed with people, as the train drew
IN. They swarmed around a tempo
rary platform tnat had been erected
near the trek on which the train stopd
and shouted enthusiastically as Mr.
Bryan appeared. Mr.. Bryan vas la
troduced by Calvin Burns president
ofa national bank. and made an ad
dress which was frequently Interrupted
by cheers. The train left the ton
al :05, followed by more cheering.
IN HIS OWN STATE.
LINCOLN, Neb, July IA royat
welcone 10 his own State was giTet,
Mr.FBryan, raAe first towu after cross
ing the Mtssouriciuto Nebraska WAS
Rule. AS the train. came to =, stand
still, three score nfensSasAed forward
and began firing shosguns and rifles.
Then J brass band strl1ck up an air OF
welcome. When Mr.. Bryan appeared
on the platform = great saoutss7ent u,
from the crowd. Then there was u
rush for the train and IN minute the
nominee WAS in maIestorm Of. Wild
.ly excited and enthusiastic residents OF
Rule.
At Fall City nearly 500 Nebrasksns
PCT bsar ii at VI. J
meet Mr.. Bryan, and when he appear
ed on the platform of thecar, he-w
CREATED with cheers IS welcome. Aft4s
ter shaking hands with $ large NUN
Der, Mr.. Bryan said he Was glad 10 see
so many Of Nebraska's citizens pre-.
ent- He wanted the newspaper inea.-
on the train tor look intofthelr faces
and carry the ney5s to the east that tn.
people OF NebrasEscan be trusted with
t be goVernmeGEr The whole populsss5
ton appeared to have turned outSt
Humboldt and Table Rock and Mrs.
Bryan was delaged with flowers.
At Table fSock, anvil salutes assisted
the great andisnee in giving vent to
its enthusiasaand Mr.. Bryan made
>uOft spSeCSFsSl2% LDaQkS- Inc TSceD-
ton commits from Lincoln ioined !.
the train ae.Iabs Rock. a deilsat1on {
from the LlaEoln Sorosis also greeted
Mrs. Bryas$Shere.
Elk CltEapdS its cheering crowd and
fecumse5tarned QUIT people strong
and.a bTsS band, which boarded the,
rain anSacccmpaniad 1t to Lincoln.
People poured inLo the train at several
stations Sand rode short distances, the
better tg get an opportunity to see the
1ominses. Many ladies IL addition ~.
ne Sorosis contingent were III the Lin.
,oIn party that joined Inc lraIn. al
Iecunseh, and as nearly all were,
riends of Mrs. Bryan. things began to.
ssume quite a home Like air.
a lot of peols cneered al 5nartgilte,
8 the train wBirled past, aud at 5.rr
lngs where aSstop. of amtnute wac
nads, those assemoied there ave Three
nesars and q tiger.
Adams turned o1s d hondIaI ,4 Ka
and Firth had ., ,cunLsoy
Mt of enthused innabitansa /. Wa.
be same story over again al 25lakman,
be last Stopping place ustose r-acnlng
lincoln.
The Train rolIsd i4so 4he uaton de
OF ats -incotn 40
ryan was giyena tremendoaao 7..!lun
Y the assembled thousands. 81