The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-10-03
GREAT IN BRYAN.
Citizens Of New York Turn Out 10
Welcome Him at the TAM
many Meeting.


Bryan tonight In TINS city was most re,
markabie IN It's character. bioekaded
streets, crowded auditorium, besieged
speaking stands ana crowds that DENIED
tue energy OF the ponce IN their staoliity
were some oi me FEATURES.
IaHHany HAIL Whleh had uiade the
arrangements i9f me welcome ana re
gepeloh, Vu'uia user n ene 9oAns'
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senlpIilYes, ala u nlSii y Nl.il1a a1e "
assenpiy uhn eiis uielil 5ess at NC II
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oaSei u eAr Las4A---e 1A-A $50
and he accepted the place wI-e s-1sz
| but ringing spe.ch o. IT, xII-s-<s avis
IS ,ha Ia s.a,a.-a
Vi VIC soiu 1'ahassu-
Al three minutes past a conn0tto1
| in the rear of the sfaOa SAINT q frs.sh br,vv
of excitement through the crowd. and
an instant later the police pl0xed a
, narrow passage way which revealed the
figure of Mr.. Bryan. On either side of
him were Arthur Sewall, the vice
presidential candidate and George Fred
Williams met rou,;natsd h., 81 90,
Ju1' hohiinaeeo W enie &c Gun
Ventlons Tor the goVernorshlp OF Massa-
chusetts. The ensuing scene had rarely
haa, aorallad ~ oId prara,.,o, III
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crown ieii into frenzy, ana their ire
meudOus volume of sOund which began
then ended exactly seven minutes later.
and the air xyas kala;doooo,,;o NTH ,,,a,,
- -. q heieirooeopiC WIN ""'
ing mats ana nags. During the demon
stration Mr.. BRYAN stood erect. gazing
d;ractIy hafora b;,, There e.. p
1870 lih. was
grained smile on MS lips and CLEAN
of 10Y in his ewes Eventually he raised
bis hand and eaorrad e;Ianca NJ
,io MINI anu oeeoioi eiionoo. MI
bryan began mis- speech with hand
some compliment to Tammany Hall and
eancIudad ~ th,s.
az In ri. hap o,o. ,..o.
p ~as s' msil oioo peiofe. 4. was On we
ou ~ H.. ~ sn ~ mnen was pefhlltea 70 'ake
pa.s ~ o'o VI on, eeiopiahons. anu an not
ap ST. ,h an olgda~as,oa wnen reaas
.nuoaIs f,ses eh.nusas'ic support 70 plat
ioiin "hioh aeciaies ior hhahclhl ihaepenu-
ehoe.
This, like previous sentences was |
received with tra,nando,o annIa,sa ,nd
-, -, "pPi"aeo gnu
Wheh itsupsidea, MT. bryan proceeded,
saying:
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De'oT VI taaaIcssing m!sen 70 the paramount
ssuus ~ .ais ohnpaigii aesife 70 reief 10 tne
mug uak9 usSu neIe III TINS city py the exfresl-
III 91ft y. WV onseu e.ates benjamin HARRISON
Kisses anu gIoahsl NY iriends, please refrain
rom e1 pressing your Ill ieelnS l quote his
motus p'oause noras conlhg from SO high
~ sonrce ougnt 10 De considered even
~ you ean no agree WIN them' Let me reah
'ou "nh' he say
In my opinion there is no issue presented
by the Chicago platform more important or
vital than the question they have raised of pro. |
tecting the power and duties of the national
courts and national executive. The defense of
the constitution and of the integrity of the
supreme court of the United States and of the |
Presidents powers aud duties TO enforce ali of
the laws of the United States without obtaining
the call or consent OF the governor of any state
is an important and living issue in this cam.
paign. Tariff aud coinage will be OF little mo- |
ment If our constitutional government is over
thrown.
..Mv friends c,u vour o,,e,,io, a. ,ho e,o, |
thai = president ~ yyrs,,, assar, ~ v, ~ ~
Form rsises n,,as,iar 80 IT,, ma ~, PM is
governmen, Is IL do nsar e r., so. 49,, loia'a
might well tnrn from The Al scussio~ Of sny eihsr
on,,stion tn consder snvthIna ,.bioh a. osa,oa
he cons,i,ntion or eons,i,m,iesn"i ',aarnl,
cbaIlenge Won ~ road Thai Mai to,,n "a a "a
In thai platform A sinyle sentence thai ins,isas
~ Ia,ir',as.s ,,aad - ~ ~. n IN !"auncs
crici.In of ,ha sroyn ce,,rt re-, our
Inc criticism of the snnremf canri IN ~ 80, ~
,r,o ,,,,s,,, -, Rich Shths ~ Ss III iic Pia.,
in is0 --' US eie0'e"
,.The xrords boya ,eod In o.., d. 49,
sunren, conrt have no, hnon az iusa a, W w
Ia,gnaoe nsad he Ah,har, T. ,,t ~ 10 i, .ie
hi. eection and sfter he eiad,ion Thoea T.
,athing H. o,,r ~ -, a,s i ncIe -
~ M siatos ~ edyaI ,rr. 'ne
IN force aud emphasis the platform of 1850 upon |
when ar. Lincoln was elected. There Is
the candidate that justiies the charge thai u Thy
Democratic party is against constitutional gov
ernment or would interfere with the preserva-
uon OF law aud order II Mr. Harrison wants |
10 raise lhe question OF the survival of our gov
eminent am Wiling to meet him on that pro- |
position Lhose VINO are the most fearful that
tnere VIII De lax enforcement OF the law are
the very persons who would suffer most If the
law were enforced The very persons who are
airalu the law VIII be violated with IMMUNITY
are the ones who have violated the law with
impunity..
II MT. Harrison wants TO raise the question
OF the survival OF our Institutions, ! will tell
Nun mat the great trusts Of this country which
are supporting the Republican ticket are a
greater menace 10 our government than any
thlng else The coal trust sends Its represent
allEes 70 SIT py every preside ana exact tribute