The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-17

time to talk 70 you. but / simply want
10 make a little speech in the introduc-
ton OF a famous anarchist w'ao = go
ing TO speak after ! am gone Now,
want You. when he gets up TO talk. 10
take good look at HIM He 10 typs-
cal anarchist. You VIII probably see
his picture tn Harper's Weekly next
week His name i Hon. Albert WILL
Jams. and he lives at Ionia. Mich. and
he was introduced two years ago az
Ionia by Mr.. Mckinley as the only sur.
1ivor Of the sixteen who met ana
adopted the first Republican platform
and the suggested the name OF Repuoll-
can party, on the sixth Of July. isS4. an
der the oaks a. Jackson he must be
an anarchist. because he 10 with us
this year. Ny friends. he " one OF the
many men who have found * necessary
10 either get out OF the Republican
party or surrender their country mo
the bahds OF foreigners. AID he has
naturally chosen To get out OF thf par
~. and yet. nay friends. the campaign
OF education which our opponents are
carrying on consists mainly In applying
alb usive names to such men Our op-
ponents tell you that country cannot
be trusted an the hands Of any party
or any men who have the support OK
insist that IL you want a good gov
eminent you must turn the government
over to the Wall street synd1csteS ana
let them run il for all there 70 in II fos
tho syndicztes..-
brief stop was made At ASicn.
where yellow ribbons were In evidence
Wilde the candidate was speaking fscn
a platform near roe track the boards
gave way but fortunately nobody was
hurt He finished his address from TIE
rear platform OF the car.
BRYAN At JACKSON.
jackson was reached at $40 o'clock
and The reception accorded the cand-
date there proved to be the greatest
OF the day MuItftudes OF people were
gathered about the station and the
streets wore a nokday appearance. Sew
-naI tsarssS OF music and a number or
free silver clubs met the Bryan party
.. fheStation and a procession was
formed which traversed the main
streets of the town. a stop OF al
hour and half had been arranged Ter
at jackson. but the train wss late reach
ing there and the allowances aad TO
De slightly curtailed.
Mr. Bryan found ume. however. to eor
dress two meetings here. " hen The car
Flags conveying the nominee gOt witnln
tws, blocks OF the sand where he wSs 20
address has iirSt audience, * was stoppc1
b. the e.s.ns-s crowd with surzrd back and
forth about the vehicle. Tire enthussaSfn
vas - great that II was dangerous, a. *
threatened TO key the admtreFr OF "a"
tr1ple Candidate up 20 such a pitch ts-Af
they would not rtaSpsct hls PERSONA safe
~ A dozen Policemen forced their Say
in front OF The carriage aEa managed 10
gee the conveyance within mtg feet OF the
aAily decorated platform Tire poics
Ver. po~erlesa ir thetr effort 10 eontros
the u4ca ard IL WaS impossible. Tor The
candidate 10 reach the speakeTs' stand
IT CFsEsTs HIM
He climbed 20 The drivers seat and WAS
There introduced bY Thomas bafkyorta.
the candidate for cOnxrers. IN thts HsSrsci-
II vas many minutes however. esfoTs
Mr. Bryan cosshi proceed with Ais address.
ard he Naas often Interrupted " the DR.
r.oynsfrzf tive evi8euces Of the affection Of
the crowd ~ - SAFE 20 say mai not
1us-fifth % the asseEubisEe heard a word
Afr Bryan sad BE Mould talk a short
tine sad be interrupted. and would thsn
Try q aeain with the same result. There
Wa nothlrS new a. his speech. he after
v-z-eiz saying asss ttps WITTY snetdsut to
th@ great crush completely Upset him
There was bsst Eve minutes left for Dir.
Eryan 10 sue4& Al tie second fneeIiax.
whru al lszs ~. driver rss.i s1creefsd Ia
Wh~a ~ arrived al ne place of sr~skiDg
he fas,fz-3 a rctsfitsors II th~ arr scene
II. could not nleke EiE vny through The
crosrd 20 The no ara again EI,oks frsasn
the carrlaEs. NJ. BrysG yas 10 SPEAK
6ve MINUTES but took ten MINUTES before
aim.
Brief sfo-,s ard short platform talks
were male - i,e2sia and Mason before
Landing was reached