Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16
EEAI D'|0!IEER DINNER
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$Wiiliams Whispered .sometb,ng r.
3,iRaeth. and the latter replied.
f$c1eat the suggestfonD and bow
Rt,0lofei Bry q nj. AT the close of NIr
&ff'a speech sassiiorse. shoe of f,ow
S;ss presented to Colonel Rryan
as3Ffose and bowed 80
es Crosby spoke on "Civil lib
& R BRYAN SPEAKS.
fsEesslunsn1ons amount OF cheering and
Else greeted Mr.;sRryan. He said:
5sfnan, Democrats. Ladies and
eesa 1T q great privilege to be
HttpdSto attend this, probably the
nanqnet ever given In the
${ates, tlnterruption Of cheers
ciate the Kindness which has
f5A infested by Your action and by
4fds OF those Who have preceded
Shall carry back to my Western
tsi3ew courage from your meeting.
be glad to tell to the people
Her States that In New York there
kAsa who are true 10 the principles
as written in Democra-
htest creed. (Criss OF bravo.)
II
i Il tsJEcT OF THE BANQUET.
sobiect of this banquet was to
25Ehicago platform Democrats n
&;e to celebrate the birthday of
t5aS JEFFERSON, Cries of "That's
3tThere was a BANQUET given in
- s6s Thomas Jefferson two nights
lid the discussion or the price per
&6bseured to some extent the diff
u betWeen that banquet and this.
rat has a right to nay what
pleases for a dinner If he has
aracter of aSpolitical banquet
hIned not by the cost of it. but
antiments which are woven into
prandial oratory.
BEEL1NG FOR DEsERrERs.
II not one word of hostility to
grd those Democrats who left
cratic party in 1896. Far be it
to criticise any man whose
Il or conscience leads him out
ocratic party. When the Re-
: 5 met at st. Louis some of the
ms left the Republican party
adapt themselves to the
frit ten out at st. Louis. They
distinct marty and they took
4ftctently different from the
995iSs9sne so that no one would
= SIM for the other.
sENtapld and earnest fight,
Is who left the party
- F. ei1er gone back nor,
: = Ave they attempted
of the party
1896. They organ
- lily; they nominated
- fected their national
- ~ - Is instead of calling
a Semocrats, they called
- niiSl Democrats, al
not expect to carry n
United States. A party
- OF people for the pur-
+ pTce, and effect to politi-
- cid IN common. They
! s. out harmony. The only
81 n E btx that Is possible Is har-
! those who think and act
force to their common
= 48 Sc no harmony between
- III opinipns are as antago-
opinions set forth In the
form and in the Indianapo-
DEMOCRATS ASK.
we ask is that those who
! tHe sRemocratic party shall
of the Democratic party. We
GA That e. man cannot be
. ist. He cannot be we'd
name of our party and to
80 f3aes OF some other party. We
that he shall get formal
- Tier from our name or from
sD les The Democratic party
s. 1sstns It does not dismay
stand upon 1t to hear il
his year by those who de-
: Cyo years ago. We got ac-
1T In 1886. The Democratic
satisfactory to those who
81 1895.
rm was written by the
lis of the emocratic party
: democratic convention that
: tsisa quarter OF a century.
E.RO ON THE PEOPLE.
5Iitnent to receive n Pres
ton from any national
) = am proud that my
Sls3e from convention.
81 hut of Democratic citi-
" y pss ippIause.) 1t has vindi-
4 POM Form and every plank of
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