The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
From Points Outside the State Were
in Attendance.
2 AN MADE A SHORT TALK
Charges That He Was Counted out in
the Last Elecii0n-Ihc Party in
Better Shape Now Than i'm 90.
Congressman Joe Bailey
and Senator Chiffon Also
Spoke.

DALLAS. TEXAs. oct There We're
fully 10000 persons on the grand stand
at the fair grounds when the distinguished
persons who have come from points out
side of the state 10 attend the Demo-
cratic carnival put in an appearance.
As tn Dr.. iers mounted the stand they
were loudly applaudel. Colonel W. j..
Bryan receiving AN especially marked
ovation.
Among those present wefo. Hon. o. H.
T.. Belmont and Congressman william
sulzer OF New York; eA-GovcrDor W. J..
Stone. Major ". II. salmons. of ST. Louis ,
ex-state Treasurer of Missouri. Colonel
Moses G.. Welmore OF 81. Louis. the anti
trust millionaire. Governor ID. w. Jones,
of Arkansas. Governor d. ID. Sayers or
Texas. Congressman Champ Clark, or
Missouri. Ex-Governor .. IT.. Critrcndcu.
OF the same State: j. g. Johnson OF Kan
sas. chairman of the National Democratic
Executive Committee ol Missouri and
manager of the Ways and Means Com
mittee OF tha Democratic National ENeeu-
tive Committee. Coneres ssmen j. W. Bal
ley, r. r. Henry ard r. h. Burke; United
States Senator Horace Chiffon. Hon.
Thomas Campbell, and many Texas lead
crs. Ia addition there were also present
Colonel T. Fleming. James Reid and A.
+. Wilson. an Of Kansas City. who are
here for the purpose of booming that city
as the location of the next National Con-
venti0n Of the party
Ex-Governor Stone was the first
speaker.
WANTED BRYAN.
At the close Of Mr. Stone speech the
temper of the meeting was manifested
by cries Of Bryan" Bryant. in stem
torian tones from every portion Of the
thronC. varied with calls for belmont ~
Belmont get up and show Yourself
The crowd would fa.r uD refusal. aud
from his seat i'm the back end of the
speakers stand. the New Yorker arose
10 receive am ovation. Tho call that
reached his ears was long drawn out and
Of great volume. It was tho old Rebel
yell"
Governor Jones. Of Arkansas, was the
next speaker.
When Governor Jones spoke there were
pro,cnood cries for bryan. The arrange
ment made for the morning had not yet
been completed. and his time had not ar
rived. he responded. however. tn short
talk. lie did not believe all the votes east
for him the last timc were counted ana
that many We're counted against hm
which were not cast. The Democratic
marty did not hayc the advantage IN 1896
Of such an organization I'm the beginning
Of the campaign as 10 had now. The rank
and file Of the party had been nghting
ever since the polls closed. and I'm defeat
has been more hopeful OF success in 1909
ever since the last election day than the
Republican party I'm victory. Funds neces-
sary for Democratic campaign purposes
must come from the people who control
the party. Not one Republican In one
hundred contributes 90 It's campaign fund.
and not one Republican I'm one hundred
has anything 10 say about The policy or
the party after the campaign T. over. The
corporations that contribute the fun rs con-
the party
JOE BAILEY SPEAKS.
Congressman Bailey Democratic leader
IL the House. and senator Chiffon. fol5
lowed The inner wheel IN the carnival Is
the Senatorial race in Texas Senator
chiffon viii stand f0r reelection and II
is generally understood that Mr.. Bailey
will oppose him.
Al the afternoon meeting the crowds
were larger IL ANYTHING than I'm the morn
irg. General Caben presided and intro
duced Champ Clark Of Missouri
Congressman Hugh Dinsmore, Of Ar
kansas. was the ncXt speaker Tie was
followed hy Ex-Governor Alva Adams. OF
colorado. g'his closed the afternoon ses-
sion
At night there was "a large procession.
o0mu1sed OF the labor organizations OF
Dallas After the procession had passed
the NIGHT meeting was caHed 20 order
and CONGRESSMAN Niliam Snizef' oi New
York. addressed me assembly.
W. j. Bryan was the next sneaker intro
duced. and he was received with on'husl-
asm He smoke AGAINST imperialism
md unhpid the Chicago platform.