The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-16

- sEeok HANGS &sf& Tie c3sgs-T1-ttes- 1sf&E
nSss ezceFss1 - .ne guests saAss. a Iesx
fxSse r. fT0rsf % ssze platform Following
~ue she spezssFS % me evening THE
80 pszyed +Ffaza 80 the Caass.~ as Mr.
nryess AIS aE1rxs@a dawn ore 81 the uszEsl
.sxI<s T4ess Eaz fssrne.42gas cheering
- waving % napkins. Dfssers stood On
ehsirs an sasssss e.aerf.rS fg2sskically. Tsse
xrncassra s3gg lasted sor Eve sn1aussa-
Amenx sAasa who sal at the gzessE
49, weTe. J&zEEs f.. BROWN. presiding
q nss right. " J. Bryan On mis- isss.
rzayles 4 Twwna. ~ Minneapolis. q. H.
Bssrops. william 8 McHzsy. secretary
= tes4Etesaocxa<sc state committee Of Ain-
esanso,.s, Ssay9s J. L. EaEEcrohs. of Cow
| s-rsDr KY, fscitsn Hall. George Fred
Tafxus<, sx-<-DugrsseEsn William 3.
Mar. 81 Rochester. A 8. Tovrson, OF Viz
Irlx Col Thomas Sznifh, ot Virginia,
- yaAo Eszfk Ra1path.
= re errea Mas thoroughly represents
/ ne ang s,sfors fs1s dinner wAs concluded
txndrras "a tae diners left their seats
a. e.us1e6 about the guests table and
& h-~an 10 shake hands xith Col. Bryan.
ms Was stopped with mach dsfzeaify. (
SILVER ORATORS OPEN UP.
AIS o'clock the committee and speakers
a~ensea 70 the paasfarm. Mr.. Bryan re-
rxlye2 a yociferosss ovation. the diners n
nany instances again standing c. chairs
esd tables and tbs women waving nap
nns Wildly. James r. Brown called Tie
meettug 20 order, and introduced George
Fred Williams CO Massachusetts. ~ao
vas given q fss reccrtton.
THIS. crowds IL sssa galleries meantime
haa increased and there were AT least
sysA people in Tia hall. The mention Of
Henri Georges name evoked an sxtEsoE-
binary DEMONSTRATION.
o. ~. r. neinsat.
O H. r. belmont was next introduced.
md IN the course os a brief sQesch said:
s.rro-sra, the last exssnss IT'S hand u
veicoEslss. sgIa 81 ready 70 do honor 10 ots
On her zfent ssax % WHOM she - 80 Just
Ii proud fsst sals fas si.s sign taaf fn.fs
i go soxth no South 40 Esssf. no West
n ths Defssaosa slc party. Haatsssr or
.n5iytduai. local Of sectional opinleEss as.
Iss u express s1.Tn, snH lot ts.Afu re re-
gsectei this IL the Sssa 81 Democracy.
BIT rgaen after these opinions AID coEasis~
t0Ha 5zve asess submitted 20 0ur CHOSEN
issgefs Ia senyeaslpz. when saey Save
Gftss them Down and chosen Tie material
ffonl whsgA cur platform il 20 ~ con-
gfacsei fet as Hgkh one y1Seae say tSls
h TIE platform apoa = h3za @s Viii ssaDa.
souiGeT 20 Shoulder. as 1Gt1. Ia MIA or
I'VE have reached 8 polnr where peuaoe-
rae Snuss reils. ~ tEie heirs OF tsits sFe4t-
sss republic that 80 aa1w % must bow
J sheir neeks a. :lGe gaoxt powerful piascc~
Yaey TIE wgr}a has ever known; mind you.
not even national 9l4&scraey. eaS AZ ia
60 slavery Today the people are wax
hg up To tbs fact that iias fresaom Ok nasn
'T'he issue wiIl be IN 1880. are we to b
controlled BY the cosmopolitan mones
foHar Or are We I'd be tres men OF THIS
Ereat repeoileg Nothing msfs. notains
"Jha Rapuhllcaas have ranged theEn-
selves On ne slde Of raoros,oli.'s and the
eoslceptrAfing % wealth. They have rang
"a themselves or re side controlling the
municipal, state arid national legislation
81 weslta. J'nss were slow In avsngins
enly sid 40 when pushed e II ~ The Do
peefacy Of the country. They are Euiify
es carrying ON eur late war In partisan.
fos 2aratlrss To all this Democracy.
bold IL opposed. ana IS assenSslinx It's
Eixhty army 20 defeat It's dangerous toe
John Clark Riapsth.
john Clark R.dpalh spoke On fhornA.
Den srs0n stood above Adams and otis and
was the most intellectual Democrat that
ever lived, hundred voices shouted. NO,
na nYyam bryan" Mr.. Williams wbls-
& rer.d something To Mr.. Ridpath. and the
E latter ,aid Il accept ito Suggestion" and
4 bowed 10 Col. Bryan.
other Speakers.
Al the close q Mr. Rtdpash's speech
horseshoe of flowers WAS presented TO Cox
Bssan. who arose and bowed
John e. Crosby sp0as on civil Liberty"
Judge Tarvtn prefarsd his speech Is
saying that the Esnubllcanistn Of isin~
coin is greatly dlaeraat from the revenue
s ifn 81 Hanna.
THE next speaker was Jerenas Omen.
sse spoke 90 "Iabor's Hope.
Ex-congrsssman Charles +. Towne
spoke next sgi Amer icaTfsrra-
TIE great crowd waited patiently
through sl. tha speeches There were at
fFsf. sssnv calls foF Bryan bBt When Il
ssS SEES saat The arograsnu1s was 20 be
r are
e. Mr Rsyan SAT ia fsli view Of tae en-
tire audience lu a calmly interested iaSii-
ner and lac howed frequently az the calls
rsAa o. him.
Tesapeas al Applause sreets Bryan.
IA Introducing Mr.. bryan. Chairman
Hsawu ssis shat Abraham iauc1in Rad
some het OK TIE Nass - save the nation.
ssd rhst aaoGhxr man bad ensae from tte
Ness - save the nMt Oh.
4 parfegs tempest II applause Jrcm the
rsa asAd womea broke oHt. The apalaiass
1 seosteed hut started afnssh- Tue band
struck up. tfsg cauia scarcely Fae heard an
! sv. slassa The stars "'a Stripes For
Hats were shroan up int tina air;
semen waved their eioahs and haadksr-
shiefs There was a iltaesstrorn az dis
easd. Bryan raised his haad depEecatsng-
b but ghr more he cid this the more the
fsu9d q cred IL was a Wild. frantic
sssaonstEa;son. II lasted for at lsaSt hse
hlagtss.
nryna rhrrshes Old straw.
Mr. Bryan hsGau in calm. clear voice
Al was frequently interrupted by ap-
ysaase
lie referred 30 the gathering a. prob
ehlY the largest banquet ever given ia the
fmted states and spoks Of those present
~ h~ing true TO the principles ef Dim
seTacs IS written IN DeENoCfaSsS latest
rrsed.' statement which provoked ctseS
q "tgayo."
9sfrTtrs to the Croker banquet Of Two
nsshts age AZ Rrvan sad Demo
s{al Ass right - pay whatever ss
sases for = dinner, Il he has tie N ney
TIE Chances - the present banquet =
1etttM.rta ss ~ The cast - g nat ~
US sentiments which ala wossa tnso the
sst aea 81; "a aragasN.'
fAen tsk.aS AS tfe relislcai conventions
iss NJ 6rfaa sreke ~ she s~eNsssn
sv& ia0 7&a beading parties. These we
g ~ tee Republican party sfieF the 81
s..gS convention lax ssl8. togs aaEie 50
eFsreHf fyeg8 to- Republican rsrns that
e one " 1.f mistake tae ane ar she
saes. Tees ssa lie = aa a anA ssrnaSs hEht
- sircr .sst eampasga NJ Rrysa de
49, tev neither have gone bark. fcT
sAaE-eg c.fgsts. have tteV atteni Hsya -
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