The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-10-18
Bryan, Blackburn And Gsshal Here.
SPOKE IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY TO A MULTITUDE

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00MArrsn ON i buckle, William Bates, DR. Moss Glib
, u x D w W HMM Wnnm E., Bud Dunn. Ben BogEs John
lame. Nand H c Rice acLe b. Mitchell
cbenaut Then followed the Richmond Band
three closed carriages and Omni
The carriage occupied by Bryan
Simmons B. McCreary
The CLIMAX celebrates Mr. W. ht horses With plnmos in their
Bryans visit to Richmond by delaying
paper furniture car but the music was COM
alv drowned
common
of our citizens well as enable
stenogaphic cheering sound terrific in this c
the
representative Mrs T. Wdney Cobb countless
the boasts OF elevated hghepch Out
uye Bryan thought stepped Bryan his companions
metropolitan nv
poray by publishing Mr. yans appeared all could them
all the air was eulous with the mighty
cheers that rent again.
said
procured by us at extra expense and lighted
labor we feel sure our readers will APP white and blue and
preciate efforts do the looking Bryan
thing Of
RAIN raA an In torrents by Mrs c. wdney Cobb
times, Sheets and in buckets the of this city
fell yesterday with but short On
sfromn IN G. RlackInrn Governor
va during the speaking battered Goebe McC wife,
upon the devoted heads of the multi Mrs W. Smith, Miss Margaret
ude hpublns were secretly ub
an and GtdOw by y
the wretehed weather As late as two
o'clock there Were not 500 people in until the ater
teeth ch Thomas Ellis Henry
n Of
Of the Court House. announcing that other local czens
the Bryan train was speeding ION To addition, Hon U WOOdsOn
RchmOnd the Committeeman Editor
out 'e stores ana thousands soon ELL of London correspond
stood where only hundreds papers
waiting Every Journal The latter is the only pap
First in Kentucky that has attempted to
Second door
entrance inch Undng word he
GOV. McCREARY's INTRODUCTORY SPEECH
This conspicuous splendid and occasion have
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] aP S eP9 G tine b on nS to S S1oJ Hon V W
jennings Bryan [LOng applausel
MR. BRYAN's SPEECH.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-I have been talking constant
y for about three months and my is in good
condition it has been and you will have to help little
by being quiet grateful to Gov McCreary for his
kind words used to know him when he served in Con-
gress. am glad to visit his home say glad visit
Gov McCrearys home city, and am also glad to visit
city where lived the only eector from the Sateof Kentucky
Hon W. Smith, who registered his vote in favor of my
election in 1896 [Applause think had Smithon
y every electoral ticket every State and it
Smith led the ticket in this State and by The of
Smith led it in Texas ALSO don't here because you
your presence and by your enthusiasm that right al
ready and have shown by the noise that make that
this is great place for sound lungs. LAughter sim
ply want to tell you that the election that you going
have this fall is of mportance not only you but
party throug 1out the country Your this fall will
who to be the Governor for the next four years.
(VOce-"GOebe Goebel! and rounds of applause think
that you have already picked him [Appause.l Your
this fall will also determine who going the Sena
tor from the State. Blackburn Backburn) Well
it looks if you had selected the men that had
Applause Now, would like, if had time to show YOU
why every Republican should for the Democratic ticket
this fall Applause. believe that the time has come
Applause believe that time has come when the plain ne
pie the producers of wealth, cannot afford support the
Republican party Applause believe that that party
changed the last quarter of century, that to-day in
stead of standing for home rights and equality before the
not stands for the right of the aggregated wealth to
the system of government for private gain Applause
party is only instrument in the hands the people
for protecting their rights and guarding their own wei
fare and when party ceases useful for sllch mr.
pose it ceases to be entitled to existence Applause
believe the Republican party has ceased to have
claim upon the struggling Masses whether heyare white
black believe that the Republican party has forfeited its
right to represent the American people world ZAP
pause. But find that in this State the danger is not
1.-THE Republicans will to out number the Democrats
danger is that the Democrats, dividing into bodies will
not be able to furnish enough defeat
That is that forces divided will enable the Republicans
to win, though in a minority.
am here to-day not to talk to those who intended
vote for GoebeI here to talk to those have
not intended to vote for GOebe [Applausel have no
authority to instruct have desire that any should
the ticket merely because think he ought to- but as
citizen have right to tell you why believe every Demo-
should vote for GOebel the Appause
ment and will give them to you.
have not to Kentucky to express any personal
preference do not express any preference. did not
express any preference before the Convention To me
is very little thing compared with principle Ap-
pause To is very little service his country
except he may advance that principle have regret
trying degrade the great question the level of
alities
you understand that the ticket nominated at
Louisville stands the principle adopted in the Louis
and