Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-11

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brook Il Wild cr"wu OF PEOPLE were At
the wharf t" taEeA hard in Welcoming
him TO- N,>a,.t s., i. Flags were hvrng.
The pcopi" cheerin: +ti thu old cluu"r,
that Fremont p KID over tn" Sierra~,
ho'"tei ont Il noisy welcome trrm it
rusty throat. The p""plr "t G)rnhro"k
did things well and rendered Mr.. Brsa an
a royal reception.
Al CARSON.
While the Bryan COMMITTEE was at
the lake Carson MAS in d state of peut up
excitement. Teams had been arriving
all day and rrports kept coming as TO the
progress Of the parry. The Virginia l,sn-
pie began to arrive early and when 'hr
special train catue in il was a reminder
of The old days. The Comstock never
does anything 10y halves and eight cars
loaded with enthusiastic people arrived.
About the same time the local from Reno
pulled i'll with a uuiubcr of people aud
everyone headed for the capitol. The
Virginia people brought a band with
them and with the Carson baud "ud the
Indian School baud there was music all
al ng the liue. Although Mr.. Bryan left
Gleubrook at 80 It was close to ) O'Clock
before the coach was sighted and The
horses cane in almost on the run and
were pulled up at the Ornsby House.
Before the team had fairly Stopped the
people were lifting the great orator from
his CARR, &c and he had to make a rapid
move 10 get Into the house. As soon d.
he U"s sighted a yell went up and he
tween the cheering, firing If saIutes and
changing of bells 1t is safe to say that II
WAS the loudc>t and most earnest demon.
visitor.
Mrs. Bryan and tho ladies arrived q
moment later and they were cheered as
they drove to Mrs. Adams, where a re
cepttOn was rendered the visitor an
'nany ladies paid their compliments Il
Mrs. Bryan.
Mrs. Adams had her home beautifully
dee rated, The room h. ing a boner o
flowers aud evergreens.
AT THE CAPITOL.
An hour before the stage was /,
sight people began TO thrOng the Cap
itol square aud benches and chair
lined the main entrance. AS soon a
Mr.. Bryan was safely In town the PEG
pie rushed to the plaza for 8 favorit
place that they might see the silve
champion while he delivered his speech
He did not keep them waiting Ion
and by five O'Clock made his way t
, the Capitol amid cheers and q rush.
THE SPEECH.
As soon as Mr.. Bryan reached the pla
form he was cheered and re-chesre'
Governor Sadler then introduced him Al
more cheering followed.
He opened with : lew aeii directed RI
marks, stating that when he spoke !
some States his conscience ceudemne
8 him, a., some States were all right and
was a waste OF strength to speak in sue
places and he was sure hat Nevada ",
all right.
He went over the history OF th
+ great fight for silver and called for,
cheers by saying that III the people
Nevada ever deserted the cause OF s
YER the people Of Nebraska wou
drag it to the front and force Nevat
into the fight" He told Of how Il
p Republican party had buried silver 81
said, wv lille vas crossing Lake T
hoe today 1 WAS told that whenever
body falls into the water it is never
covered. II the Republican par
s. could only drop the silver question in
this lake it might remain buried and
~ they hear of it they will try to DR.
the load into this water"
He then explained how the Rep,
- iicans had e~ndeavored TO bury the
yer issue, but from the day they
&c nouneed it's death they have been
~deavoring to bury this dead issue, /
Is is still unburied and will be stric
" ,,;r1 "A 1900"
The trust issue Was then hand