The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
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"A OTHER MEANING TO BIG BRYAN
DEMONSTRATIONS.
He MADE THIRTY SPEECHES
AT HAMILTON FISH PARK 100000
WE'RE GATHERED.

at,tt. said Ia Have Bcen one of the
.r,atrst Political Meetings on
u,,nrd-More Than 100000 People
I.o Heard Mr.. Bryan SPEAK In
uroohiyR-EiEht Different Parade-
Win 10000 an Line-Feit Well
,nrr sis Hard work.
.r York. oct 29.-wnllam J. Bryan
brought to a cloee his election
work ln the present campaign "a
u Sew YORK by making speech 70
a-. and enthusiastic gathering al
ur ,aa Fish Park in Manhattan. and
, .geeohcs in Brooklyn.
T.s demonstration 80 Brooklyn was one
pr tre largest political outpourings in the
t.ry ~ the borough over a hundred
Sands furnished music ana It is est-
ro.sd that over 10000 people saw ana
t.sa the Democratic candidate speak to-
usnt
r.ra were eight different parades an
tbs borough. ana Il is estimated that al
t..anar. 5000 people were iu line. Fire
works dsmed until midnight from dozen
inherent stands. ana Greek fire was every
where small army OF policemen kept
a., erowds in order, and twenty mounted
officers met Mr. Bryan's party at the
o-.dec entrance and acted as an escort FOR
t1e remainder OF the evening.
Tho arst speech was made at che Acad-
smy Of Music. As the Bryan party ap-
preached the ACADEMY bombs and sky
rockets we're set on in front OF the hor-
oaeh hall and filled the sky with coiored
stars Music broke forth from a dozen
bands aud the throngs Of people IN the
streets cheered and shouted themselves
hoarse. The academy was crowded with
90 enthusiastic audience ana thousands
az people who wished to hear the Demo
cratic candidate could not be admitted.
went wild win Applause.
When Mr. Bryan appeared on the plat
form tso crowd went Wild with applause
ana it was at least ten minutes before
samcient' quiet could be restored to allow
tae speaker TO proceed
Mr Bryan spoke for thirty minutes. be
nr frequently interrupted by applause.
senator wellington Of Maryland. followed
ST. Bryan. who. as soon as his speech was
e.aed. stared for the Park Theater.
where he addressed another large gather
EE
Aner leaving the Park Theater. Mr.
Eyan made a dash for the eastern dis
t-rt. arriving az the Palace Park rink
about s.l5 oclock Before hts arrival there
yas parade Of 6co Democrats with
twenty bands. At quarter 20 ten Mr.
H-,an arrived a. Lcderkrauz Han. where
trer, was another parade and more
nds. Al Military Hail the next sop
ne place there was a parade and
tventy-seven bands 10 greet the caudi-
alte
IL was nearly II oc,ook when the can
d iate reached Arlon Hail. This was
i.bor meeting. ard Edwin Markham and
controller Coler had addressed tho gath
,-ug before Mr Bryan arrived. From
Ar.oa Hall Mr. Bryan was driven to
hwubcn Han.
Mr Bryan and his party left for Hor-
r-Isvnle At 1912 a. m. on the Erie Rail-
fo8d.
Was sian Feeling We'll.
And am feeling tolerably well. !
talnk YOU"
Ths was Col. Bryan's response whom
td tonight that he had made thirty
Speeches during the day. and thus broken
, own record for sp,echmaking.
A. rule the speeches were not so long
G. on most occasions. but they exceeded So
number by nine or ten thoes OF any previ-
o.s dav during the present Omp1isn. and
three the highest number made Ia the
campaign 10 any one day in ls@.
,r New York city he made orc ypeech az
Hamilton Fish Park on the east Ade. AMI
Brooklyn during the night h, made
be speeches.
Tae days tour was first along the head
waters OF the susquehnnna river sid
un back through the Catskiils. an'
down the Hudson on the West Side q ina
y..r 90 weehawken. thence across the
r..- ma ucross Manhattan Island into
I.okIsu. All the speeches except one
5000 made IN the state Of New YORK
t exception being that Of Little Ferry
vHa s Ia the state OF New jersey.
h. Bryan accompanied her husband
o.ae tnc day. and she received almost
De- ma.h applause as be did when she np-
t before the crowds assembled 20
t him. she was also presented during
anr with many handsome bouquets
..a and chrysanthemums. Elliot
la-.h and Mrs Danforth were also
u.1li tlc train during the day
rule greater enthusiasm was man
Than at smaller places on Mr
iH first tour OF the state. and che
generally large in proportion 20
pu3uon OF the day meetings
N' on was the longest. as IL was one
most enthusiastic. Hovcrstraw
'.l Yves, Nyack also received Mr Bryan
aordlany.