The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

HftN anu htthAAAtf
dar,d in Cincinnati by Hon. judi
.,u Hnrmon-Had Enthusiastic
u,.tInas Throughout the state.
rr.u oct 3i-The Democratic
-a.sl candidate. william j. Bryan,
~. nrst speech here tonight Of the
rrt campaign. lie arrived on a spc-
iY-..a IL o'clock tonight. and went
,1 Music Hall. where lie spoke for
a. hour.
H Judson Harmon. formerly attorney
.r.aI under President Cleveland, pre-
.d st tae meeting. and there were
m.ay other leading Democrats present
r .o.r. we're opened at p. IN. but
m. rau enough TO nu the hall we're
r-, o.. before o'clock
TU. day was spent entirely IN this
ta.e. and the itinerary covered the ooun-
,, between this city and Toledo. Win
h, exception OF the Toledo speech none
d. ,ns others of the dly exceeded twenty
f.e minutes duration each.
A majority OF the places where stops
ver, made were smaI towns. and as
ul TIE crowds were not large. There
vr,. however. fine audiences "a Toledo.
l.lu.oou Piqua. Dayton ana College
corner as well as here.
Given silver Horseshoe.
When sir. Bryan's special train rolled
r.o "a depot at Dayton about sunset.
tere was a crowd Of several thousand
People assembled AZ that point Mr.. Bryan
aad been notified that there was a de-
sire 10 present him with a silver horse
shoe from the Harug,ri Llederkranz So
oety Waen the train came 60 fuu
stop aHJ Mr Bryan appeared on the rear
Platform was greeted by prolonged aud
lamuiuou- applause. a committee OF
.lry' ladies. representing the society. th,n
pressed their way to the front OF the
crowd and handed to him a box contain
U- 200 ouly the horseshoe. but a coiorcd
H-'rllt Of himself a gold mounted badge.
a.I % letter explaining that in a contest
g.. zoe society for the horseshoe. Mr.. Bryan
% received I.2S0 VOTES against go cast
f- President Mckinley Mr. Bryan re-
er..i briefly saying.
sire the ladies who presented this
hoe 20 bear my greetings to the
naers Of the HaruFari Society. and 10
10 them that while ] cannot make
m speech BOO German. I can say 'Ich
'he ihulu.' Tell them ! am glad 20
a.N that tine Republican appeal 60 the
mans has been in vain, as the Republ-
r appeal hH. been va vain 90 other por-
t of our population. Tor while the Ger
won't good money they want gooi
rnmcnt also I am obliged 10 tho
mans for this horseshoe ard am CRATE
FOR the large majority hy which Il was
.'rd 60 mo. believe that IL We sue
l Doe driving every trust out OF the
.nted States. reducing the standing army
iis formers size. and Ia saving this
utry from thc menace Of Imperialism.
blessing of Democratic policies viii
SO universally recognized that the peo-
will never take the horseshoe from
White House door"
Cincinnati Was Cordial.
i- Bryan received very cordial re,cp-
tl iu Cincinnati lie was met al the
.fot by an immense crowd and being
wen 20 the Music Hall under the escort
N ac Duckworth club. he was there VOL
o~ni by thousands On the outside of ~,
ta.l ng. and hy as many people vu the
.Ir of the great building as could bc
% sea into u. The crowd on the interior
taI teen awaiting Mr Bryan for three
t'rs and on account of the heat. and th
t. impauence until ne entered the hail
j I1l not been intended that the crowd
'I he admitted until o'clock. but.
broke the doors down an hour ear
jig fHl helped themselves 10 al the avail
.U- space.
So uryau made his FIRST speech OF the
.'..ng "a the crowd on the outside OF
A Hau. He talked for only few
t. and HIS address was In NE most
' terms. but Il was received with
~ ppiause.
took fifteen minutes 20 get an, in
audience quiet after Mr. Bryan
.' als appearance at O'Clock. The ap-
was general and prolonged. and it
ards deEcneratcd into Wild demand
trynn which ana not cease while
Harmon and Mayor Jones spoke.
preceded Air. BRYAN. but they
with bat lille comfort on account
e camor
What Judge Harmon said.
Juison Harmon. who was ntt5r-
nera In the cabinet Of President
'rd. presided ana spoke az length
iueing Mr. Bryan. Referring 40
Appncs. he said
% our commissioners went 10 die
ms of peace TO Spain they bore
.ous These have been carefully
although the people had right
them when the treaty took cf-
When Jhcy come 10 lfe. as they
shall find that they were chang
The negotiations began. / DO
dent the justice 20 believe he did
Nr intend TO step into the shoes
htnr of Spain. but only meant go
.1y him of the backs of the Fill
This WAS plain duty He did
mean 90 buy them out and con-
same business Al the old
A iut The President g. better
his plain duty than at
lie takes the wrong kind OF pco-
fis confidence and puts himself
- control. They turned him
We can guess who they were.
ey did he same thirg with him
700 Porto Rico and. as he mad
himself 20 his duty IN mos
nercsf. they hal 10 turn him
n d was well cuougA TO make
n Hquish 20 us lll her claims 90
Hnlres which wcra A~rgely pro
Ai wc had 20 10 vas go declare.
-isr that We took aud hold them
Tor the people thereof. WHO. by
g had fought t.1e BY side with
overthrow Spain."
The Next President"
,to Harmon introduced Mr. Bryan as
~ f President of the United States.
was great Auttcr OF handkerchiefs