The Atlanta constitution., 1900-08-27

Jennings Bryan today received
X the second official notification
f his nomination for the pres,-
encv. This notification came from the
opulist party through Thomas NJ. Patter-
on. OF Colorado. lie was at the same
me Informed by A. W. Rueker of the
Endorsement Of mis- candidacy by the Unit
i States Monetary League
The ceremonies took place in the state
apItol grounds and were witnessed by
arSc audience.
In many respects the meeting paralleled
he indianapolis notification This was
r-e in the fact that both were held I'm
-tKs: In raat tiie weather was intensely
ot and in that the impatience OF the
royvd eomrcIIcd speakers preceding Mr.
krvau 10 curtafI their remarks. and the
kntfr.. ceremonies ended In about an hour
Ind a half. Rain had been threatened
karIv in the day. but before the meeting
kxas called 10 order at S.50 O'Clock, all
ksars Of a storm had vatished-
II Many Of the auditors found their way
D the vicinity OF the stand an hour or
knor. before the speaking began. and Va
biautly held their ground. despite the in-
IONS. heat Many of them must have
kufrercd intensely. Tor near the stand they
aver deslsely packed. and there was no
Protection from the suns rays Still.
thsrc vus very little complaint until the
terern0nles were well under way. and the
kruwd laughed and chstted while waiting
fer the speakers. There was. however.
N audible si-h ~ relief mingled with the
tpplause which greeted the appearance Of
Nj BRYAN at 80 clock. and il Was ev-
1Ienr even then that while there was 4
Asu,ral sesire To hear and see him. the
Sudfeucc WIS finding the situation TOO un-
somFortlIle 90 Ec long endured
State Chairman Ridgely. Of the popu-
1Ist PARTY introduced James n TrOutman.
>rho made a hrief speech welcoming Sir.
llryau te .hc city 3lr- Troutman former
D. was lieutenant. governor Of the state.
md Is republican in politics. His speech
Nas personally complimentary TO Mr..
1iryan
Mr.. Troutman was followed by Frank
1lost.r. chief justice II the state. who
Extended tile welcome Of the state At
barge lie had prepared = speech. but he
delfvereL only small part u il because
a. tlse- heat auE 81 the evident desire 10
le.tr Mr.. BRYAN.
NJ. pasie- was 'ullowed hy Jerry Simp-
sCu. who WIS introduced as the pcrml-
f,nt chairman iu the absence OF National
On. frmau BIrIer- lIr. Simpson made a
trief spsech -unsrltIlatings Topeka upon
1yiLE selected a place for the nutiiica-
t.tU ~ Nr- BRYAN by a great party
o. its cauirsl4t- Tor the presidency. lie
tumuareI 1lr Bryan with Lincoln and
PREDICTED that d. would lead the people
llck a. ia. landmark ~ human liberty
eIich Lincoln hai 50 materially assisted
O. ,ztabIiShiug-
"I.et us trust ~ said. that Ncbras-
D. aud kaU-ls- standing Side by side as
8. l,-st VIII .-ain give their support 20 "A
Or utiatC who hBs. aS the candid ate 81
thaI time hlI. hut one code of morals
y hira embraces. ls dii i.incssln's all men
o. go. times regardless Of color or envi-
mflaut-
M Simpson introduced AR Patterson.
vho as chairman 81 the national po1u-
H. convention fus.-lrle chairman 81 the
ratifcatfuu cumruiftee- AIR Patterson
Vas received with applause ana many II
h pet-.rs were iUIily cLe-red. hut. ike
JuS-. uester. H. materially rsdIcei the
Iueth ~ his spec because OF the hest
ard 20 the irurltieDce ~ tae audience
JurSe A. II -tueker. who conveyed 20
d. BRYAN th. iuf1rm1ttpl ~ hts % iorse-
m hV tta fuiLeI states u #Hst.ily
Isaeue. had also to vi "a a. she demands
e. . curtailmeut II his speceh-
When lIr- Rfr'Irr took ais Fat. SIR
Suussn lost E1 time in utrals -in-; Mr.
Tryau. who was ~ ,eivsd with burst cf
aFu.au~e- Mr. Ryan read the greater
NJ ~ his address frcm manuscript and
a. delivery cunsumci about forty min
N but she crowd listened mtentiy
Clruu4huut and without amy ms-!l, sts-
tpn - imuat-euce or disapuroVaL Wien
h creased zuelkius thl-se rre= sEs were in
yfr.I o. shake hauds with aIm. aui many
avaiIe.i Ca u.~-lvl-s IL this opportunity
sBefar. IeElruiuu his al ire-s proper.
n. E-xau r.n'icd with words of thanks
O. lIr TroItmlT's welcoming remarks
r. then began the r.aGIng ~ tne address
a ur.Egually p-enlr~i. only stopping tD
h.t,rjeet a fe% No-is in reply 10 the
nstltelsiu1 ~ Julga EucAcr-
Mr. Bryan's Speech.
VI. Chairman and Members III the Noti-
fcl-5ru Ccsumlttce- In accepting The
p-e--t-utiaI nomination which you tender
4 telaf 20 t-e r'pu,-st party desire
l. give emphatic recognition - the edu-
G. lal wu-k done bv your party Ine
rauuIl-i party. ss an orr anizstion. and
H. Formers. Alliance and the labor or
4gau.zat uue from which they sprung. have
d. mu-h tl u~-uz. sLe u-pqle tn q study
& economic and Industrial questions b'-
lleylre. He E1. thIt truth grows. not ~
tser.u-l.H. but Iu tlc open lie,d. and ;hat
a. trrlys- hs-t iu ths sunlight 81 iul ANA
T. debate. I have confidence that the
tr-sr-zl.a which you- party has COM
Y.T.sI vlf aid ir reaching that true so-u-
t. a- pending problems toward which
~ 1ua. e citizens aim-
desire SD Or express my deep appre-
Clr. 90 ~ rln lta-railtv ot opinion anu
t-vr-.ar T. principles which have led she
lleaua.rs = y1r- party to enter -hc ranks
G. aua-ler party N the selection OF "a
slu#-.lte
.'Aui le- me- PAUSE % sly that wasu
t. -.s-.eu u4s prepared and given tn tlie
T. -I-J DOB. know that formal an
frgue. .l.ut ~ the resolutions passed 10y
L. Monetary L.1sue would - made n
Il sina and desire here TO express my
.aricuie rp the members of thai -caSue
= fne support -hev promise. and for The
egTE.aI communication which the.r respiu-
1rU- z-.-sE Tn- MsCeta-y issaS1e . -
q fu-r sears fssu a.tive iu thc dlstr bu-
sU III .trFru-- -unHe. It'd WIN th-
Inr.y question aimee ~ thc chi. .snt' n
lut " Glr TT-. Ts. and have on former
casiQrs. ana DO npw express ny eOin-
IL cAS