The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-26

Jennings Bryan the tribune people, an
hour the questions which and on which
majority of the people of this county stand with him.
Standing above em he yet feeling thought
and action Every word he uttered and telling
point he made in his speech with appreciation
ana responsive approval that proved the sincerity the peoples
trust in him and their ardent desire for his election
speech was listened to most aentive and only did anyone
terrupt him and that person sorry he spoke.
TO think nearly eight people standing in one position
for an hour and many longer than political speech
surely poend condition public and ug
gests thought that something be radically wrong affairs
to produce such strange and unlocked for condition All during his
People have bved far and
and hear him and he has stood under the open sky
the SKIN by the elements and talked to them like he talked
people last Tuesday, Everywhere the mention Of his
the signal for cheers and his
thousands Tor miles around No other in the country do
this and when the popular sentiment and feeling visby
effected and wrought to such PITCH how anyone
the best wishes of his and his welfare
refuse to work for and support such The fate of opponent
at the great feast when Daniel deched the mysterious inscription
on the walls OF the dining hall a is the prophet of the 2Oth
that Mckinley has been weighed in the balance and found
ing"
Beginning Tuesday Mr. Bryan Maryland
and crowds greeted him at point In 1896 the Republicans
carried the State for the first time at Presidential election and
promises well to be the last AT every station along people
Hooked to hear even few words from the lips of the they loved
ana III who the entrusted all their hopes At Rockville 600
people waiting for him, and he made short
was made and the candidate appeared and talked people
Point of Rocks Mr. Bryan cheeed by party children
ammed with strng%lino mass Of humanity VINO hod 1I5
welcome the candidate. 1t only by supreme that the
honor by Deputy Marshal Farma of Baltimore
The people crowded toward him themselves hoarse
whilst the bands played stirring tunes 1t truly grand
imposing sight Chief Marshal Young the head his aids
horseback began the march to the place of the meeting.
Mr. Bryan was by affected by the welcome given him by
people and several times during his ride up remarked
on the ubouned enthusiasm Gpaed all Every window
% o ~ho waved naeS rahtc as the candidate passed by
FOR each he had smile and gracious bow especially for the ladies'
1t was one continuous ovation from start to finish and
plment that Mr. Bryan heartily appreciated.
The parade was nearly mile long and composed
the of lonor
also mounted policemen and hundreds members county deega
mounted and bands of march was ND
Market street to Second to Court and the Park
to the stand where Mr. Bryan was to speak there dense rong
of humanity lined either side of the every corner the
crowd extended back distance the side and every
available space was occupied
At the Park the guard of honor and police squad again
their hands full ecorng Nh Bryan and the Every
instant the crowd larger hardly space was left
within sound of his voice With him Murray vandver chair
airy in Maryland Hon Jacob NJ Newman County Cen
tIa Committee Col L. Victor laughman Hon Joshua W. Herring,
corps cor OF newspaper correspondents and others.
Mr. Bryan was at the center Of attraction and
who the stand he Invested himself heavy
and stood before the crowd Again echo
Hon Jacob Newman called the meeting order and
SuGge gohn r. Lynch as chairman After few words of welcome
the applause had subsidized began his address, which given part
For such large crowd of people there dur
ing the time OF Mr. Bryans speech There fights little
the police 1t would that Mr. Bryan has wonderful hold
@ people OF TINS country such as to make Them for the me
least forget their human ngs in the his
doctrines Frederick always glad welcome any
time.
Several contradictory estimates have given the nnm
Der OF persons who Frederick Tuesday,
paper says 5000 another 2O00 and still another 10000
dcu matter to estimate crowd such this
ay Frederick itself contributed largely the county deega
lions and private parties also numbers
IONS strangers hear Bryan and separate
e Dig mass OF humanity sections them
true figures be given But feel Tuesday less
than $4,000 persons either heard Bryan At the
Time OF the speaking raining and
near Bryan went places of shelter Those who did
Id the ram hour Conservative people
do
and many even beyond That such number should gather
gether to do honor to Presidential candidate coming
distances for that that there something
Mckinley in November next and it will be tiumpha process
sion to the White House. that the people
ana That they deeply thinking they thought before
After the speaking Mr. Bryan hustled carriage and
driven TO the home OF Col Baughman where with
took lunch and had brief before taking West
Minister
At Westminster 5000 people stood in hours
waiting for Mr. Bryan and then listened him nearly half
hour All along the he greeted by hundreds every
o The meeting i'll Baltimore the largest there
spite the rain Music Hall packed and Mr. Bryan address
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