The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-06

east BY the Monroe Doctrine. on the
south by the Declaration % Independence
and on the west by the Ten Command
mentS."
''The prospects OF the Democratic par y
are brighter now than they were ;uu-
years ago." he said, and out Of the mlds.
! of the convention came vigorous No
uttered with considerable emphasis
Eyes. yes" came from several dire
/ lions. 10 Offset the utterance OF t1e
doubting Thomas. The interruption caus-
| ed MIR. Oldham to pause for a few Sec
1 onds but he caught his swing again AMI
entered upon his euiosy OF Mr. Bryan.
which he delivered with imprisoned fer
vor. As he approached the close 81 his
address. he raised both hands high over
his head and spoke slowly and with an
/ energy that caused his voice 20 pene-
| trate into every corner Of the hall.
"And-that-man-ls- observation-disclosures
Bryan" he concluded. bringing his
hands lower with each word. until the
, last had been uttered. when he brought
them up with a sweep. but quicker than
his motion was the answering cheer thar
swept across tho convention. Il was
simultaneous roar from all parts OF ihe
han. Up went the delegates upon the
chairs. over their heads went the IA
and above them all soared and rang
chaer< for Bryan. The band loyalty Pc
formed its share. but the noise Of It's scr
alton was but drop in the bucket.
The men from the state Of Nebraska
flung up a large banner. bearing like
ness OF MIR. Bryan upon one side. and
! upon the other the word Nebraska" and
smaller portrait OF Mr.. Bryan. enclosed
( I'm a star Of blue. whatever may have
been the differences Of the delegates OVER
the platform. they seemed 10 have for
gotten them. and all were as one IN favor
Of the man. New York We'd with Ne
braska and Kansas in venting its enthus-
iasm. Richard Croker was on chair.
both arms aloft. a flag u MS right hand.
which he waved vigorously. HHl was not
behind him in the show Of loyalty 20 the
nominee. and. waving his arms. he let
forth a series Of cheers that equailed
those uttered by any man on the floor.
Oever In Illinois. Ohio and Indiana. wS-rs
! IS to I Is not popular. there was no hest
tation now. The die was cast the gage
OF battle lifted aond they swung into Ire
! line as hercely as any that had stood IN
/ falterIngly by Mr. Bryan IN the night be-
/ fore the committee on resolutions.
! Round the hali started the Nebraska
men with their huge banner. and catch
( ing up their state embiems, TIE other DEL
/ egations took up the march. waving nsgs.
and hats and cheering a, the top 81 their
voices without cessation, save Tor the
breath necessary to a fresh outburst TIE
Z grfr At.
+ IN the parade. one Of them carrying a
small silk banner 81 white. upon which
was Inscribed. Directing % william :
/ Bryan. from the Democratic Women C
Utah" As the women passed along the
aisle IN front ~ the Nss York Delegation.
one Of the enthusiastic Tsmmany brsyes
turned loose war Shoop that rivais8
any previously uttered on this continent.
and pounded one Of the women over the
head with his smg,I Gag as a to<sa u sp-
I probation Far from resentiHE ne blow.
the woman smiled ard Dirrogeftei
through the aisle formed % shouting
men. Then Tammany went into real hys-
teric and gymnastic spasms a. the wo-
men passed out = sighs IN The crowd n
/ front q the speakers desk. Senator
Clark Of Montana. accompanied ~ LADY
, both waving flags with intense snergy.
called Tor turriac apyiauss a. they passed
around the hall Behind them came Texas
with - long pole sursaountsd b. the
steers horns. ana further back some II
the New YORK delegation. carrying their
iit'Te flag bearlng ths Eor6s. Don't think
tnsre are 10 fs-t3-i'els IN SsH York"
Round and round the ban Hens fhs
cheering men. who stood bsHeafh cloud
o. estterlng asgz II sss dsmbnsirs-
ton fully equal n fsrvor 70 anything ihat
had preceded yeeteT6ay er fefaY ehsn
TIE Platform uaa read when TIE 80
thoEiazrn hsf rsr f5r 80 minutes. caisir-
man Richar6sau commence - p0Bnf Fiz-
erossiy for order IL Was iost aegand
ali power = hearing - sfvsrsi rsirzfes
ard & vas n3t unsI fssntv-aevsn Rsn-
utsa rad ciapsed fr1m fhe lasisnt fhaf
~ ol1kam had fnen;ierss fss 0ora
~Bsyan' fhat the chssrsuE had sshssfs5
and TIE ceoventlon gas re- ss1sr shcs
rnsrc.
oncs nssrs re srcsfss aus rsrsslri-x
cT0Td was by0sgf9 iat7 q state - seief.
goccomblag becarss - fsr GO rafhsr
ihsn q oseyiag me rzref Ths pssfiy &C.
rrsiish~a state standards wsrs yat haek
izf9 fh@sr gssess ard. Dasfsnz ans sx-
harstse. shsy ssegsrsf fsr fss secenssnx
- re n7ustnztfea
T. - saisss = fhsf peculiar eo-4ssfsan,
hga fhz' sserss - rsnas frsr- no ~hets
Arkaseas yfsf8ss = -Txaz 80 ~ pr
ksss bezsn spseeh ss@oa>isx ~ Bryaa
IL iantsf ths c.asforrs snA sa5s tso-as
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