The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-10-10
j GREAT SPEECH.
The &sSen> bjeG OaNocra"c Clubs
Addressed hv 6rya~.
HUGE AUC!ENCE HEARS HIM
His Powerful Arraignn2e1t :"
Republicans. &cNin'sFs
Cwn Wo:us Us: q
Against tAir.

Tbv h>!l in which was assembled The
National Association Of Democratic
Clubs 4, Indianapolis, Ind oo Thors,
day was ,hrorged with people, probably
5,000 bci1g present, but as the hour
appreached for the advent Of Nr. Bryan
at I oelock the aisles were filed arc
the hail .hronged to degree os almost
sufocaticn. After Adlai f Stevenson
had concluded, James 4. Sovereign, ex-
grand master workman Of the Knights
of Labor, spoke, dealing with the To.k-
jneman from POLITICAL standpoint,
He sai6 laboris the foundation Of hoerig
IN All the world
Mr.. Sovereign wss followed by Bishol
J. Milton Turner, minister to Liberia
under Grants administration, who
spoke briefly and IN part as follows:
"A great many Of my race Tho
formed the majority Of the r"ero popu-
lst:on in the United States % years ago
have already been promoted scc have
gone to their good Christian fathers,
cut the boys are coming forth IN TEEN
ing bup6re6s and Thousands from that
palladium ard safeguard Of American
institutions, the public school system
Of on- country, an6 unlike Uncle !on
and Aunt S4lly, they are doing their
own thinking ike other young Aneri-
cans for themselves.
we come with fresh 5oro, olsin-
tereste6 patriotism TO put forth cur
might at this tine in the Sistes OF In.
diana, Ohio, Illinois, New York and
New Jersey and other States where we
have been making the presidents ter
the last % or 80 years, and we think
this tine, through our votes, We Will De
able 70 make up such quota for the
election Of Wm. Jennings Bryan that
we viii elect this ticket without any
possibility of Mckinley defeating 1t.
BRYAN HAD TO CHECK THE CHEERING.
AS Bishop Turner concluded MIR.
Bryan appeared upon the platform. He
had resched the city few minutes be-
fore 5 o'clock, but did Iot arrive at the
hall until quarter past O'clock. de
was escorted through the streets by
number Of marching clubs. As sooD as
the Democratic national candidate sp,
peared on the platform there was
Shout Of greeting, and this soon oevel-
,oped into demonstration which con,
tinueG for shout six minutes, until
there was call fer cessation BY Mr.,
BRYAN himself. Tie speech was ilber-
ally applaudeG throughout, and when 1t
vas concluded there was rush to the
Stage on the part Of those n the audi
ence who wished to shake hands With
him. He. however, avoided this demon
strauon, and soon found MS way back
to his hotel.
Mr.. Bryan said:
THE WORK FOR THE CLUBS
Il appreciate the work done and De-
ins done an6 to be doue by this assocl-
stiea of Democratic clubs, and | appre,
c;ste the energy, the enthusiasm and
the ability displayed by Mr.. Hearst,
the president Of this association. be-
lieye in these clubs. The work Of De-
mocracy, being work Tor the people,
must be done by the people. We need
the clubs to help US colicc. money to
carry on our campaign. The Republl-
can party can get It's money from the
corporatlous, which plunder the people
between campaigns in -eturr for the
money contributed durirg campaigns.
w cannot &C to trust and ask 1t
to help Us, because We do rot expect to
be helped. The Republican party does
not collect money for its national cam
paien from one Republican OUT OF 100,
and when the elecuon is over 80 cut OF
100 Republicans have nothing to say
about the running Of the gcvernm mens.
I'VE expect that the administration
will be conducted in behalf Of the great
mass Of the American people, and We
have the right to call upon them to
help with their money as veil as their
votes to win this fight, which Is their
tight, and not our fight. We need the
clubs 10 help circulate literature. Ii
eyet7 member Of the clubs will pick out
some acquaintance and find out what ne
is thinking about, prepare TO meet his
arguments, supply him with literature
and work for his conversion, the mem.
bers Of these clubs will be astonlsheo
to 6rd how much can be Done. We
need the clubs to poll the votes, fol
we must 90 by voluntary effort what
the Republicans can sf9rd to pay FOL
having done.