The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-14
|HODS OF THE
| KANSAS City TRIP.

he delegates ana. VlslCors wa
ln1ed Tie great Democratl
'rsntjon IN Kansas City are b.
home and spreading amon'
! friends the story OF the tire
Idaus enthusiasm with whicl
Gathering was invested from
% last, and the spirit of con
hre with which the leaders
4 hack to the fields of labor
which the political harvest
|be gleaued in the fall,
.om. all lips there came the
4 story-the ticket headed by
Il BRYAN has a great chance
{necilic mention Of silver was
bnIy road open, and the nomi-
|,nof Stevenson for the vice.
dency brought Il strength to
Sause which no other name
IA have insured.
. q matter of course, more or
II this talk is due. frdm those
Who are leading the battle
Is. Mckinley and the trusts
here is about the declarations
bse who saw the convention
kerity which is not TO be found
mechanical professions OF
Hence which is II portion of
politicians stock in trade. /
/ words were, and there is no
king the absolute belief that
hances of Democratic success
been heightened by the re-
bf the convention.
5 can best be illustrated by |
E story. One of the southern
btes was nailed by an enter
& newspaper man on the
Ing after his arrival in Kan
.ty, and asked what attitude
Ute would take regarding the
I'm.
E don't care much about its
fnr,;' was the southerner's
se.
/ all we care, Bryan can
hls own platform and stand
until Mckinley runs him
lately the same man said that
mocrats didn't have much
anyway and that as
seemed to have made up
pd to run the. whole thing,
Fas no use in worrying.
g made u statement about :
siven a calf rope, and the 4,
Ice was not tlattering to the I,
|ka statesman. Yesterday =
|he delegate said:
Sgard Bryan as the greatest
the country today. He 7
j the time that it was ne E
/ to pursue the course the l
Zion Steered, and held out \
hen it looked very much -
was weakening himself II
great many strong party a
tie was implored to re- +
pm mis- stand. Had he been .
|llme server he could not y
|thstood the pressure which l
Pught to bear. He showed ?
end conclusively that it Is =
Il Tor which he is battling, "
II ne could not have his
ons embodied III the plat q q,
would not head the fight. Il
4. Hill told me after he "
4 from his visit to Lincoln, u
Fan never wavered. He is "
4 today with Democratic II
skhan 4 eyer before. He has II
|ne'Stutf Of which he was p
pare the two statements c'
\ the same man, the one q
the convention and the I
|ter it, and you can have IL
lccurate and very Just idea 81
emarkable change in SEN :,
\ Ench took place in the a. u
that large body of men Ct
n to Kansas City with the %
! bryan was going too far u
Fllng a platform. The CON 81
reared the medicine sent e.
chief, but after tasting 1t o o
|So well that they drank =
Y are now convinced that II i,
|Fengthened and unihed the v
dld a city empty itself N
luckily than did Kansas
y |ter the convention. An b.
Eter adjournment trains Il
II Eedlng north, east, south tt
ISr bearing home those 81
] Deen attracted by it. N
ERE few who had any de- W
ay over and look over the fl
town. o, They had had ST
his wish to get away ia
Eliy to be wondered at. x tt
eSn t feel any lingering Ii
y place when he imagines e'
mas been held up. Forty Ell
uay Is what the Nissis- CT
legatlon paid for one par CT
y NTH floor of the Coates G,
Ibe rates for those of the o.
% who stopped there
y DAY, three in a room. tc
Iad 1--we on the American le
I ln@ever, was almost ilnpos- b
l The dining room was al Sc
efcrowed, and the food not n
Standard in consequence n
ash. In the bars prices L