The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-14
tie Is Welcomed by Republicans
as Well as Democrats on
REACHING LINCOLN.
rns Great CORN ,ner's N.lsb6ors VEL.
com, Him Back to His Hpms. The
plb'Ican q v.raor Makes an
Addre and Extends
j yfnl Welcome.

" '--'~N oS'AAsNeo <ShyRh ACAOhOA
,is home at Lnouin, Nebsasks, on
Wednesday night and the "Hlme
F lks' would welcomed him with
very evidence Of approval and salts.
'ac1ion. 1t was neiRbborly welcome,
,lanned IS sucb, and carried out as
,l'nned.
Lnooln has more r puolicaus than
Democrats, but tonight there was no
iae Of p.rtisau division, aud tho wei.
s,me ex ,endsd to both Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan was . joyful one.
Tae Oily Was handsomely daoorated
for tho homecoming, the fronts OF
business houses baing mass Of fags
md bunting Tne nom partisan nature
Of the reception was emphRz I'd in
avery way possible.
The Bryan train arrived shortly
after Il 70 O'Clock. Tnere was roar
IT welcome as Mr.. Bryan appeared on
the platform.
In the party, aside from Mr.. and
Mra. Bryan and their daughter
Grace, was the Lincoln delegation,
Nhch laft her ten days ago to meet ab
Ne~ Y rk, and which Mr.. Bryan ac-
companies on its homeward trip, to.
9ether with f0w Of the Nebraskan
Democratic mayors.
right and left, with an occasional word
20 an old acq laintanos, MI. Bryan
walked to carriage.
Seatad with him we're Governor
Mickey, Mayor Bro wn and John 70.
Mile, president of the Lincoln Com
mercial Club.
A second carriage had Mrs. Bryan,
Mrs. w. D. Wslch. Mrs. J. E Miller
md Mayor Dahlman, OF Omaha. Then
In turn, followed Carriages containing
members Of the Rsoep lion Committee.
Thore was q preten0it us mounted
escort, headed by Captain Chas. Oos.
grave, policemen on horseback, fra.
ternsl organizations and Individual
marohers. the whole preceded by six
bands.
Aloug the route M. Bryan was re-
,eived with IydialiJy and enthuslasm3
The party trsversed three Of the
principal bn3tnass B6reats lined Wlth
3naeriag or0a ls, and then proaeadad
10 the home OF CHARLES w. Bryan,
9here M. BryAn had dinner and rcst-
I'D ior a time prior to going to the err
iises and reception.
Two hours before the Il ne for the
xerciseS at the CApitol grou Ids 35,-
600 persons struggled TOR points OF
vantage around the sp9aksrs' sand.
Mr.. Bryan was escor leu to tho stand
oy CIV. Mickey from his pr yate ttii,s
Ia tho State house. Ina ofief spssca
Of welcome Mayor Bro IN salt:
Before introdu;irg @ v,rnor Mick
ey, who will ex ED the gtaatiog Of
ihe State, Mr. B:Jal, I. az Msyor,
Velo)me you hom not as q states.
nan, not as a D3mocgI;, bIt as that
dea~o5t to uS all, our b Cvoa Mig ibor.n
G .vafro; Nj osey SPOKE Ct the
aHak ming Of the pablo oJaac,anc, to
ivIo rtRhttouan3ss.
MIR. Bryan 0eaan bJ So 'lng that In
lis trdval, he hid ielrned that the
Arabic hnguag, c0nlainsd 600 word
aean ng camel, al d 5nat since return
ng to tle U lited 8 at,1 he had wish.
ID that ths Amer" n language con-
ained as man. W RI meaning. II
hank you. He 90 ,.arsd the happi.
,st part OF the ~ journey was the
lomo com ing, anu hen went into o
;eneral- dehe pit en- Of his ira gals.
FOll )wing lis speeGl a recepti IN
OK plao, In the O4pitol. Mc. Bry IA
'aook ha1d3 with the thousands VINO
)asSed before him.
Il lero was brilliant display Of FIRE.
9)tkI for an hour on the State HI )usa
s:ou Ids.