The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-12
He Is Welcomed by Republicans
as Well as Democrats on
REACHlNd LIlCOI.N.
The Grea! Coumoner's Nsigbbors Wei.
come Him Back to His Home. Tue
Republican Governor Makes an
Address and Extends q
J,yfuI Welcome.
J,yfuI Welcome.

lis home at L ncoln, Nebsaska. on
Wednesday night and the n 'me
Folks" would welcomed him with
very evidence Of approval and sst's-
faction. It was neiRhborly welcome,
planned IS suco, and carried out as
;lanned.
Lincoln has more B ,pu5licans than
Democrats, but tonight there was no
Inc OF partisan division, and the vel.
come ex5erdsd to both Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan was joyful one.
Tie city vas handsomely decorated
tor the homec ,ming, the fronts OF
ousiaess houses being mass Of flags
md hunting The non-psrtisan nature
# the reception was enQhazed In
avery way possible.
Tae Bryan train arrivsd shortly
after h,s O'Clock. There was a roar
II welc,m IS Mr.. Bryan appeared On
tha platftlm.
In the party, aside from MI. and
Mrs. Bryan and their daughter
Grace, was the Ltncola delegation,
sh;ch left her ten days ago to meetat
N,w York, and which Mr. Bryan &C
companies on Its homeward trip, to-
1ether with few OF the Nebraskan
Democratic mayors.
Sho wing no sign Of fatigue, bowing
,ight and left, With an occasional word
20 an old acq lainsancs, M. Bryan
walked to q carriage.
Seated with him were Governor
Mickey, Mayor Bro IN and Jonn e.
M.lls., president OF the Lincoln Com.
;ne1cial Club.
4 second carriage had Mrs. Bryan,
Mrs. W. D. Wsich, Mrs. J. E Miller
md Mayor Danlman, OF Q naha. Than
n turn, followed Carriages containing
members Of the Reception Committee.
There was q pretenticus mounted
escort, headed by Captain Caas. Cos.
grave, policemen On horseback: ira
5ernal organizations and individual
narchers. the whole preceded BY six
bands.
Along the route NJ. Bryan was re-
ceiyed with co:diality and enthusiasm.
The party srsVersed three Ut the
principal business strests lined With
cheering GRO sds, aud then proceeded
TO the home OF Charles W. Bryan,
zhere NJ. Bryan had d:nner and rest
ed tor time prior to going to she er-
cisss and reception.
Two hours before the time foT the
exercises at the Capitol grounds 35,.
900 persons struggled for points OF
vantage around the speakers stand.
Mr.. Bryan Has escorted to the stand
by CIV. Mickey from his private ofa,e
in the State house. In brief speech
of welcome Mayor Bro IN said:
Before introducing Governor Mick
ey, who will OK end the gressing Of
the State, Mr.. Bryan, I, as Mayor,
welcome you hom not as a states.
nan, not as Democrat, but Is tfaat
dearest to Us all, our be,ovaa nsighbor."
G. ,ver1or Mickey s1oke OF the
asaksning OF the public conscience to
sivic righteousness.
Mr.. Bryan began by saying that In
his travsls be had learned that the
Arabic language contained 600 word
meaning camel, and that since return
Ing TO tae United States he had w1sh.
ad that the American language con-
tanned as many words meaning. Il
thank you" he declared the happt-
est part OF the long journey was the
home. coming, ana hen went Into 3
.eneyal-description OF his travels.
Following his s2eeca q reception
TOOK place In the Capitol. M. Bryan
shook hands With the Thousands who
passed before him.
There was brilliant display OF f:e-
works tor an hour on the State House
grounds.