The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-27
Madison Square Garden in Wild Demonstration
When Nebraskan Arrives
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS FROM
MANY PLACES PRESENT
MADE WARM SPEECHES.
C. 0. P.LEADERS SCORED
Bryan Declare sThey No Longer Rep
resent Rank and File OF Party,
Who Would Welcome
a Chance.

| New York, Oct. 2G.-New Yorks
Democracy turned its steps toward
Madison square Garden tonight u
welcome Bryan Hours before the
doors ef the biw auditorium ,swnnE
openthe crowds waited patiently for
aimittanco ANA when the doors wera
opened the immense auditorium was
quickly filled even the aisleways
being choked tl hundreds Of en-
thusiastlc rart,sans.
| y vas Tammanys welcome to the
residential candidate, and Madison
Sqt are swarmed with people from
every quarter Of the city, and for
their delight Tammany provided FIRE
works.
Speakers Cheered
| 1t was a few minutes past O'Clock
when the speakers of the evening en-.
tered the building and took seats on
the platform.
There were cheers for Governor
! Hoke Smith of Georgia, Represeats
tive Henry d, CLAYTON Of AlaR.pH
permanent chairman Of the.Spehve
convention. former Congft ssnan
John ]. Lentz Of Ohio former Gov
ernor David r. Francis, df Missauii;
| Governor Ansel, of South Carolina:
Herman Ridder Judge Alton p. Par
lear and National Chairman Mack.
The Tammany leaders we're wildly
cbeered when they took their seats,
/ Fnrisier Judge a. Calr HeHnS ah s@as
fchalrman He spoke of the national
Issues and attacked the policies Of
President Roosevelt, which he said.
would be perpetuated should Taft be
| Ielecte1.
The election Of Bryan, he de.
clared, means the cessation cf those
hpoicies." The mention Of Bryans
name called forth prolonged cheers
and presaged the pent UP demonstra-
ton that was to come
Kisses For Roosevelt.
Governor Francis, secretary of the
interior In Cleyeland's cabinet,
brought Kisses for Rooseevlt when he
spoke of the presidents strenuous
efforts to name his successor"
Office holders, he said. We're afraid
to be succeeded by any other than
their own party lest examinations
will develop that they have not been
true to their trusts.
Francis closed with glowing
tribute to Bryan and charged that
those who were making dire prophe-
cies should he be elected. were no.
sincere, but were doing il for politl-
cal effect II have no fear in Eryan's
election" he said
Ovation For chanler,
The arrival of Lewis Stuyvesaat
ChanIer. Democratic candidate fer
governor OF New York. provoked a
great demonstration, He told briefly
Of this tours throughout the state anil
declared that sentiment everywhere
encountered was favorable to the en-
tire Democratic ticket from Bryan
down.
Governor Smith Of Georgia. an
ether member Of Cleveland's cabinet,
spoke briefly predicting the elec.
tior OF Bryan. Smith paid high
tribute as "a cleveland Democrat d
Bryan. an said he resented the iioa
that Bnu could not De- entrusted
with the appointment of four Jus
uer- of ,he supreme court oi ,h'
United States
Bryan Enters.
II was while Governor Smith was
speaking that Buan came. In an in-
stant Madison Square Garden vas
in the vortex of e. BRYAN iemo1s.rf.
u,n. Men ,eauef 20 their cfaFs.
aaI waving aaEs. oheereI Tor torr
teen minutes w.r~t cessation.
Governor smith to,1a Ioc-e tfe
American Gae from the ua.'orm
faIustfaIs and w8rof % vigorously
as Ervan and his s-cr-t mounted taa
platform ard toaF rh=lr scat
The ercWfs -l t.e galleries shook
the bunting decorations thar fu1r
from the CALLERS rails. an. HE-r ih@
hand rlaFat -Auerira f1- crowd
sans t1e national si-
rrrr stepped te tee nIafiCru rail-
without an Introduction and Eat.i
frr TFe demonstration to cease. Nhe1
rm.r was restored and tfe azt
-l..r r7risan hsI subsilei Bran
hrraI speaking
Whst B-1an sad.
prsan plead for q De-l.-at'- crl-
erts= % heiH frame rha remedial
legislation vmsh the Bsuver plat
torn Eensn f4I arI said -ta- b.
a-u.s te rcssit-e t7 send 70 fhe SER
are rarasr-e after t1easuss -ani
u.th majority af The American pee
DO behind us. us can demand that