Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-13
"ebraskan for Third Time Not
d of His Nomination for
President of the United
States.
C0MM0NER ACCEPTS
IN ELABORATE SPEECH
Declares County'S Only Hope
for Free Government Lies in
Triumph of Democracy at
Polls in November,

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IBy Morning journal Special Iensed Wire I
Lincoln. Ncb.. Aug 12-lrpdor tbe
bprnine rove oc az, ,,,,... .....,..,
Gun anu III tIiV presence OF vast as
Sun lolaBe "hlch cheered MN To the
ccho' NlllldIh o. bTYah To-Day received
l'oi'i iio"iS ~ OIaSl"I' OF Alabama
l"i MAJ "o''iIca 'ioh Oh ms nomination
l"i 'ie pi eslurhCY Oh Ihe uhlted
''"''S' "iO' Holoicu pN lhe demo-
c."uc party as ls standard bearer
MI bryan pIainIy 'Nhlpltcd the pleas
uIe II gave MN 10 once again pro
cidlIu tle prlhclpleS Tor Whlch ne
Slood' his nomination FOR third
tlme' he declared In his speech of ac-
ceptance' could only be explained by
Suostahllal ana uhdlsputed growth
III the principles ana policies for
"hlch me- win multitude OF others
haa contehaed' AS these principles
and pohcles' ne sald' nave given
Whatever poIltlcaI strength possess,
the action OF the convention not only
rehe"s my ialth IN them nut strength
ems my at'achhenl TO th'm'
inc ovation accorded Mr.. BrNah as
ne rode through the strcets OF LIN
com on ms way i" iho 'le capitol
Wh're tll' eNer clA"s were hei"' was
noh-Pa' usa IN character' II was the
hoHldse "I the citlHehS OF lhe western
clty OF the pialhs toward distinguish
ed h'lghpor. Almost the 'htire re-
puhllcan administration was repre-
Seh'ed' Governor george - SneIdoh
ana many state oitcerS lending thelf
presence poth In the parade ana on
the political PLATFORM Before com
ing to Lincoln irom FairVl'W' Mr. |
bryan received over l''oo VISITORS. no
one and all ne extended cordial
greeting HIS arrival shortly after II /
O'Clock at the Hotel Lincoln, where he /
and j. w. Kern, the vice presidential
candidate were th' guests OF hohor AT
luncheon To the committee on no
tlhcatlon' was the signal ior an out
hurst OF applause lie lmmeHlat'Iy
was surrounded by great crowd ana
was kept busy Tor some tlme shaking
hands.
Never before had Lincoln stre"ts
ana buildings had such a gay appear
ahce; never had the proIusion ol pan
n"fs' streamcrs, bunting ana ph"to-
graphs flashed forth to dazzle the
eyes of the myriads of visitors. 20
street was riot of color, and around
tho mutilated Taft banner a err Nd OF
curious visitors was clustered with
the notoricty almost nation wiz the
banner was almost the first point OF
interest visited. The route o. the
parade carried Mr.. Bryan directly un-
der the banner but no notice was tax
en- Of the fact by him or his party
The state house grounds were a
mass OF humanity and Mr.. Bryan's
appearance on the platform was
erected with vocifcrous cheers and I
hand clapping. The ceremony of no
was conducted on the north
front of the capitol building. The
balconies and every window were Z
damned to Overlooking. Not single
incident occurred to mar the proceed !
ngs. The police arrangements were /
'Ncollent Realizing that the force &
was not sufficient To cope with the /
great crowd the adiutant general OF ,
he state at the request Of Mayor e
Frank Brown. ordered out Captain !
.um's company Of the Second Ne ,
,raska regiment and with their assist
lncc perfect order not only along the
inc Of march hut on the capitol q
grounds was maintained. I
Before the notification and accept n
Ince speeches were delivered. Norman !