The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-09

necticut, Maryland and New Jersey,
 Details of Demonstration.
 calUorna's Bryan bannerheavy with gold tassels and fringe was carried to the stage while the cheering continued unabated and cries of "whoop'er up came from the delegates in the front row Maryland at last deserted from the "Stay-at- t-homes" and It's banner was taken into the midst of the par ade. Many of the standard bearers formed q circle about the New York delegation and cheered their lustiest,
 A wildly enthusiastic delegate from Oklahoma clamhered upon the press tables to secure vantage point from which to display nis Gtate standard He was dragged doan hy the newsp ,per men With scat ceremony.
 The states of Idaho, Ohio, and Mas sachusetts soon joined him, while the band played Hal. Hall. the Gang All Here" The band then struck up My old Kentucky Home" while the delegates and spectators joined in the chorus, The procession then started to leave the stand, but halt was caused by delegate who yelled so wildly that hIs false teeth flew out.
 In the midst of the riot of noise and the confusion of marching delegates the constant boom of fashlight ex- plosions from the photographers added to the pandemonium. The standard bearers finally invaded the galleries, Maine and Alabama leading the cllmo to the second tier. The galleries had already taken their full share of the excitement. The band kept up a contin- ual flow of music which finally started the delegates to singing when, Hal, Hail the Gangs All Here" was struck up.
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 The band in the gallery worked without cessation. Delegates danced up and down in the aisles to the mu- sic of "A Hot Time" and shouted tho chorus Of Marching Through Geor- gia. While the latter air was ring Ing through the hall determined as- aault was made by the frengied Bryan shouters upon the Georgia standard which up to this time had been kept gation showed In quick fashion that 1t was as dangerous to march through Georgia" as ever it had been in the days of the war They rallied around their little yellow nagpole bearing the name of their state in white against background of blue, and stuck staunchly to their guardian ship It was the only southern state standard that remained unrooted. and where it was planted 1t stayed
 The Colorado standard was carried again to the stage after the demon stration had been in progress for three quarters of an hour. This time it was in the hands of woman. Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford of Denver, one of the states delegates and her appearance called out renewed cheering Mrs Bradford, who Is q delegate at-large, was intended to be a parallel to the famous Woman in White" who played such an important part in stampedng for Bryan the galleries during the Chicago convention Of 1896.
 The cowboy band at last left It's place in the gallery and joined the parade through the aisles playing Marching through Georgia"
 After the uproar had continued for fifty minutes Maine joined in the pa- rade which was constantly swinging up and down the aisles. Kentucky and Pennsylvania, however, had re- turned to their places and t,e demon stration seemed for the time to be dying down. The band again woke the echoes with "A hot time and the ocean of cheers was again in flood tide. Sergeants at arms left their posts and joined in the yelling, Men, however, cannot yell forever, and he signs of let down were unmis'akable and more frequent. It was only waning strength, however that put any check to the enthusiasm. Men tramped for themselves and each other A fat ] bald headed man from Ohio, climbed upon a press table, and acting as cheer master called for yells from every delegate of every stare that his | eyes could light upon.
 Men tramped through the aisles the'l collars torn wide open, their necltle' reduced to shrede or entirely gona, theil faces streaming with precipitation ant tt ssing hats and handkerchiefs al nigh as their weary arms would allow yelling at the same time With all tht power of their tired throa's. Th' crowd hrally gathered in front of th speakers stand, and packed into { compact mass they burst foith anev in cheers for Bryan, for themseive and each other.
 The convention band finally got sep arated in the surging crowd and 1t members lnduleed in their indvidua tastes in regalng those about then with music. From time to time tn bearers of the state standards woul,