The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-10-28


view before thousands OF people
along the line of march, followed by
narade of hundreds of marchers,
and speaking to more people than the
sound of his voice could reach, w. j.
BRYAN last night made a brief rally
south of the Ohio river. The rally
n Louisville was for Mr.. Bryan the
elimination of one of the busiest
days of the campaign, and the out
pouring here equaled, and possibly
surpassed, anything in the way of a
demonstration the candidate has met
with since he was notified of his nom
nation.
From the time he left New Albany,
md, just across the Ohio river, until
he spoke his final word of farewell,
Mr. Bryan was the recipient of a con-
tinuous ovation.
Lane Of People Seven Miles Long.
Arriving in Louisville with the re-
ception committee, on two special
y trolley cars, Mr. Bryan passed
through an unbrOken lane of people
n from the rivers edge until he reached
y Phoenix Hill park at the opposite end
q of the city, seven miles away.
AS the cars bearing the party
& reached the heart of town they took
the line at the head of a procession
over mile long, which was waiting
n to begin it's march to Phoenix Hill.
The crush along the line of march in
the downtown shopping district was
so great that police reserves were
unable to manage it. Women and
children were endangered at a num-
Der Of congested points, and many
minor accidents occurred, as the re-
suit of OvercrOwding.
Arriving at Phoenix Hill Park Mr..
Bryan was cheered for fifteen min
ties and it was only with difficulty
nat the crowd could be induced to
meek its enthusiasm long enough to
allow him to speak. He found it
necessary to deliver three addresses
one to an audience that packed
PnoenX hall-another to an even
dlger crowd in the park outside, and
'uifu 10 the paraders massed in an
open space near the park He also
luaue snort speeches at two other
POINTS one of them being addressed
10 delegation of railroad employees.
My Old kentucky Home"
In beginning each of his three
gp9ecues Mr.. Bryan devoted consider
oIe attention to the welcome given
i,nl' he declared, amid yells, that
turnout had been of such a size
w. ~ ieaVe the democrats no opinion
u. 10 make my Old Knetucky
the national anthem when
Stration. '"0
Do'ore he had spoken in the hall
e IMAM five minutes Mr.. Bryan
Uanu 1t necessary to issue a witty
peFemtory order to the crowd
row. au the platform to give way, the
Een EMU ooeying just in time to pre-
rod .ne possibly injury of a hun
Man, more persons, who were
aanone up on chairs and were en-
h. eeled by throngs pressing in from
Sle Uu.slde A large crowd of peo-
her. 1 ate to get back on the floor,
NJ. "Taying dangerously.
Sized .plSans main address empha-
barro' ~o points. He repeated his
sectna mat the republicans were ex-
aeo S SO 10 buy the election, if pur- +
hioh was possible, and declared that
T5n arm was breeder of panics. |
REQ 7 visit to Louisville was of but
ne th nours duration, but in that !
Ne s me democratic candidate made /
,,, Mrs. Bryan With Husband.
ro one tour today of Mr. Bryan
btab3ia indiana to Louisville was
brdad que The demonstrations ac- |
NV MI MN today were commented
kedin,I.-ne candidates as being ex- !
Iature gratifying. A pleasing
Aus for VI the trip was the repeated |
lie ba Tr Mrs. Bryan, who shared in |
be wa wac with her husband. |
pd wac overwhelmed with attention !
me a. a. me recipient of many hand
NJ Moral pieces = many H''n
ougb b ue4nocratic candidate. al
Deare5I ne mad but six hours sleep, |
lverod5 I fresh and strong when he
thu y Jo us tirst OF sixteen speeches
80 o,o c%y at Hammond, Ind, at
clOek His fovov;4, 49,.