The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
Democrats of All Factions in the State Join in
 Welcome
NOMINEE THANKS
 W.L.B. FOR SUPPORT
Bryan Proud of Leader--Approyes of His Method of Campaigning. Perkins Answers Bryan's
 Kansas Attack

i Lincoln. Neb.. october 5.-eHello Mr.
 Bryan. hello MT Bryan.
 Welcome, welcome. governor 1 With these words alone, a cordial
 handshake brought together here to- night for tie first time since the na-
 tional campaign opened the presidential nominee of the democratic party and the man who three times was the standard bearer of the same party. As the governor stepped from his pri- vate car almost into the arms of Mr Bryan there was q din of cheers. Coy ernor Wilson and MT. Bryan finally
 made their way 10 an automobile and to an accompaniment of the blowing of whistles. the footing of automobile horns and the music of bands, they rode together through crowds which lined the streets for blocks. There were cries of Bryan and Wilson, and "Wil- son and Bryan Mr Bryan had re- speaking tour through the west Crowds Join Parade As the crowds pressed around the lautomobile fl WAS with difficulty that the street parade began The crush ] 10 shake hands with Governor Wilson 1 blocked the movement Of the niaehine
 and many wanted 10 shake ha ands with MT. Bryan too Governor Wilson sat
 at first beside Mr Bryan. but the lat ter suggested that thr governor stand I np in the machine throughout the pa rade. Mir. Bryan sat ineonspieuously
 behind him, his face wreathed in smiles
 as Governor Wilson was kept busy
 waving his hat In acknowledgement of l the cheers of the crowd.
 This is great" said the governor
 as he turned toward Mir Bryan fre- quently. .'Fine, fine was Mr Bry- ans reply.
 For nearly an hour the street pa rade continued and the crowd in- creased until the governor and MT Bryan took refuge in a hotel It was q strenuous day for Governor Wilson, as his reception in Omaha. where lie made five speeches, Kept him
 busy every minute of the time from 9 a. m. 10 3:45 D. m 1 Democrats of every faction in Ne- braska harmonized in the welcome to l him.
 l senator Hitchcock, Mayor Dahlman of Omaha and others who opposed the
 nomination of Governor Wilson at Bal timore took part in the general demon stration.
 Speaks. at Banquet Governor Wilson and MT. Bryan spoke a, a banquet of the democratic state committee. Governor Wilson thanked Mr. ] Bryan publicly for the support he gave ! him at Baltimore and Mr. Bryan, in turn. appealed to the democracy ito do for
 Wilson twice as much as they ever did 1 for Bryan
 1 'I want to express. said Governor Will son Ion this the first opportunity fee I had since getting into Lincoln. the very
 deep pleasure it gives me to find myself
 beside MT. Bryan. We are free to serve 1 the people of the Tnitei States and i6 my opinion. 1t was MT. Bryan that set Us | free I think no one can have followed ] the course of events in that extraordinary
 convention al Baltimore without sharing 1 in that opinion
 MT. Bryan was given an ovation when i he arose to speak.
 I'm proud of the leader we have chosen" said lle. I'm glad he has shown that scholarship need not be lonely I'm I glad he illusfrates--as Jeffersons-that the i educated man need not be separated l sympathy from the man less educated in his presence and in yours. want tc
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