The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
want" the crowd yelled as 1t Hhoo7cd
II up again for Bryan.
For "Dry" Plank.

nay -
'No." ne said. taking drink OF
water Il must turn to our domestic
q,.n>il"rs. 81.
! N.w. Jersey delegation. or any other
delegation mat Is wet really IS s'au
that the saloon is gone | want him 10
stand up 50 can Sc him. y woman
in the New York delegation was INC
, minute Iarro sections OF the delegates
| wcrc on their feet cheering ana '"un'-
ing the speaker.
rs the speech was concluded win an
orHtcricnl picture OF tn" behcnlS iha'
| would come TO the world through pro
h!hI,ion. again and again the NenrssNsn
came to tho front Of tho platform anu
bowed AZ the hcdlam kept Ut. a pAradH
floor. the Texas standard being The nrs'
I to get into motion. WASHINGTON: |'EiS-
h hT,%%i I W~sr v'ikints. Kentucky and
| Arizona and others follo"cG. ana 'ht.,
from, Of the speakers. while tho cnihm-
s.sts tore out their vocal chords with,
cheering. The old want hrHa".
which has been heard IN every pcmo-
cra,ic convention since 1898. WAS the
onIy dIstlnguishanlo yell in the great
sea Of sound.
The Bryan Parade.
Thor" was Il night over inc 'N!'IpL".o
standard, and in tho end II vas ,orh 10
lNIrtCS, "'Illhll, =
shoulders Of men. made on with a patt
Of the state name and was carried along
to The speakers stand. where shc "a,SH
remnant trlumphantlE rc,erS liz
delegates Tho Alabama standRrd Also
was smashed to tattcrs in an rh"rt 20
70, i, into the parade. and incHc were
s,raps over the cmhlcms OF DINER Nla c.
81 III, height Of the cXcitc'icnt a W."
maa dressed in a frerlan costume ,h w.
VIII, 10 symbolic uritr got 10 ihr
ton Of the speakers stand and set INC
d,i,,u.irators wild again. ~" tuIm",,
rad been on for ten minutes and sun
W. roEs loud and ron %nSh ST.
IT,; cr.cs OF Bryan. Bryan. would
\; DO guictcd. hows!~r. nr"l although
mos. =, tho stat" sClr !r'!' we're iHlk
n NOR places hundreds OF oItgatCs 'c,
m,.r,m ur their fee and the ISHc:I"s
r.'Cs.d to h" in order.
rIra'lv after tho crowd had Oc'n
g, r"rrd t'h..rman R~'I :us1n rccoSri:'n
Senator Glass.
Five minutcs Of work with tho gaycl
had restored somc scmhlanCc Of order
whcn tho avalanche Of sound broke
loose again at tho appearance IN lrnnt
If tho platform or a woman aclcEate
hearing Inc fragments cf the Alabama
Stale hammer. When It had continued
twenty minutes I'm all tho demonstration
was. roaring along almost totally oollr.
ious 10 tho Efforts "f IN" chairman ""
stem Il. HI hammered long and loud,
~ WITH MS WIS
To mako X speech, h"sccChinE the con-
ycnrion TO be in order. but he was howl,
Cd down. At last. however. NJ got NJ
and declared ho would clear the
galleries unless they Quoted down. That
70; results. and after twcntN-thr'H mini
utcs Of demonstrating the dry rnthu-
siaSts lot the business Of the conVcn'
ton 80 on. ~
Of the platform as presented from The
committed. than presented RainhridG"I
colby. President Wilson'S secretary or
state and the n"nr manaG" "t tho ad-
forces in III" convention. !
He was greeted with Ch""rS and be-
r,r his address by n tribute 70 tho anil
iiy aud past achievements Of Mr..
BRYAN.
this idea for q government owned news
parcr," he continued. We've got ono
rnr Two Of these things. we've got tho
congressional Record for instance.
which somebody has described as the
mos, widely unread newspaper Of th"
with regard 70 the liquor question
7 surposr that all ~ YOU Will vote Nourl
convictions. But I do want IN say ~
word about Mr.. Bryan's now plan about
tho league Of Nations. For som" time"
Mr. BRYAN was for tho treaty and then
he began to emulate the Rcnuhlican9
and talk about reservation. Thcy, ar"
FOR tho treaty. too. but they all hav"
mind mo Of q group OF neo7l" which
have been described as meaning well
rechly'"
Replying 10 Mr. Bryan's declaration
that a stand for an immediate CorlprO-
mise ratification would pull the hulk Of
the Republican party over INTO, IN"
democratic fold. tho secretary SAID that
,hn Democrats had hesn trying IN DO
snme,hinr like that for a long time.
"knd Mr. BRYAN" he added. Ger
.ainlv has hcen' as successful ma any
"Ntr prvan saws IN 30 MANY Words,
continued Inc sneaker. that no onc
,.ouid have brought hack a hotter treaty
,ban rroisdrn. UtlsGH did He SAYS No
one could havA brought back 81 good
= treaty. Then. II that's true. for
Gods Eake let's ratify II"