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was speaking the crowd was silent or
responsive as no wished. His power
over an audience is unmatched by any-
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Slogan's fireworks, paeans on Tyw's
daee for Bryan and Tyw is the cod of
war the young, fair Scandinavian god
that the Vikings carved on the prow of oneat the present time. Bhino and nPPM A IIIM Our Dressmaking De-
their boats, when they sailed out to Henry Ward Beecher had the same per- '- 1 - vSJ gJ I 1 1 11 t l VJ Dartment, in Charge Of
poeeees the land. Mr. Bryan excites an sonal following and the same maguetic MR. &. W. CHILDERS, is IlOW ready tor business
enthusiasm, a personal devotion that is control nf an audience but they died and
a hard matter to explain and oppose.
He has a way of picking out his friends
in the crowds that line the streets of
his r regress and of giving to each one a
friendly bow in a way that steadies a
wavering allegiance. He believes he
has his quarrel just and ho believes in
himself. A charlatan or a demagogue
believes in neither himself nor his cause
and.he is able to fool some of the people
for only a little while. Those who sur-
the scarcity of good speakers seems to
ehow that the warning was effectual.
The insects were all goldbugs, at
tracted by the electric lights and the
people they would have broken
up anything but a popocrat
meeting. They covered the bunt
ing back of the speaker bo that
the red and white stripes were a solid
brown. They filled up the electric
globes to the depth of several inches,
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round him the closest confess privately and the light was thrown out instead of
to intimates that their patron is a fraud down and the audience and speakers
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and that they serve him only because
they are paid for it.
The small circle of newspaper men
who surround Bryan constantly are de
voted personal friends though most of
them are republicans and will vote for
McKinley. They are paid for adverse
criticism but criticism stops at the edge
of the platform he stands upon. His
personal character is unassailable and
those who know him best admit it.
The following taken from "The Chicago
Record" describes Bryan's day: "The
continuous welcome which the people
of Lincoln and largo contingents from
other parts of Nebraska gave Wiliiam J.
Bryan on his home coming today culmi
nated this evening in a grand demon
stration in honor of his formal notifica
tion of his nomination for the presidency
of the national silver party. From the
time Mr. Bryan reached this city at 11
o'clock in the morning, until the tired
crowds retired from the streets at a late
hour tonight, thero was parading
through the streets of the capital city
by local and visiting campaign clubs,
nearly all with brass bands in front.
Thero was an escort procession from the
Burlington depot; another that accom
panied Mr. Bryan to his residence; a
mass meeting in the state house grounds
in the afternoon, and the third and
greatest preceding the notification cere
monies. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, George
A. Groot, chairman of the notification
committee, and Norris Humphrey of
Lincoln rodo together in the midst of
the night parade. Men iu white duck
uniforms, carrying flambeaus, formed a
picturesque part of the parade. Nearly,
if not quite, 1,000 mounted men were in
line, and these, with the silver caped 2 J. Francis, G. P.
organizations aevoieu to me iree-coin-age
cause, fired off sky-rockets and
roman candles as they proceeded. With
the arrival of the torchlight procession
the crowd gathered about the capitol
was Increased ten-fold. It seemed many
times larger than the audience of 5,000
that listened to Mr. Bryan in the after
noon. Norris Humphrey presided at the
meeting and introduced Georgo A.
Groot of Ohio, chairman of the notifica
tion committee who formally notified
Mr. Bryan of his nominaticn by the
National silver party for president."
The parado was a beautiful sight as it
turned up Fifteenth street from O. The
spectacular effect of one thousand men
with torches and cheering as they
marched elicited admiration from tho
crowds who watched it from the capitol
grounds.
The candidate looked somewhat hag
gard and his voice has lost sweetness
from much exercise in the open air. It
rings and carries as far as ever but it ie
not so pleasant to listen to. While he
were in seir.i darkness. The men on
the platform covered their heads and
necks with newspapers and handker
chiefs and the bugs buzzed on. It was
after twelve before the speakers were
willing to let the people escape. On
th.ir way borne the democrats and
populists said it was a grand meeting
and a presage of coming victory. The
republicans said it was a very small
turnout, and was remarkable for the
abscence of representative people.
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