THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1896. 3 SOME FAMOUS SPEECHES BY ORATORS AT NATIONAL CONVENTIONS. By reason of the very general belief that the nomination of William J. Bryan for the constitution by proclaiming that the militaryrule shall ever be subservient to the civil The el ection power. The before us will be the Ansterlitz of American politics. Itwilldecide whether States by the Democratic National Convention at Chicago was plighted word of a soldier was proved by the acts of a statesman. Inominate one foryears tocome the country willbe Republican or Cossack. ••"••« defeated President of the United name will factions, will be Never in war subject whose suppress all alike acceptable to the North and to the or inpeace, his name is the most illustrious borne by any livingman; his Jargelv effected by bis famous speech for silver, the of National Convention South— aname name, if services attest his that willthrill the Republic, a nominated, of a man that will crush, greatness, and the country knows them by heart. His fame was born not alone of things writ- oratory on new Interest. Mr. Bryan is not the first orator who has by well- the last embers of sectional strife, and whose name willbe dawning day take? hailed as the of the of ten and said, but of the arduous groatness of things done, and dangers and emergencies will enthusiasm delegates. are submitted perpetual brotherhood. With him we can flingaway our shields and wage an aggressive war. in vain in the rounded periods awakened the of Below extracts appeal search future, as they have searched in vain in the past, for any other on whom orations, We can to the supreme tribunal of the American people against the corruption of the the Nation leaus with • * • from various convention including some of the more striking passages of Mr. Republican such confidence and trust. Never havinghad a policy to enforce party and their untola violations of constitutional liberty. With hhn as our against the of the people, he chieftain, Republicans will never betrayed a cause or a friend, and the people willnever Bryan's address. the bloody banner of the will fall from their palsied hands. Oh, my betray or desert him. reviled, in this of Vilifiedand aspersed by numberless Dresses, not in present myself against the distinguished gentleman countrymen, supreme moment the destinies the Republic are at stake and the other lands, but inhis own, the assaults upon him strengthened and Iwould be presumptuous indeed to to liberties of the people are imperiled. The people hang your deliberation. have seasoned his hold measuring of ability; but this is contest breathes on Take upon the publicheart. The ammunition of calumny been exploded, powder Whom youhave listened if this were but a not a of heed! Make no misstep! Inominate ona who can carry every State, and who has all the has all in ail the land, when clad in the armor of a righteous cause, Southern can been burned once, itspower is expended, and Grant's name willglitter as a bright and imper- persons. The humblest citizen carry Pennsylvania, Indiana, Connecticut and New York— soldier statesman, with record of error that they can bring. Icome to speak to you in defense the a ishable star in the diadem of the Republic when those who have tried to tarnish it willhave ger than all ihe hosts as stainless as his sword— Win field Scott Hancock of Pennsylvania. If he willtake came of liberty—the cause of humanity. When this debate is con- elected his moldered in forgotten graves and their memories and epitaphs have vanished utterly. of a cause as holy as the seat.— Daniel Dougherty, at Cincinnati, 1880. success, motton willbe mnde to layupon the table the resolutiou offered in commendation of Never elated by never depressed byadversity, he has ever, inpeace and in war,.shown iidmlnMration, an'i aiso the resolution in condemnation of the administration. Ishall the very genius of common sense.— Roscoe Conkling, nominating U. S. Grant, 1880. the I of this bringinj;this question dowu to the levelof persons. The individual is but an atom. have witnessed the extraordinary scenes convention with deep solicitude. No ... principles eternal, and has been a princi- emotion touches my heart more quickly than a sentiment in honor of a great and noble Republicans of the United States demand Ho is born,'he"acts, he dies. But are this contest of The aman who knows that prosperity * • * But as I seats these you andire- ples. We do not come as aggressors. Our war is not a war of conquest. We are fight- character. sat on these and witnessed demonstrations itseemed to me Bumption, when they come, must come together; that when they come they willcome hand in prosperity. We have petitioned and our entreaties hive were a human ocean ina tempest. Ihave seen the sea lashed into a fury and tossed into a hand through the golden harvest fields; hand in by whirlingspindles ing tor our homes, our families and spray, hand the and the turn- sregarded. have and they have mocked, and our calamities became worse. and it? grandeur moves the soul of the dullest man. ButIremember that itis not the ing wheels; hand inhand past the open furnace doors; hand in hand by the flaming forges; We be? Red billow*,but sea, which all heights We beg no longer. We entreat no more. We petition no more. We defy them. the calm level of the from and depths are measured. When hand in hand by the chimneys filled with eager fire—greeted and grasped by th» countless the storm has passed and the hour of calm settles on the ocean— bathes • • • warrior, The gentleman from Wisconsin has said he fears a Robespierre. My friends, in this land of: — when sunlight its sons of toil. Like an armed like a plumed knight. James G. Blame marched you tyrant who willspring up from among the people. we need smooth surface then the astronomer takes the level from which he measures allterrestrial down the halls of the American Congress ana his shining against the free, need fear no What is • • • circle, threw lance rail and fair Jackson to stand, as .iHckson did, against the encroachments of aggrandized heights and depths. Not here in this brilliant where 15,000 men and women the brazen foreheads of the defamers of his country and the maligners his honor. an Andrew• • • are assemDled, is the Republic to be decreed; here, of For the wealth. Having behind us the commercial interests and the laboring interests, and destiny of the not where Isee the Republican party to desert this gallant leader now is as though an army should desert enthusiastic faces of 756 cast votes • • • their all the toiling masses, we shall answer their demands for the gold standard by saying to delegates wailingto their into the urn ana determine the leader upon the Held of battle. Gentlemen of the convention, in the name of the shall not press down upon the brow of labor this crown of thorns. Youshall not choice of the party, but by 4.000,000 RepuDlican firesides, where the thoughtfulfathers, with great Republic, the only Republic that ever existed upon this earth; the them. You them, thoughts in name of allher crucify cross ofgold.— J. Bryan Chicago. wives and children about with the calm inspired bylove of home and love of defenders and of allher supporters; in the name of all living; mankind upon a William at of the her soldiers in the name ofall country, with the history of the past, the hopes future and the knowledge of the great her soldiers dead upon the fieldof battle, and in the name of those who perished men who have adorned and blessed our Nation in days in the gone by—there God prepares the skeleton clutch of famine at Andersonville and Libby,whose suffering* she so vividlyremem- Ipropose to present to the thoughtful consideration of the convention the name of one shall aetermine the wisdom our work to-night. Inthe silence deliberation styled verdict that of of bers—lllinois—lllinois nominates for the next President of this country that prince of par- \u25a0who, on the field of battle was "The Superb," yet won the still nobler renown as a willthis great question be settled.— James A.Garfield, nominating John Sherman at Chicago, liamentarians, that leaders, James G. Governor, act, leader of Blame.—C olonel Ingeraoll nominating'Blaine " military whose first when in command of Louisiana and Texas was to salute 1880. 1876.

adjournment was to prevail, the convention. The convention, however, motion for fore the bulletin boards cheered the nomi- withmarked satisfaction part crowds, without waiting for the ter- was but the beginning, and whether its on the ot the nee the more conservative wanted to know the Democrats. This mination of the vote, determined not to action was wise or not could only be de- is especially trae of something about the man before commit- Seattle, where the applause and demon- "stand upon the order of their going, bnt termined in November next. ting once," they began say themselves. A few hours later the strations following the announcement to go at and so an in- It was not for him to whether the Denver public had satisfied themselves of were vigorous formal and rather withdrawal. acted wisely, was and hearty. Leading Popu- tumultuous convention had t>ut it his silver record, they now talk of lists and Republicans went on with the rollcall and duty agreed and bolting silver almost The clerk his and all those who with majorities for him ranging from 25,000 to to a man expressed not always wait for a reply, but set to up their approval of the did him back the convention and the 85,000 votes. A Bryan in result, as voting "aye," platform and classmate of and openly declare that theybelieve. down the State and in make the election sure. Mr. Union College Law practicing here Bryan this way the result was arrived at and was Bryan closed bis but felicitous School will either be indorsed or nom- short states that fearlessness and loyalty to prin- inated outright at St. announced as carried in the affirmative. speech an pres- Louis. with injunction to those ciples are his leading characteristic traits. PHCENIX, Ariz., July NX— The chairman then stated, at 9:30 p. m., ent in the party When the who believed Democratic "Itwill now be a contest of the people news cf Bryan's that the convention was adjourned until to make it their business see that its suc- nomination was an- to against money," said D. H.Moffat, presi- nounced, the general verdict of the silver- 10 a. m. to-morrow. cess was assured this fall. ident am was During of the First National Bank. "I ites that an ideal candidate bad been, the course of the evening Mr. glad that they have named a candidate selected. He is liked FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. Bryan was visited by several hundred more than Bland. whose personal character is beyond re- Populists, silver men and Democrats all' Held, people, prominent among whom were proach and clean. Conference of the Leaders many of whose life has been favor Bryan, who last spring won their Understanding the delegates of the convention. Although a Republican Ican vote for him, hearts in an impassioned but an Is Visiting silver speech. Not Reached. clubs also called at the hotel and Colorado will,of course, give him a Of the «ix candidates presented Bryan* and clamored for a speech new great majority." CHICAGO, 111., July 11.— A conference from their was by all odds the choice of the people candidate. Mr. Bryan was compelled Governor Mclntyre, Republican, city. on the Vice-Presidential nominee was held to says: of this Phcenix willratify to-morrow make three short addresses during tbe "Bryan is magnetic night at the Sherman House to-night. Nearly and he willput plenty with the biggest demonstration ever evening. One of them was to the Bland of enthusiasm in the campaign. His silver given in the Territory. every State except the gold States was Club Kansas represented. of City, Mo. In his speech record willelect him." SAN JOSE, Cal., July 10.—The People's Governor Stone of Missouri, Mr. Bryan complimented Altgeld Illinois, Senator Mr. Bland as Nearly every town in the State to-night Party Club of this city is opposed the Governor of the pioneer in the fight silver, to Daniel of Virginia and other prominent for free and is celebrating the nomination by out-of- National Convention, which meets inSt. stated that it was his generosity in with- door mass-meetings. Louis, indorsing the leaders were present. drawing that enabled Democratic candidate Itwas nearly 11 o'clock before the liim to become the for President. Last evening the club- meet- nomine? of the got way. was care- convention. COAST SENTIMENT. adopted the followineresolution. ing under The door Mrs. Bryan an impromptu reception fully guarded out as to held Resolved, That itis the sense of and little leaked Intbe parlors during evening, Democrats, Populists Bolting thistrtub that the the quite a and we are unalterably opposed to the deliberations. number of Chicago Republicans Applaud ment any indorse- John R. McLean. Governor Matthews, ladies of paying their the of Democrat for President of the respects to her. It is the present pro- Nomination. United States, as such action would G Fred Williams and Joseph Sibley were be equiva- .# pram me lent to indorsing of, were of Mr. Bryan to leave th« city to- LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 10.—The the inconsistent stand of the talked as others who have been Democratic party on all great morrow, accompanied by his wife, and go nomination of Bryan at Chicago to-day political-ques- mentioned in connection with the second Salem, 111., home, tions. place on to his old where he will seems to give great satisfaction to the rank the ticket. The relative streneth spend BAKERSPIELD, Cal., July man was a week, at the expiration of which and rile of Democrats in this city, but 10v—The of each considered and a mes- go Lincoln, Democrats here received the over Bryan I time he will to Nebr., where what is somewhat surprising is that Popu- nomination sage was sent to Mr. to learn of Bryan with great They position regard he will receive the formal notice of his lists and bimetallists are equally delighted enthusiasm. his in to the men most held a ratification meeting talked of. nomination. with the nomination and ao not hesitate with music, Within a fireworks and speeches by prominent At 12:30 a. no decision had few minutes after the nomina- to express the opinion that Bryan willre- m. been was Democrats to-night. A reached as to who should be placed tion announced telegrams of congratu- ceive the indorsement of their parties at number of men in began who have been leaders in the Populist nomination. The opinion lation to pour into the hotel. They St. Louis on the 22d inst. concensus of were movement have declared that was that candidates from all parts of the country. Among A Call correspondent met Hons. Enoch they are from the South and going back into the old party again. from States east of the Alleghenies were them were several from Republican and Pepper and J. T. Savage, both Popnlistic- ranks unavailable. This Populist leaders, especially in the Western Bilver leaders, soon after the practically killed the States, announce- chances of Sibley and Sewell of Maine, all pledging support for Mr. Bryan ment of Bryan's nomination, and asked WILLIAMJENNINGS BRYAN. in coming campaign. George Fred Williams and the several can- the Among the them what they thought of it. Pepper didates from the South. telegrams were the following: replied: Sketch of the Life of the Nebraska The split in the Ohio delegation, which SYDNEY, Xebr.—May the Lord,with the as- "It is a capital nomination, from the- Statesman Nominated for was divided between John R. McLean and sistance of the Democrats and Pppulists, in- standpoint of Populists and free-silver the Presidency. stall you in the White House next Bryan Allen W. Thurman, made itunlikely that March. men. is an able and aggressive History has repeated itself in the in- either of these candidates would be se- Robert S. Oberfkllkr. young man and one of the first and most stance of the nomination by the OMAHA. Nebr.— All Nebraskans feel par- eloquent Demo- lected. donable pride in your defenders of the white metal. cratic National Convention of William nomination and recog- Support course can, Governor Mattnews of Indiana seemed nize the fitness of your selection as the ablest him? Of I with Jennings Bryan of Nebraska for President to stand the test of criticism better than advocate of the views dominating the conven- heart and soul." of the United States. Sixteen years ago in rr.ost of the other candidates. Governor tion and embodied in the platform. Mr. Savage, who listened to these re- a Republican National Convention James Altgeld discussed the qualifications of ex- John M. Thurstok. marks, added : "Yes, Bryan is really a A. Garfield made a speech nominating Conpressmar Fithian of Illinois and C. K. LEBANON, Mo.—Congratulations. Will sup- Populist anyway, and will without doubt John Sherman of Ohio. The cheering you with allmy heart. del- Ladd and J. R. Williams of the same port get the St. Louis indorsement." egates forgot Sherman and, charmed by fc-tate. Richakd P. Bland Colonel John R. Berry, delegate-at-large eloquence, named gifted LINCOLN, — Ohio, fop the orator, Gar- Nkbr. All Lincoln rejoices. William Jennings Bryan was born in/ out appeared to and assist in the ovation which will be GREAT JOY IN NEBRASKA. cago. the. victory that be within Joe Frdtct, None of Mr. Bryan's immediate been made by the Democratic party that Salem, 111., March 19, 1860. He grad-. grasp early y tendered Mr. Bryan when he reaches was his at an hour this morning. Chairman Democratic Convention. Residents of Lincoln Wtll Give family are in the city, his wifeand three willgive such universal satisfaction to the uated from Illinois College at Jacksonville A party men W. A. Redd, Omaha. children or newspaper r were the Bryan a Great Reception Upon accompanying him to Chicago, rank and file of the Democracy as that of in 1881. To make his way through the. first to congratulate Chairman Silver Convention. To-night inone of the opera-houses a and Bryan, after the reception of meeting His Return. the hundreds who were unaware of W. J. and especially to the Union College of Law at Chicago he, the bulletin announcing W. J. Miller, large was turned into an im- early his nomination. Republican promptu meeting Nebr., July this and who hastened to the modest younger members of the party. Already worked in Lyman Trumbull's law office men' gathered Chairman Convention. ratification of the nomi- LINCOLN, 10.—The enthu- As the about him to shake DENVER, Colo.,—Colorado home at Sixteenth and D streets to offer here in Oregon there is an evidence of and became a favorite with that distin- hands, Mr. Bryan, women^will cast nation, every mention of Bryan's name siasm at Chicago and in the Democratic congratulations reached for a .piece of their votes for you. Hearty congratulations. were obliged to postpone enthusiasm that has never been called guished jurist. and bringing forth the pent-up enthusiasm of Convention hallitself could not have been pleasant duty paper wrote the following, which he Mart Holxak Kinxaidi. the until a later date. forth by the nomination of any other can- From his earliest years' he had a said was the audience. His welcome home will be much greater over the nomination of fancy intended for the American peo- ASPEN, Colo.. —My heartiest congratula- didate. Young men of all parties agree for public speaking, which \u25a0 < by far the largest affair of the kind ever Hon. W. J. Bryan for the Presidency than developed his ple: .-' .;\u25a0'\u25a0•;\u25a0•'• •\u25a0 i\u25a0\u25a0' tions. Every one in Aspen is for you. and you IN UTAH. Bryan is an . witnessed in the city. here at bis home. The result was in a REJOICING that ideal candidate and a oratorical powers. In 1880 he won second "Inorder that Imay have no ambition willget 95 per cent ofColorado's vote. man who, if elected to the position prize as representative To-night everybody, without respect measure anticipated since yesterday when for the of Illinois Col- but to discharge faithfully the duties of J. M.Dunning. to Both Republicans and Democrats which he has been nominated, would lege in the State collegiate office, PORTLAND, — Congratulations. politics or anything else, is celebrating as his epeech closing the debate on the adop- oratorical con- the. Idesire to announce that if Or. The Unite in Expressing: Joy Over recognize the young men of the Nation as test. He was valedictorian college young giant of the West willlead the the fancy strikes him. Several Bryan tion of the platform and the demonstra- of his elected, Ishall under no circumstances be reform the Nomination. no other man ever done." class one forces of the Union to victory. The story yells are heard on the streets, and every- tion following almost stampeded t lie con- has and came within vote of being a candidate for re-election." of July "While Democracy Davidand Goliath will be repeated, body is shaking hands and vention and launched him firmly as a SALT LAKE,Utah, 10.—The town the of Oregon is dis- elected to the position in the law school. "This is not a sudden on congratulating pos- resolution my Sylvester Pennoyeb. everybody else, sibility. temper is wild with enthusiasm for Bryan. Can- appointed in that ex-Governor Pennoyer From 1880 he spoke inpolitical campaigns. part," said Mr. Bryan. "Ihave had it whether friend or stran- But with the of the dele- did in WATERLOO, lowa.— Accept lowa's most ger. Itis a Bryan's personal gates at nons are being fired and fireworks sent up. not receive the nomination, it feels my mind ever since my nomination has tribute to not well understood this distance hearty congratulations. She willbe with you popularity among all classes, there was enough of the element of General rejoicing, in which Democrats that itcould not have fallen to any other NEW TO-OAT. been considered by my friends as a possi- and an ex- doubt Bryan inNovember. Horace Boies. pression of gratification at to keep his friends and supporters on and Republicans uni*e, is the order. man more acceptable than as a sec- bility. Ibelieve it is a good principle for CHICAGO, lll.—You the honor done the and the people of our one of Omaha's tiptoe expectancy the Ninety-five per cent of the prominent Re- ond choice." me to follow, and lshall country my congratulations your citizens. Nothing ap- of from time the RENO, Nkv., July live up to it. have upon proaching or publicans of this city, on being inter- 10.—The nomination The Presidency is the highest nomination for Presidency. My like it has ever been wit- convention met until the result of the fate- Bryan honor that the' services in ful viewed, declare they will support Bryan of was received with general satis- can bestowed upon at your command, and as our cause nessed the city. filth ballot was flashed from the wires. be any human being is just and silver. Judge Goodwin, faction by Democrats and silver men of by his country, ripht, the Matter will give us victory. Then Bedlam broke loose. and free editor of and .the power placed in Your IT PLEASES Tribune, leading Reno. The booming of guns to-night be- hands of the friend, J. C. 8. Blackburn. LEWELLING. At the Democratic headquarters on the bait Lake the Re- the President of the United the cause of the nomination showed their ap- Slates is so WASHINGTON, D.C—lam directed bySen- Eleventh street, in the heart of the busi- publican paper of State, says: ereat that there "should be no Bryan's Nomination Meets the Ap- "Bryan best man preciation. > ator Call to say that you are the district, where a crowd running into is the named in the temptation thrown in his way to unanimous proval ness The Silver party members here seem to Success. cause of the him to use itfor his personal choice of the real Democrats ofFlorida. Ex-Governor the thousands had gathered and remained convention. He willcome nearer getting advancement. J. E. ALEXANDER. of Kansas. indorsement of be a unit ina demand that their National .''Mr. Cleveland, in bis first since the first bulletins began to arrive, the the Populists, will Bryan's letter of.ac- ATLANTA, Ga.— lcongratulate you Kans., July nearer harmonizing all Convention indorse nominatiou. ceptanci?,'set forth the objections most WICHITA, 10.—Ex Gov- the effect was magical. "Bryan is nomi- come the elements McCulloueh, to a sec- i!heartily. All Georgians will support you ernor Lorenzo D. Le Democratic party J. B. chairman of the Popu- The people believe in Roos Bros. ond term in language -so welling of this city, nated" came the word, quickly|followed by of the than any man We forcible that it!j gladly. W. J. Northern. who is a delegate-at- large could been list State Central Committee and one of big cannot surpassed. to the Populist the announcement "by acclamation." who have selected from among are drawing trade with our special be President Haves ad- ii DENVER, Colo.—lf elected will you Rppoint convention St. Louis, names which the delegates to the National Convention, vocated an to at is highly pleased The cheers that followed were deafening. the went before the conven- sale of $16 to $20 suits at $15— when the amendment the constitution Senator Teller Secretary of the Treasury? the Bryan. tion, and Ibelieve stated to a correspondent this evening making chief executive Hearty with nomination of Inan in- They swept across the big room, out into be will be elected. I glittering, glaring offers of the of the United congratulations. Coiorado will elect will carry every that the nomination of Brvan was even "one-half" or States , , re-election, you. Lansing Warrkn, terview with The Call correspondent to- the open, dashed themselves against the believe he State west of inelieible for and a night he said: the Allegheny Mountains." more satisfactory to him than if Teller "one-third" value are leaving the stores similar amendment was advocated by Editor Denver Times. brick walls across the street and rolled named, use "Itis probably OGDEN, Utah. July had been and he would every of would-be competitors lonesome and President .-.'\u25a0: INDIANAPOLIS, Imp.—Accept congratula- the best nomination that back in echoing reverberation. 10*—Ogden City for Andrew Jackson.' could have been made, and Northern Utah have gone effort his indorsement by the Populist deserted. "Idesire to express my deep apprecia- tion--. Indiana Democrats willgive thefr best and Ican see no The whole city seemed to catch the con- absolutely | toward your reason why wild enthusiasm at National Convention. fakish, bargains tion of the kindness shown to me by other efforts success. it should not be eminently tagion. Republicans shonted as lustily as with the nomination Peckham, No fanciful to draw an (LAUDE E. satisfactory to Populists Bryan fnr President. George Populist candidate for My MATTHKVo. the throughout Democrats, and Populists vied with their of When the an- unreasoning buyer, .but a reasonable re- candidates." nomination is due to the KANSAS CITY,Mo.— citizen, United \Governor at the last general election; peculiar Every Nebraska the States. The position he has Prohibition brethren in attempting to nouncement came from the wires the Curler, auction that appeals to men of .circumstances which surround Republican as well as Democrat, is honored on enormous gathered Hon. Benjamin late candidate for common- campaign your maintained tne silver question and outdo the other in making noise. Every crowds which were in Judge; this and not to any superior by nomination. Accept my congratula- front District William Thompson and sense. ,In..fact, - other questions which are uppermost in whistle was set screeching, bells were rung of the telegraph office broke out delegates merit. had the con- tions George Curler, Populist convention W. Mercer. the minds of the people withcheer after cheer. The city B. F. to the Success insuch a case is absolute proof sjdered who was most deserving the lot have made him and the bands played. Five minutes after entire is National Convention ; J. M. ' no uncertain candidate. He was officially awake to-night and meetings are being McCormack that the reductions are genuine and the would fallen upon represents the result announced a prominent Populists are have another. Iso j WILD WITH ENTHUSIASM. many of the ideas for to Drepare for the grandest and other loud in goods first class. highly appreciate re'sp'oh bilty.-^ which the Populists parade was formed and the jubilation held ratifica- advocacy Bryan's the ':\u25a0' si * im- J are contending. tion meeting ever held in the State. Re- tdeir of cause. continued until further posed by :I/» I Omaha People Suitably began in earnest A big cannon was un- SEATTLE, Wash., July Sale notice. this nomination that have Celebrate "He is a Western man ports from all the State 10.—Three dele- avoided making any promises the and knows the asrthed somewhere and carried bodily into over indicate that gates — We'll make itmore spicy with a lioeral orpledges Nomination of the Editor- wants of people Bryan man of all men Richard Winsor, Colonel J. H. any person." the of the West, who are the public square to be utilized inadding is the for Utah cit- Way— seasoning of $22 50 and $30 suits go to Statesman. the chief sufferers under the - izens, regardless of party. All Todd and E. \V. to the National to with •After indicating OMAHA, present condi- to the din. No attempt was made at the little Populist Convention, afternoon, the others at this declaration Mr. Nebr., July 10.—From the tions. The platform is towns are enthusiastic in their demonstra- this upon Bryan accepted congratulations more than could speech making, that being reserved for a the announcement the that time the convention opened in Chicago have been expected and that tions, and the coming few days usher of Bryan's nomination were tendered," •;a~, morning all could have later date. will sent the nominee telegram, and in few moments it this there were crowds at all the been desired under the inone grand continuous ratification of the this which was apparent that the room would' not bulletin boards. In circumstances and When the first burst of enthusiasm had was signed also by eight other leading front of the World- Iam personally in favor of the indorse- in a measure subsided preparations were youthful candidate from Nebraska. accommodate those who were surging to iHerald office, of which paper Mr. Bryan of Mr. Bryan by Pooulists of Western Washington: $15. is ment the St. Louis Popu- begun a more elaborate eet in. Inresponse to appeals Mr. Bryan j editor, the street was packed for demonstration Populist friends send congratulations with a surg- iist Convention. on return Nebraska SATISFIED, and took a position in the lobby and for almost ing mass of humanity, the of the delegation, COLORADANS city wild with delight and bulletins were "Considering the fact that he is a young accompanied, it was hoped, by Mr. Bryan an hour shook;bands 'with £the crowds as posted and announced by Hon. John Wiley, Colonel George G- men stationed man, that he is Western man, and that he The pent-up feelings Enthusiastic Sliverltes Already Fig- they passed inline. ; : different points himself. of the Lyon, ex-Mayor Harry White and other at in front of the building. is the first man who has ever been people, however, were not ure Majorities Mr. Bryan forced to say a few named allowed to wane Out for the boUinc Republicans wired as follows: ?• . was Aseach cain for Bryan caiue in it was for the high office of President throughout evening words. He < ijly. west of the and the and far into Nebraska Statesman. Seattle friends congratulations. declared 'he feltVhig hon- j greeted with mighty cheers. Mississippi River, Ibelieve night send Wash- ored by the ) his candidacy the the sound of marching shouters DENVER, July 10.— The ington is yours. convention, but asserted that Though not unexpected, when the first willappeal to the Colo.. nomina- votes of the States that was heard. Among all classes of people, Bryan was a general surprise no* words of his ;could add to the work of balletion saying "Bryan tion of to Bryan's nomination appears ' ml nil' >»iii win i is to have InFTnrai^MwAwiMWHiiiiawiitwiftJii m j nominated" are absolutely necessary for his success in even the more moderate political enemies Colorado, and while the great crowds ba_ .been received throughout the entire State