Bryan at Lexington. Great Southern Demo for William J Bryan
William J Bryan drew 15 000 to 20 000 supporters at Lexington Kentucky where a unique horsemen backed the crowd as he spoke at the fair grounds. He criticized the 1873 law and the gold standard, urged free coinage, and praised southern hospitality amid renewed applause before rain interrupted the speech.
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Gold Standard Men Resign in Connecticut Democratic Split
In New Haven on Sept 14 the Connecticut state central committee, long dominated by gold standard adherents, resigned to bow to the Bryan silver wing. William Kennedy of Naugatuck was chosen temporary chairman by unanimous vote, as gold supporters retreat from the convention.
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Connecticut
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Porter
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Brooklyn
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Indianapolis
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Vandervoort
Topeka
Kan
Lincouy
New York World
Lincoy
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Nebraska
Tom Watson
South
Watson
Lincoln
Bryan Speaks at Richmond Banner Reception in Richmond
William J. Bryan drew the campaign’s strongest crowd yet in Richmond Virginia with an enthusiastic auditorium turnout. He praised Senator Daniel and fielded questions before a balcony rally at the Jefferson House, urging loyalty to the 16 to 1 ratio and vowing to accept any result.
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Daniel
Indianapolis
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Democratic state convention endorses Bryan Sewall platform in New York
The New York Democratic state convention adopted a platform endorsing the Chicago platform and the Bryan Sewall ticket while hinting at internal battles over unit rule. Key figures include Thacher Porter Titus and Danforth, with fusion talks involving Populists and concerns about Sulzer influence and Tammany's stance.
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Titus
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Watertown
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Supreme Court
Erie County
Hill
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Richard
Arranging for Fusion Across Parties in 1900 Politics
Washington reports leaders backing Bryan discuss fusion plans for electors in several states. Butler seeks better terms for Kansas Populists while Johnson notes satisfaction with arrangements. Boise hosts Walsh seeking silver Republican recognition amid Democratic Populist tensions.
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