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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1899

Page

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Bryn and Belmont At Dallas Carnival Closing Exercises

The Dallas rally closed the Democratic carnival with Judge Tarvin and William J. Bryan leading the morning speeches. Oliver H. P. Belmont drew a huge audience as he praised Bryan and urged unity, declaring New York and eastern Democrats stand with Texas for Bryan in 1900. Belmont warned against Imperialism and moneyed influence, urging party harmony and a New York rallying behind Bryan.

Dallas Texas Charles Culberson Hogg Judge Tarvin Kentucky William J. Bryan Bryan Belmont Congressman Wetmore Oliver H. P. Belmont New York New York State Mr. Bryan Chicago Mr. Belmont Democrats of Democratic Harmony Alleghenies Anen Hanna East Democracy Jefferson Hanna Party South West Democrats General Harmony

Dollar Dinner Speeches Mark Carnival Night Audience

Twelve hundred seventy six people dined at the Dollar Dinner in the fair grounds auditorium with about two thousand more watching from outside. John Reagan and Governor Joseph D. Sayers received bursts of applause as Bryan arrived and Congressman Burke introduced him. The crowd waved flags and a silver’s champion spoke while Governor Stone urged aid, boosting contributions from individuals and Democratic groups.

Fair Grounds John Reagan Joseph D. Sayers Bryan Congressman Burke Silver Gov. Stone

Dollar Dinner program features prominent Democratic speakers

Toastmaker R. E Burke leads the Dallas event with invocations by W. H. Hughes. William J. Bryan receives an address and a series of speakers from Kansas, Missouri, Texas, Arkansas, and New York discuss topics from The New York Democracy to The Chicago Platform and Kentucky Democracy.

R. E Burke Dallas W. H. Hughes William J. Bryan J. G. Johnson Kansas New York O. H. P. Belmont Harry B. Hawes Missouri Democratic Press R. M. Johnson Houston Arkansaw Dan W. Jones Champ Clark Chicago East William Sulzer Kentucky James P. Tarvin William J Stone

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