New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
MAJOR McKINLEYS TELLING CANVASS.
GREETED WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM AT ALL
ANCE, OHIo-CANADIAN MONEY IN
THE DISTRICT

ANCE, OHIo-cANADIAN MONEY IN
THE DISTRICT.
Canton, Ohio, Oct 81 (speciaD-Major Mckinley
spent part Of this morning at his home here having
into town late last night on special train from
Shreve the Fort Wayne Railroad A highly APP
preclated departure from the regular programme Of
81 ceches occurred at (rrvillc the way East Rep
resentatvc Burrows OF Michigan, had been advertised
to address evening meeting at OrrvlIc. but sent
word that he had been delayed BY failure to make
railway connection and could not reach tile hall until
| after O'Clock. so Major Mckinley, who had
! already spoken once IN the town earlier in the
| canvass, stopped long enough 10 ill
tho gap between the beginning OF the meeting
and his Michigan colleagues arrival. The Majors
appearance was surprise TO the big audience. which
had gathered in the hall, and his direct and telling
speech OF over an hour and a quarter excited the
most extravagant and enthusiastic applause Orrve
is the place where Mr.. Mckinley and Senator Carlisle
to have Joint debate at the county fair but Mr..
Carlisle failed TO appear aud no one else could be
found to meet the eloquent champion of protection,
who naturally had things all his own way at the fair
| grounds.
shortly before to-day the Major and party
of friends started eastbound trip for Alliance
| TO spend time the COumbiana County line.
| From Alliance carriages were taken 10 the town
Of Marlborough, several miles distant, where large
afternoon meeting was held. Mr. Mckinley Is great
avOrc at the eastern end of Stark County, and the
Republican enthusiasm, which has been gradually work
| ing up there to an explosive pitch found appro-
pirate occasion for relieving itself all this afternoon and
| evening. The Marlborough meeting one Of the
largest and most successful Of these held far outside
| the bigger towns. The meeting at Alliance In the
evening Of the most notable OF the whole 10
markable campaign. Train loads of Republicans from
as far West as Massillon and from the big towns 10
the East. In the MAJORS old district empied them
selves into Alliance early in the evening" and all the
scenes Of the Blaine demonstration Of last Satur-
| day We're simply repeated on smaller
| scale. There was big torchlight procession music
| from dozen bands and general Illuminating In
| honor Of the Republican leader of the House. Two
meetings had to he held, the two OpeTahOuscs which
Alliance boasts having been engaged In anticipation OF
| the crush. Mr. Mckinley spoke In both, preceding
| Representative Farquhar vt one meeting and follow
Ing Representative Burrows at the other. Altogether
1t great night for Alliance and the whole Eastern
end Of the county, and the confidence Of local leaders
In the Majors chance Of victory went up amazn gly
after tho extraordinary showing made In numbers and
spirit at the two big gatherings.
Tomorrow Mr. Mckinley will visit Masslllon the
| home Of his opponent, Mr.. Warwick making a speech
In that city III the evening and driving tho after
towns.
Titles OF Canadian money into the northern county Of
the district Medina, for Democratic campaign uses. Il
furnished by letter published n the local Republican
| newspaper from DR.. William bingham. OF VILE, a
| Medina County town. The bank II Seville. says DR.
bingham has been called upon recently to handle large
and the amount turned in the last week has boon far
beyond the average received In the ordinary course OF
trade money has been contributed By the Canadians
should at least have seen 70 il that the amount was
snsy Money se bsns nsed for M
| proper pu,ysses a the sauyaiSa By Sis. wasviek's