The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-19
Major Mckinley Is Speaking to
Largo Audiences Everywhere.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM MANIFESTED.
A Grcat OutpourIns of the People in
u Democratic Stronghold 80 He
Urgcs tho People to See to 1t thnt the
Legislative Tickets nre Elected.
The Democratic Discussions in
Hamilton County. ,,.-a
Special DispeteA to n.e Inldliacnee,

Nlllcy, WHOSE CllaDccS lOr clectl0n rs
the next governor of Ohio incrcoses
,o,fo,l iii, ~ .a..;. :.
'o''''." " '1'' 'n' .ot''''s VI o'o'9 sun, ~
carrying everything py storm III ms
campaign OF tho State. Saturday after.
noon he smoke Mt Canal Winchester. n
u.u. n>..,a,.;a at.s.IaI, ~ sa.
,.''', D.'''o'.','' s''oi's5no''' ss' VI so','o
iivc hundred inhabitants in tho south
eastern part OF this county. lie WAS
rendered ucriect ovation. tho vii.
l,co rn, .LrannaI ,,;,h f,,,o, ouo
."7o """' s'''''t'' "'''' ''' ''n'e'S' i,'o'o
indeed than have ever assembled there
at one timc since the war, and cnthusi-
osm ran hirb
1,,la,a,..n.. os a. ,;,
o'i"et h'eI tse9ft VI 'lc ,G i1IsfoIl Leasue'
"a H., ,.'.i, t''.'io" s..o.s' np't''aI ~ ~ tat
major nrorcrlrl Ia thc y;ll,uo Oyer
two thousand farmers, mechanics and
merchants met the delegation at the
uvpV%I s,nn% me ia,vi ,rI ~ t"o aiifaNon h;I
ceiycd their, enthusiasm intuitiynly and
io;ncI Lenr,ilv in ,Ln ,nnl,nsa thot
ERECTED Major NIct,inlny's annnoroncr
For two hoIrs ho disc,issnd thn ;ss,ns
of inc ramu,iru In onnnirr hn 70.
minded .hn voters nj thn ncrnssity
nj rIcrt,nr n Ecnrhlicnp ,lntisIs.
turc nointinr ont io tbem thc
tran HAT Tho enemy was nrc.
pairing TO sprino and oerrv,nonIcr
ohio INTO n Dnmocratic Ststn Tn ON.
phasizinr this ho said. "This is not
campaign in which the election Of n
Governor ;s ,o hc considcrnd thn MAIN
Issue. OF far rrcatcr moment ara thc
issurs involvcd Ii Won mako n mis-
take in thr clcc,ion of n "nvernor von
can correct it in two wears Int If Won
placn 4 Democratic Senator in Connrcss
It is six lonr years before tho error con
bn r,ctilicd md not thnn hniorc ;nc,lcm.
liable mischief has bncn done Evcn
That isnnt MI
n,,, ,,.,,,,,o,., ,,,,,,,,.,
iH" iHs'''oo' "i''''si N"NDhh'
Consider the gerryinandcring in this
state, and rather than see this gain fall
IN thn Dc,,orr,ts Tnrov vo, ,vou,d c,c-
.:c,. 49,, ,,:'-,': ' ~
ll.l.c ia. ~ "'''' elec' . nepupl'cah ies1s-
'"tm'c' na ~.
ihe siiver',lio ';sflis issues we're touch-
Gu upon III .l'at Glehr, iorciDlc aha en-.
|. WGI1aihi'is WY. ci!'r"G'ofistic a!ohe Oh
MeN.HieE, ~ INV Wht' @ nc h"u nilistleu isI
every lacN in 'naI V;'st assemp!aeG
Ele'!s'ieu Nun lntei!'Sence thaI ne had
peett uilue!stooSl' aliu tllae no one iau
the same opinion still" From the dem
onstration it is plainly evident that
though considered stronghold OF the
Democrats it will be carried by NlcKin-
ley. and with 4 large majority.
But this is not even marking to the
Majors success in larger places. Satur-
dav night he spoke in this city. 1t was
certainly the political event oil the sen.
son. 4 torchlight procession, several
miles in length, numbering some teu
thousand pedestrians and horsemcn.
with numerous brass bands and drum
corps, amid 4 grand display of fireworks,
preceded the meeting. Park rink, with
seating capacity OF eight thousand.
was taxed to its full limi. and MANY
hundreds were unable to ret inside al
the building. Musical numbers were
rendered by tho Lincoln plee cl,,b. and
thc great tariff orator was introIuccI.
His address as detailed above was elab.
Grated upon and embraced a wider
scope OF the issues. For over two hours
ne WIS listened 70 ~ rant attention,
ohly broken oE .he frequent ana yigor-
o1a ours!s OF applause. Inc meesinigis IS
Salu S;t'l 10 nave pHeh tLe HrentcsS SINCE
hlalhc Was mere. surrey tnG people
were s"HsLed, ana Malor nchlniey
WIZ 1i@,e 1s,,,; n?a., 70 is;i ;i 'nat CoIIno!s
:i,u niai'hi''' MN Ioun'! WI nov auo thelf
IoTTes " t.ie iatse ''laJo'iIy "iilch nc