The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
TWO LEADERS IN DEBATE.

TyII0 LEADERS, TN nERhTE
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HEEL "" Ann SAor'
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re.t 70 Hear the Rival CsaAsAssss-cesp-
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other Natie.s ray Our Duties.
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women a''ohuus o'noo' noie' A.e "aso 10
disuncuy e'nool Io"n. ne Aus No I'M
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wnen rIo'. n o. Ao"I sasiotou uo1en 'onol-
aFs ooRet.of anu opeheu 'nv Senooi NOW hos
mas TWO 'arse ooheeo oununss AneEo ore
put re" n@nuiae'.t,hs eS'eonshnen's here'
and II ~ "ero NOT tor the ooueee the grass
would grow over inc sloewaiks'
Excursion Trains nave been pour1ne thelr
loads OF enthusiastic hepubncsns and Demo.
Gratis into the vliiage all OF this forenoon. and
great many people also came In on teams.
The town Is handsomely decorated. and nu-
merous Dress JANUS PROCLAIM that noSamp-
bells are coming" also that the Demmys arc
going" DC. Lima. Ffndlay. Kenton. St Marys.
Delphos. Wspakoneta. and other neiRhboring
towns have large delegations here. while Co.
lumbus Is also we'll represented. having sent
special excursion train over the Buckeye route.
Cincinnati Dayton. and Toledo politicians and
newspaper mon arc out In force. too
Tho reason this piaoo was selected Tor holo.
Ing tho debate was because Gov Camppeu
spoke here ~ the normal school commence
ment IN Juno last. and at that time no prom
ised Prof Lehr that he would speak here again
and makea political speech next time. Lehr
then conceived the idea OF q joint debate. ana
asked the Governor II he would DEBATE with
Mckinley. II the latter would consent Camp
bell consented as also did the hepuohcan
candidate for Governor. and tho details were
sfterwArd arranged by the state Commlt1ee'
At IL O'Clock Mckinley arrived from Canton.
His reception was very slim. tho cheering
being OF the weakest kind when the great pro-
tecdonist arrived. Tho Reception committee.
consisting OF Chairman James howe OF the
Republican County Committee. ex-senator
Humphrey. and E L Miller. editor OF the
Ksnton Republican. rushed Mckinley into .
carriage and drove to Prof. Lshrs housa.
whore . luncheon was served to both the
Republican and Democratic candidates and
newspaper men.
At 1880 O'Clock tho train bearing the Cover
nor. his private secretary. Claude neeker. and
number Of State Officers came In. Although
his reception was not 50 very enthusiastic. the
cheering exceeded that given to Mckinley.
Tho Democrats appear to have tho best lungs.
Ono thousand tickets were sold for tho excur-
sion at Kenton. the county seat Of this
county. while Lima sent at least 1000 cheer
ing Republicans and DemocratA Findlay
did not furnish the quota expected. but
other places made up for that The Duck
worth Club Of Cincinnati and visiting clubs
from Fort Wayne. Wapakoneta. and St. MAry's
were late in arriving. not getting to town until
after o'clock.
Ono Of the finest displays made was By the
scioto Club Of Kenton. . Democratic organ
i.aton. They WOO black clothes. light linen
busters and black silk hats. and carried heavy
~eNsoSs SoAAo~
Tho debate was he d at the fair grounds un
dora tent (provid I'd In .ase Of ralnl and near
tho Grand stand. The seating capacity was
Ao.ooo. ana AL the seats wore taken. while
many stood MP dudng tho entire three hours
Of the asoate. me crowd was estimated at
nearly 1o'oUo On tne sta6e were number OF
members OF inc LEGISLATURE. state omcers.looal
pouuoisns' ana otner prominent men. Tho
M11ee s4hs o9sWoea 1o. mpDell ana MAYOR NC
a. A.noy ae rtot' Aenr mouse was very cofciai.
Ine NeatneI W. Deautiui. clear ana COOL IN
iset 20 ooo' .has neary 81 mea IN sne auci-
snoe ~Ute oveF'1 H WINE inc lsoles wore
.ner AL wraps me press were wen provided
tor. navins long eaole nlty ieet IN length I'm
appeared tney were loudly cheered. the cheers
drowning the noise OF the cannon firing The
w. y G"h., -, ~ n a.. aeT p, we sno
cSu,oh Sa y. ~. aHs
ing and pleaded for order Mayor vanfleet Of
nen.on' Chairman Oh tne Demoorauo commit