Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
COL. M,cL URE,S SPEECH.
He Dcnounces Election Ontrtges an,
Exposes the Fallacy of Mckinley Bil

... COZ. N'EJU JUkE'h SfEEEH.
He Denounces Election Outrtges and
Exposes the Fallacy of Mckinley Bill
Protection.
M. Chairman, AMI LodicS and Gentlemen
of Wilmington 1t is an old and a true say
ing, "Old men for counsel, and young
men for action" and | am glad, in view
of the peculiar environment of your
people, in tins town as referred to by
Senator Gray, ] am glad to speak to you
under the auspices of the Cleveland First
Voters Club,
You have to meet your opponents in
this contest in Delaware with bow for
blow, and your First Voters Club should
be the first to strike. II is a pleasant thing
to see young men in action, and to see
them intelligently guiding their move
mcntS.
am proud tonight to see such an over
wheluling audience responding To the call
of the Cleveland First Voters. | hear,
since coming here, that the Federal super
yiSorS have determined to give you small
foretastc of what their purposes are.
suggest that the Federal supervisor who
purposes to act in the way referred to is
Just MS much bound to obey the laws Of
the state as any private citizen and if he
destroys your state laws, he is just as
amenable as the veriest criminal in the
town.
STAND no YOUR GUNS,
say to you, young and old, stand to
yourguns and accomplish what pursuasion
seems unable to do, There is no warrant
for supervisor to make of himself Il
criminal against your laws.
Ii the Republicans can ontvote you
fairly let them do il. But they cant do it,.
But let all resolve that Delaware shall
not be stolen from Cleveland. BE diligent
i'll your wachfnlness and the thieves will
hide and theft will perish.
GOVERNOR M'EINLEY.
Governor Mckinley is an amiable quiet
gentleman, whose acquaintance have
earnestly trieltu get but failed. Laughter.
The nearest time got to him was iii Phila-
dclphia, when the Manufacturers Club
sent me ticket for 4 private boy, and |
| had to hear him. lie spoke in II general
izing way sottat he could not be specii-
cally answered,
lii regard to the bank issue question one
Of two things must be true. Had he turned
| to the Democratic platform, which he did
| not, and then to Mr.. Clevcland'S letter Of
acceptance, which he also ignored, he
| would have beet shamcd into saying that
| by no possibility Of democratic action
| could the currency have been debased in
| the way he said. The speaker then read
/ lhG Democratic blank requiring Il currency
rclcemable IN coin, governing the issue by
/ nation or by state.
! ia this wns horailsr scmnt5r Shern,nn lad
| said that thn people Of this country are not
| in favor of the continuance of the national
| banking system wsieu the bonds expire
! and therefore are in favor OF some other
| method. Now Won know very well aud
| mn,t"rst',nl whv hir%iuIrv dij M kn,,w,
| ti,a atrmth mr wns iIn,,nin II st.,tn thn TWIN
! ia the r,roDlc of Wilmington.
| I'M IL thn last Cnmarp.s thn De,nocr,tf,
! Irn,,.n tv,;,., dcftni,,d r, e;Iwnr Xii XII ,
/ pnmuI,Ii,o1 Senatn nnsse,l II tnnlaiisa
| N ,ii; ,,,o, s,i,tj,t ~ ,ncs,ii,i -,
IN MI a., lSnn,,in,r tSa p.,i,hiir,,,, M ~
~ ,',.n this wii7r,t hSn.in,t ,",'ij IL
,i,d Il, roS',I, If Tammrr,tir s%ycr,,rna,t s -
,,iV Ii,n.tr ,,.,," i,s FIN M St,,t
Will H. ii w. t'rt si.,
| i,iir ~ -
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but the turin NoIthili1 ms ~, ans
closing thc tlps o. ms lllsets,l re says
f! you want lfer traue ~ - Jtist Us llkelN
! as an ehrthphtke llc SAYS, 20 you Winl
| t!lc pauper tan0r OF Europe Nhy, the
Only ones who want The rullpers are tht
Republican manufacturers, VINO Dflht
these poor laD2rerS hGfe ana turn tht
American labufer out. Applause.
James MADISON was, perhaps, the llrs'
author ot a tarlll. ~ WAS lhe qneeres
thing lmaElnhDi4that MchlnleS Gpt 10 tina
truth. Applatsel. lie u 50 ccohomlcn
in it that must carefully give him credi
for this single instance. Alr Madison wa:
asked whether he intended II Tor 4 pollcy
for this country, whether pGrmAnen
one? His reply was that lie uwrcd HIM
self favorable to a very free system OF com
merce, He thought commercial shackle
To be unjust and impolitiG. lie though
that il business were let alone il would de