New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
GOTERNOR MKTNLEY HERE.
HE Is GOING 10 MAKE cPEECHEs IN NEW
ENGLAND AND lie is VERY CHEERFUL.

HE Is bOlNO ~ NAME EIEEJli@o ~ 49,
ENGLAND AND lie is VERY CHEERFUL
Governor William Mckinley. jr., of Ohio accom-
panied by Mrs. Mckinley. reached the WINDSOR io'''
last night from his home In ONO. The Governor was
In excellent spirits and seemed TO BE- in the bes o
health and in prime condition to take active part
I'm the campaign. lie has East TO visit relative
In Vermont and to make some speeches In thal 9''c
and Maine. a tribune reporter fonnd me "oV
ernor in the corridor Of the Windsor last evening soon
his arrival at the hotcl He was seated OH o
Of the settccs enjoying an excellent cigar,
~ have come East mainly to take little vacaion
end some rest" he said 10 the reporter Il promised
cousin Of mine in Vermont visit him at his home
in BatfltbOro and expected TO be there some nh'r
about August !. But one thing or ano'hcr h'1S heP
NE back that am just getting down there les,
| shall make ut least speech in Vermont WHO
am there now, probably on August 30 ut Burlington.
promised Senator Proctor some time ago that woull
come down there and make speech for them YER
mont Of course * sure Republican state, but me
Republicans there want to make as good showing
as possible In their fan campaign. do not 'hirN
that shall make moro than two speeches IN 'h' '''''
at the outside. ! have also promised the mah"s'rN
# the Maine campaign T. 90 there and SPEAK. NO
not know when wherc shall speak IN iha' H'''c'
intend tomorrow to communicate with the managers
and find out what their arrangements are
"Do you intend to take active part In this cam
pnign. Governor" asked the reporter.
'Ycs. will take active A part as cah' vi
course now have my official duties to attend 10. and
cannot do so much would like to- VIII 90 All
TINT can however / intend to place myself in the
hands of the National Committee and Will 90 where
they send me. Consequently have no knowledge rs
10 where ] am likely to be-
"what do you think Of the outlook = he was
asked.
81 have not been about enough to form any estimate
a. 70 the probable result Ny duties have kept me
pretty close at home. Ohio. of course Is all ns'''
as there any danger In the Northwest
"No not the least" was the answer. "Ihey are
Republican states and they cannot bc carried by the
Democrats I was IN X.-i;on, WIS.,, al n meeting
some time ago. and the feeling then vas that the
Republicans would surely carry III" safe
as there any danger In Iowa or Nebraska y
"Thcre IS not The Republicans will win both
those s.otes Al the meeting I'm Lincoln. Nebrsism.
where spoke on August 3. there were at the least
calculation o5 900 people present. They came from
Iowa from Knnsas and from Missouri and there
seemed TO be the utmost enthusiasm. Tile KcpuDn-
cans OF Iowa and Nebraska are bound TO WIN ,n,S
year. These Republican states ana the hcpuO"
cans there acting just HE olo people when lcS
win. These states pcopcd by R"pubiicnhs iro"
New. York PENNSYLVANIA and other Eastern STATES anu
they are natural born Republicans Bad crops or some
thing OF that sort may send them avny for whll"'
Int they are bound to come home. 1t Is not written
I'm the books that these states should De lo't 10 'no
Republicans But times good ont there now Tue
farmers are having good crops and they are happS>u
contentcd only when was ont there iateiy II
used 10 be common thing fer me To nave SOM .
GARNER In tho crowd 10 which ! was talking sing out
What do YOU think of us. Governor! We 40" !
look as though were starving do We ,,,,, o,,o,,
" do not say these things Tor any lpllt' 'HN,,
I>taIk as / feel when say that the Keplhh'~is WI"
not lose a single Republican state ., Cato.
" Ia vou moi think that some Of tn" southern state,
are worth looking after and that there Is Soou he"
for work in them =! 49, ,.,,, u,o,a,,r II
the negro question could be eliminated from lhe cdn
paign the South would scon vote VIII IL On 'c LII
before the southern Chaufauqun few years ago. W
course 7 talked the tariff, and AFTER the spec" N.Y.
number OF Southerncrs told me that hey agreed WIN
me-" -, -, - ,.,,,a, c,r,cr q,
A., pannhucan National Committee. headquarters Ia
Sav and he expects continue his Journey - vermont
some time this afternoon or evening.