New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
THRONGS TO HEAR M'kINLEY
THE TARIFF CHAMPION SPEAKS IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.
UNBoUNDED ENTHUsI AsM OVER MS CoGENT EX
POSITION OF THE CAMPAIGN ISsUE:-POsr-
MAsTER-GENERAL wAN,MAKER
ALSO SPEAKS

POSITION OF THE CAMPAIGN ISsUE:-POsr
MAsTER-GENERAL wAN,MAKER
ALSO SPEAKS.
Phils %lphia Sept. 23.-Onc Of the greatrst
gatherings Of people that have ever greeted pnD-
lie man in this city thronged the Academy OF Mn-
sic tonight TO listen TO Governor William Mct
Kinley, of Ohio, speak upon "1he Pending issues
of the Campaign" An honr before the time an
nounced for Major Mckinley TO begin to speak
men and women began to pour into the building
and by 8 o'clock fully 5000 people were packed
closely together awaiting the arrival of the cham
pion of a Protective Tariff. Finally the crush
became so great that the doors were closed, ana
hundreds were unable TO gain admission. GoV'
ernor Mckinley was the guest of the Manufactur-
ers' Club. and shortly before o'clock he came
upon the stage. escorted by Thomas Dolan, pres
idrnt of the club, and a score or more OF memOerS
Of the club.
As Governor Mckinley entered, the great auai-
encc arose and chccred until the walls oi '',e
building almost shook under the volume OF souhu'
In brief speech, Mr.. Dolan introduced Governor
Mckinley. and the latter was again cheefed d.
nc came to the front of the stage
Governor Mckinley spoke for an hour and a
half His speech was mainly upon the tarl'I'
which he designated the great issue oi 'he
campaign His fcrvor and infectious enthusiasm
uDon this subject was conveyed 10 MS a"ol'orN'
and again and again he was compelled 10 s'op
while the storm Of applause rolled through ul'
building. Every mention of President Harris II
name bv Governor Mckinley created the greatest
enthusiasm in the audience
While he was in the midst of his speech, a local
club came upon the stage bearing at their hean
banner of Tin plate, with the arms of Penn
II and this inscription .
- American Tin Plate. Made at Norristown, Penn.
1892 Governor Mckinley. pointing to the
banner, said "There is another trophy OF FRO
,ection- and the audience cheercd itself hoarse
In opening his speech Governor Mckinney
smoke Of the great manufacturing Industries OF
philadeInbia and its place in the history OF the
country rs the city in which liberty was born ana
rho Constitution framed Coming 10 the dlrect
objects OF his speech. Governor Mckinley sa"'
1T MUST BE NATIONAL MONEY.
IN. o,ov q, this country should be National as it
sag 1. should be a. sound the Government tse ana
,has 4, the character Of the money we nave "'u"'' ~
which we mean 70 maintain II Cor gross shond haT" "
he Democratic then BENJAMIN Harrison Fre'ueh'
ue believes I'm sound money and viii VET" any De~oV'~,
AM % corrupt and dehase the currency OF the ohoN
states am only oppo~cd to cheap money ou' "-
cnnosed N free trade which means cheap mDor' rrrc
,,ade and debascd money hand in hand Inc .'r'
,.ue this year is sharply defined between the hepuoc
and Democratic parties Protection against Free lHue
The Republican party is in favor OF "Hn 20 rale
revenues for the Goveroment The DenocNuo P""o'
"a ,r tariff for revenue only, and Is hdesS oi ca'"
,od has no concern for the aborer The Democratic '"T
- No oh.,t In view but revenues for the toy
eminent protective tariff does everything " in'''
revenues for Government that tarh for revenue os
does and T. has never failed but twice IN the hi'o'
II Government -, 49,.
The Democratic party says III iH p''"o :,
,s,r - unconstitutional. This Is the ost resort OF
pcoertc leaders. and usually pccedes surrender ms
,arr IA no, a violation OF the Constitution of inc Cneu
states IL may be under the Constitution oil tho 'oh-
,adera,. st.tes; but thank God for Us we are NOT
operating under the Consultation of the (ohieieroV H"'
nu, undcr tho Constitution of Washington and Lincoln
IN. fir, grea, ac passed 1859 reported to the
House ly James Madison, aft"rwad President oi th'
f,r,tod states was signed by Washington July g. lfs?
and was a declarstion of industrial Independence. Inc
men Who made that bill made the CONSTITUTION OF '''
limited states Isn't James Madison a. safe Cohsu'
o ,o,o,n-e,er as Grover Cleveland and isn't Thomas
Jefferson a. good a constitutional lawyer as Adal +.
evcnsoni And all the Dcmocntic leaders combined can
not weigh against The supreme Court oi the Chd oNN
which has given it, Judgment In favor OF The Ia" o'
,sno ,he, hclle 1, conceded a Protective Tnrn
law That was the purpose Of the men who made II
and n Is nyhlng c-e It Is The result Of accident ana
not design.
Governor Mckinley then took up the tarlH IN
its foreign and domestic aspect, ana quo''i
ccurs 70 nroye its beneficial effect upon the in
dustrlcs OF the country anu t'' ''''''' -
noople He referred particularly 20 the reports
80 rho labor Commissioners of Indiana, Massa-
chusctts and New-Yorl in confirmation oil MS
statements.
nrNocRATs STUNNED by MIR. PECKS REPORT.
IIo said Mfr Pecks report has left the Democrats
stunned and onfuscd and that they are trying
70 arres, facts by indcting the Commissioner
Governor Mckinley quoted largely from senator
lon Anp,ch and warned MN
that he could not make a platform for his party
as they would reject it as they did him In wind
,ng nm his spccch Governor Mckinley said;
Nv Fellow Citizens: There - no permanent P"o
in the politics American civilization ior l'S "
,ascs IL. claims for confidence upon ue l"""., ~
tscolragement- Of the people. There Is no hohoaoe w
permanent and successful place for any part! !"
,hnt annnals o the prejudice and the passion ana '
Ignorance Of the people and bases It's e'ai"S up" Wv
failures Of the people themselves lhat ms o'' Wv
n,stov f the Democratic leaders for thirty years lhc'
arsenal and their armament has been the p'''o' "
failure of Republican and Republican poh'c7
Every Republican measure and every h'pup"''n l''
for thirty years vas predicted as isiuTe py te '.s"
ers OF the Democratic party ho" all rcn'o'''' ~ -
war wa, to n failure; the issue oil Rf'eh""A' ""'
IN he failure: the resumption Of specie payment was !"
re a failure and the Tariff law OF lo'V Is !" w
failure Their platform is a declaration Of r'troer''Soh
They look backward instead OF forward lhcS iooN NV
the night instead OF into the morning VI al 'H' P
dctions that the Democratic party mas in'u' "'0
not one has verified
MR. CLEVELAND REPRESENTS RErRo"Ri"ssioN'
cannot believe that the people OF this country VII.
yot for Grover Cleveland for PRESIDENT OF inc oh'"u
states the representative Of this rtosres'ioha "No"
the renre entatlye of Free Trade, and all the usteses
h, ,o an ,s wake: the representative Of every prin-
cipe Of the Democratic National Convention cannot
heye hut that the people OF this country VIII 'ote ior
Harrison and Reid because they represent hepnphcah
urnclpcs and Republican policy rr'"Mc"'
,,,o, for the past years has been ono OF the
most sapdercd Administrations that this country ha ever
had IL has been clean conservative patriot'c Wis.,
abe Its domestic policy has been wise ana eoneil"-
tory. Its foreign policy mas "'n W." ~
thoroughly American. IL was ' ,I ' - -rIS
aid 20 foreign Government that was making unreasonable
- 49,, ,bls country: This country has never