New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.
GOVERNOR MKINLEY'S VERMONT TOUR.
DISCUSSING THE TARIFF At LARGE MEETINGS IN
PROCTOR. RUTLAND AND BELLOWS FALLS.

DISCUSSING THE TARIFF At LARGE MEETINGS IN
PROCTOR. RUTLAND AND BELLOWS FALLS.
Bellows Falls, w.. Aug. 81 Especially. Governor
Mckinley has made three addresses In this state be-
tween Lake Champaign and the Connecticut River since
his great speech ~ the Republican League rally at
burlington yesterday. Last night he addressed large
assembage OF people In the village park at Proctor
this morning he spoke audience OF 1000 persons
In the town hall at Rutland and this afternoon ne
made speech in tho Opera House here to an au
dience that packed the auditorium and stage. The
stumping tour OF the famous Protection leader has
been marked by popular demonstrations seldom Wit
messed In Vermont. The speeches made by Governor
Mckinley since he entered the State have awakened
a great amount Of dormant enthusiasm.
Governor and Mrs. Mckinley and General and
Mrs. Osborne. OF Boston. tho guests OF Senator
and Mrs Redaeld Proctor last night. Governor Page
Colonel Levi H. Fuller. Republican nominee Tor
Governor: General J. q. Mccullough, Of Remington
and J. L. Griffith OF Indiana were also entertained
last night by Senator Proctor and colonel r. D.
Proctor. The marble village wa brilliantly lium,n
ated In honor OF he distinguished guests. Rcpub
lican rally was held the village square In The
evening, presided over by senator Proctor -
audience OF $500 persons. including hundreds OF
marble workers, listened 10 tie discussion OF the
tariff question by Governor Mckinley. and h. ard
speeches on OTHER issues by Mr.. Griffith, Governor
Page, Colonel Fuller and General Mccullough. Much
enthusiasm was maaifcstci.
This morning Governor Mckinley and party es
cortcd by Senator Proctor, went to Rutland. wlere
the Governor taken I'm charge by the officers OF
the Republican clubs OF that town. At IL 30 O'Clock
this morning State Treasurer Field, who Is president
OF the Local Lcaguc club. conducted Governor Nc
Knley to the town hail. where an audience OF nearly
1000 had gathered 10 hear the great Protectonlst
speak. Among those seated upon the stage were
Senator Proctor. Judge W. G.. Veasey, Of the United
States Interchange Commerce Commission; Governor
Page, Levi X. Fuller General Mccullough OF Benning-
ton President +. r. Morse. OF the Republican club, OF
Proctor Dr. John A. Mead, and Colonel F. d. Proctor
President Field In presenting Governor Mckinley
paid n fitting tribute TO his stanch
Rcpubcanlsm and unfilterng devotion to tho cause
of Protection Governor Mckinley spoke for an hour
on the subject OF tariff. lie made mastery argu-
ment for Protection, showing plainly the difference
between the tariff policies OF the two parties, ana
presenting strong array Of facts, showing the value
and bencfcencc Of the Republican policy OF Protection.
lie was followed By senator Proctor, Colonel Fuller
and Others In brief speeches. This afternoon Cover
nor Mckinley and party to Bellows Fails,
where they were received by committee from
the Republican clubs, headed by George ii. Bobbtt
When Governor Mckinley reached the Opera House he
found a packed house to address. A. ~ swain pre-
sided Governor Mckinley sioso for All hour In
iorccnl the ta1n question, ana MS rcnhrhs
elected much appaii Addresses were also made
by Colonel Fuller ana General Mc, 'ullongh
At Ito close OF the meeting GoNefnor Mchln!cy
Viii MAKO his last speech In Vermont Mt BTa'ueboro
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