Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-25
THE PRESIDENT Formerly Notified of his
 Nomination.
 SPEECH OF GOV. MCKINLEY. The Presidents Reply. Cougra- tulatiOns anl Hand Shaking.
SPEECH OF GOV. MCKINLEY

WAsHINGToN June 21.--Gov.McKiul ley
 of Ohio, chairman of tne commute t1
 notify the president of his renomina- tion, arrived here this morning. The
 cont mittee assembled in parlOF of the l EObit House, where the governor read
 the address winch he pr0posei to de-
 liver to the president. The address was brief and was received with enthusiasm
 The committe accepted an invitation of Col. Elliott F. Shepard, to dinner to- I morrow evening at Manhattan Athletic Club, of New York. The Rspublca D clubs of New York invited tine commit tee 10 be present at the meeting tomor- row evening. Both invitations were accepted.
 Ths committee then proceeded to the executive mansion about 1 o'clock. some POO guests were assem bled in the east room. When the committee en- tered few minutes later, the president. accompanied by Secretary Fosie CT and other members of the cabinet, entered Without any preliminaries Gov. Me hinley made his speech, notifying the president of his nomination as follows:
 GOV. MCkINLEY's SPEECH.
 PRESIDENT HARRISON: This commit tee, repTeseuting every state and ter rItory of the union, are here to perform the trust committed to them oy the National Republican Convention, which convened at Minneapolis on June ', of bringing you tbe Ofiiclal notification of your renominaiion as the Republican candidate for president of the Upited States. Your nomination was but the registering by the convention of the Wil of the majority of the Republicans of the United States and has been received in every quarter with profound satis faction. Your administration has more than justified your nomination four years ago and the confidence of the pee pie is implied by your election. Alter one of the most careful. successful anC brilliant admin strstions in our history. you have received a renominatiOu, fur nisnlDg an approva' of your work winch must bring to you the k, chest gratif ca ion.
 The difficult and embarras sing ques- tiOEs which have confronted your ad ministratIon have been met with ap ability, with fidelity to duty and with lofty patriotism which ill American hearts with glowing pride.
 We beg to hand to you the platform of principles unanimously adopted b1 the convention which placed you ln no- imitation. Ig IS an American document Protection, which shall serve the high est interests of American labor and American development; reciprocity winch, while making the world a mar ket for our surplus products, shall no destroy American wages or surrender American markets; honest mon9y, whicf shall rightly measure labor and the ex- charg5s of the people, and cheat 20 body; honest elections, which are tn, true safeguard of public authority these principles constitute, for the mOs' part, the pfatf rm, principles of which you have already. by word and deec given your earnest approval, and which you stand today the exponen and representative. In conclusion. We desire to extend to you our hearty con gratulatiOns and express our gratIfica tion at the great honor paid you by renominatiOn.