New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24
M'KINLEy ROrSING TIE OHIO VOTERS.
HE SPEAKS At WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE AND
AT XENIA T. BIG AUDIENCES.

At XENIA T. BIG AUDIENCES.
Xenia. Ohio. oct. p CSpeciaD.-The seventh week
Of this momen,ous Ohio campaign began auspi-
ciously. In the six weeks already passed there
has been nothing to check the growing wave OF
Hepuhlicanlsrn that IS t. sweep the buckeye State.
on the contrary. victory IS daily becoming more
certain and assured. Governor Mckinley made two
speeches to-day To audiences of i2.go people at
least. He spoke FIRST at Washington Court House
Faycttc County. whore from 1909 70 500 assembled
al the Fair grounds. Bcfor. the Governor had
finished his speech the crowd was wild with
enthusiasm and In no doubt ~ TO the causes Of
the present uncertainty and depression. This after
noon meeting was one OF the best OF the campaign
There WAS large procession. and In It there were
many unique things Fayctie County Is one Of the
finest agricultural counties Of Ohio noted for fer
th'y and the abundance Of ~ crops. In 1871. Nc
kinley. In vote OF j26. had ~; plurality. and
this year 1t will run over thousand OF this
afternoons meeting General H. ~ Ager. of Mlchi-
gan who speaks with Mckinley this week. said
I'm that crowd there must have been 100 votes.
ana In that county with little over 800 voters"
IL Was IN Washington Courthouse that crowd
OF little boys sang u the Governor.
Hunah for M,kmlcy.
Iio . the man.
We can't vote fjr him,
hut papa, can.
In Xena the greeting given to Governor McKin-
ley AMI General Alger was exceedingly cordial
and pleasing. Greene County. OF which Nenla is
the seat. Is strongly Republican IL was carried
last year 10y !i)i and In lHl by Mckinley by
l.Si In 4 total vote Of nearly ZOO \enia is a
manufacturlng town that has fe,, the effects OF
threatened free trade and "a" vast audience. AT
Washington Courthouse. was most interested
one. To-nghts meeting held IN the great rink
here with its i7oo auditors. was the largest ever
held IN this county. Both speeches made by Major
Mckinley to-day were magnificent eNpositiOns Of
his Views Of the present Industrial and business
situation and It's cause. This evening he was fol-
lowed by General Algcr and Lieutenant Governor
Harris. Here are Few OF the gems OF Mckinlcys
speech tonight:
Wealth won't work without profit any than
~. thout wages. Capital AFFORD to wait put it, ncy
into the ale deposit box aud keep It there until pays
take II out. But what about the workman Ills capital Il
his labor. aud he can't lay II away. Every time his
hight l. employed he has lost 50 much.
They ray that Protection Is a robbery Who has 10
robbed The thIeut Of Ficc Trade robbed three
million OF employ mcnt. Protection never dli any.
for worhmcn but maintain wagc- II the tarr Is
a robbery. WHY d. they not rcl~il III They have tho
power and the ground. Your President Is there
bccauc cold nshing. Protection protects
c,cy Interest United states and there Is 40 enc
vino fcs la.k OF production more than the merchant.
the butcher. the BAKER aud the farmer.
There many ront~ oi similarity between the
ps,ct situation aud That In the days OF buchanan. In
his Administration they did collst enough {, pay
ordinary expenses the Government and they do
now and they already alne Of loan of $50 900
70 up the deficiency, and they did the thing
Ia Huchauaus time.