The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-13
cor. M,KIYLEy,s CAMPAI0M
lie Opens I'll. Candidacy for Recollection ne
Akron a mid Grent Enthurin.m.

AKRON. o. Sept. 12-Gov. Mckinley began his
| second Gubernatorial campaign in Ohio under
| most flattering conditions Expense had
| not been spared to give him the greatest
| boom meeting OF his life to-day. He arrived
| here at II 10 and was greeted with the Gov
| ernor's salute OF nineteen guns and multi
| tude OF people lie was escorted to the En-
miro Hotel. where he gave public reception.
The after dinner ceremonies began with q
parade. with Col. A. l. Conger, famous in
national politics. as Grand Marshal Of the day.
A veteran guard Of honor. composed OF 600
veterans Of the war. all from Summit county.
was the special escort OF Gov. Mckinley. who
rode with OK Congressman Grouse. President
OF the day. Large delegations OF G. A. H. vet
Grams followed close upon the Mckinley. car
sE rpy S9o tn. ome % nna
stark county sent people enough for an entire
division OF the, parade. From Youngstown.
OHIO towns. where the protective tariff idea
holds supreme sway. came thousands to honor
P'Nn at Grace aF ce Part the O. cersmones began.
Gov Mckinley was presented and spoke IN
We m Get in political discussion for the first
time since the overwhelming defeat Of lS!,2
We meet with deep concern and in changed
we last Assem- bed The purchase by the Gov
eminent OF 450O.000 ounces OF silver every
the issuance in payment therefor OF Treasury
notes in tho sum Of the value Of the silver thus
tres 10 be- the cause which II not Wholly re-
sponsikle for the present situation. has con-
t[ou.ed here5G The ,n HTssident shares in
The President in his recent message makes
significant and: for him. a somewhat sur
that tho embarrassment from which the bust
ness OF the country is suffering arises as much
existing believe that in this sentence, the
President has uttered u great truth. one which
will find in the mind OF every thoughtful man
q quick and approving response.
Casting further light upon Democratic pur-
poses we have only to observe how the Com.
House OF Representatives have heen organ
lied A majority Of the Democratic mem bers
districts Of com parntvey little maj uiacturine
ana con me importance nee r,+,,o .u
as the House. are In the hands of the Demo-
cratic party. every restraint is removed. and
we may. therefore. be sure in the language Of
revision will take place in the line OF these six
bills to which he has referred: and. as he puts
only be- ee @ IN Se House, viii H9M
the Senate and be approved by the Executive.
WITH this record ana these s declared purposes
larly blind II 1t had not felt and shown its
alarm Tn. .,,,u,,, ,,r.r ~, 10 ,,,n+oa una,
to act IN spy and in ers. IKE
the present, and there are thousands In this
upon to cooperate with us in rescuing the
country from the business perils into which it
has fallen"
referring to tho pension question the Gov
ernor entered vigorous protest against the
treatment received by the old soldiers from
the present Administration and closed by say
ing: II rest my appeal upon the ,principles
ands-protection and reciprocity. honest
money and an honest ballot. These secured
and continued will insure the highest interests
OF the people. advance the general welfare.
promote our in dustrial development. encour- |
age the true American sentiment. establish
which have settled upon the labor and enter
prises OF the people"
1t is not denied by McKinley's closest friends |
that he is preparing for the Presidency. and
that he expects to be the candidate in 1896. |
The demonstration of to-day was solely for |
Mckinley. for no one was allowed to divide !
honors with him. as he was the only speaker.