New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
MKINLEY AT TWO GREAT MEETINGS.
NO FALLING OFF IN THE ENTHUSIASM wIUCI
EQILNWS Ills SrI,MpING TQIrR

NO FALLING OFF IN THE ENTHUSIASM WHICH
FOLLOWS HIS STrMPING TOUR
New Philadelphia. Ohio Oct 20 (speclaD-Cov-
ernor McKiney's two meetings to-day were
magnificent demonstrations. and strengthened
the impression. growing every day, that
there will be landslide this fall
At Cambridge In Guernsey County. there
procession two miles long. with trans
parencies and notices indicating the sentiment
of the people In this campaign and their distrust
Of the Democracy I'm 1892 the Democracy swept
the country of prosperity" was one of them
Four thousand people listened to and cheered
the Governor when he spoke.
The meeting in New-Philadelphia great
one. and 1000 people packed themselves into the
hall when Governor Mckinley spoke Here. as
usual, the Governor received hearty welcome.
In New Philadelphia and Canal Dover about 2ccoo
usually employed, but owing to the hard
AWAY county Sa "s but this year
1t will be close. The campaign has had no set
back as yet S 'nt II will sa dnd
Hit the party that proposes 10 resurrect state
bank and hit hare of is nns
hand to mouth. waiting to see what the Demo
Gratis Will do. and In the mean time there Is par
alysis The man whose house Is to be demol-
ished does not wait for the dynamite to explode
bfore he moves out II new tarn Is enacted h~s a.
be adjusted TO It, Mr.. \ ,al says he is Free
Trader. | admire his courage more than his r wis
ton and free trade and you have chance tnis
year to vote your sentiments and convictions such
as you never had before. In the old days when
there were assaults upon protection; democrats s
Republicans and Democrats Will unite tnis year 10
down British free trade. . - . -
In closing. the Governor sad II appeal to you
not for n mere partisan victory, not Tor myseii
alone. but the whole Republican ticket. state and
county, from top to bottom. bid you vote TOT
what II represents. a policy that protects Ameri-
can labor. encourages our industries and develops
our resources and patriotism tnat loves It's counrJ
and tact 10
Tonight Governor Mckinley arraigned congress
as follows: Congress has been I'm session for
three months. and instead OF improving condtlons
has rather aggravated them. In the presence or 4
great business disaster. with Idle factories ana
men and low prices for AL products, that Con-
gress has done nothing to bring relief. nor passed
a single measure. Unless the Senate OF the tnRed
States shall learn that IL Is the business OF repre-
sentatives OF the people to do their business, Con-
gress Will adjourn without having done anything
and leave the country exactly where 1t found IT,
JAMES A. BRADLEYS ACTIVE CANVASS.
Red Bank ~ J., Oct % tSpeciaD.-James A.
Bradley the Republican candidate for State Sena-
tor. considers Shrewsbury township one Of his
principal fighting grounds. and yesterday and to-
day he made an active canvass OF Red Bank and
vicinity Tonight he opeped reaing-room In
the Cotheran Building The building mas Deem
be held there. The colored cornet oand TOOK an
active part in the opening OF the room. a meet
Ing for colored voters Will take place there on
Tuesday night, and there VIII be spe-ches, nusic
the publication OF a daily paper called The Red
Eani star" which will be circulated gratui,ousiy
The paper will be published every day except
Sunday until election day.