New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
c. c. sHAYNE, OF NEw-YORK. DISCUSSES PRO
lection IN COLUMBUS.

lection IN COLUMBUS.
Columbus. Ohio, Oct SC. c. Shayne, OF New
York delivered an address before a large audience
here Saturday evening in support Of Governor Nc
Kinley He came all the way from New-fork 10
make the speech. and returned the same night.
His address, which was enthusiastically recel'eu'
was in part as follows:
Two years ago | came to Ohio for the same
purpose which brought me here tonight. Al that
time he country was under Republican RUE our
people were prosperous, happy and contented' On
the train met an English gentleman. We passed
through the f1urishing manufacturing cities OF
Schenectady Amsterdam. lion. Utica, Syracuse,
Rochester Buffalo and other cities on the New
York Central Railroad The mills and factories dn,
were working in full blast. Commerce was ACT,
i've During the conversation my English friend
advanced the theory that free trade would De be-,
And TO illustrate and impress upon his mind that
my idea of protection to American industries , was
better than his theory pointed Out many lsts -.
manufacturing establishments in the various cltes
which h we cnsy Tar W"s aw was EN-
acted When l told him that the factories =, pro
duGed carpets gG bcS msrcans had
formerly purchased in England and other . for
egn countries he looked serious re aami's snd
that the working people did present better n, ap
than the working people IMMERSED IN H,s were
really more intelligent than the average %9rhiitS
people on the tho other ear de Of OF the .ee English
made me feel as it should every American proud
Of the So from of ny to Columbus
passed through The same cities eyer tme
railroad but dTs rent s ssse OF ,ae had
ceased 10 burn The mills and factories were were
closes Bsns in many cases had closed their
doors There was evidence OF hnancal ana wli
ing 10 work. were walking the streets in idleness
and their families at home suffering Tor me ne
Door shoes on their feet. wearing the remnants OF
The clothing purchased by ther ta hnr eydence
of the poorly furnished tables at home And TINS
picture was presented to my view ,s nn ..Wbv
as change ws is SO short aSaef ms
The cause? Every honest man who possesses .ne
n s IonSe OF mh AZ ws naVe
the last months has not been canse1 ys Ds d 1n
The truth; and honest Democrats must confess ne 81
that they have made mistake Inc people 'A"
Some claim the present silver law most
Improperly named after your ra s9s cause Of
ali this distress Let me say In passing Una, tne
only good thing in that law ane p tbe d%ty
of the Government to maintain the parity 81
gold and silver and this Is the h Hhy npIoubediy
many p.ople believe that distrust In our nnancai
system in the ability Of the Goyern nnh u no ex
sng law has nna Destroyed confidence
AZ home However that may be. the Republican
party is and always has been the parry o, ,o' in
The present SILVER aT w Worse
threatened by the Democrats-free and uhiiihiteo
coinage of the silver dollar. ,,, 90
vote right on money subjects. Their interests are
the interests of all the people, ana therefore .es
rot. right and besides they represent the pro-
gressve intelligent and moral communities ,v " and
cir dealing The great commercial ana business
neople are naturally trained In the same sch0oi "a
financial and political honesty ami wheh ~ De''ro
ora tic President called Congress togethtr ,,
naai tho silver bill he found himself deserted 3y
hs own party and dependent upon hones' b iarpv
icans who rose above party ana party oe i,nr
ests OF all the people FOR honest money anu re-
~ tho nresent Senate does not lose its head en-
,irnlv and will rise to the dignity or the sltuatiom
o a conform TO the wishes of the great malorly
~ Tho neonle OF this country, the silver queS.ion
win be adjusted But claim that whs."es vs ~
repealed or not unless the Mcn'n,eff ,roosner
81, IN NOT no restored If Congress would to-day
r,se 10 the occasion and declare That II VIII mV'
interfere with the tariff as IT Is now on on, S'a a.
upw walking in dleness through the streets wouu
he employei and their families. VINO nave Del
suffering. would again haTe ra psnos' ANU '
THO issue of this campaign Is not local i. u
ra,ioraI issue And the question for you 10 ue
eide at the coming election Is W't yor Nc
Kinley the American idea Of protectioh ~ o wn
Industries which has done so much 10 ou , w
Tho commerce. OF this country ana mas Si.i 3D.
rnr,j ar will YOU indorse the British id"a oi H.
trade which has done 30 much TO rum gu. So re
trv and bring the distress under when W. W., rds
suWarny to-day? The remedy IL IN youI .'' lii
Is ohio goes in this election so the country WI,
90 in iSeG We all know that Governor McNih icy
rs horn I'm Ohio and we are aware thtt 'ie
people Of Ohio are proud OF MN, o ,hst Major Nc
Hin,ov docs not belong to Ohio He belongs 10 the