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M'kINLEY LEAVES THE STATE.
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ALBANY. Oct 27.-Gov. Mckinley and his
escort Of the Republican State COMMITTEES
reached the State capital at 10 30 this morning.
the famous Flyer 300" having made the seven
teen-mils run from Schenectady in thirteen
minutes. There was q crowd OF $500 in wait
ing when the special reached Little Fails at
o so A. NJ, and the Governor. who had been up
and dressed - hour before. SPOKE for fifteen
minutes
At Fonda the attendance was very large, many
ofthe audience being from Gloversvtlle and other
manufacturing towns in the vicinity.
At Amsterdam 4. 900 people were assembled
around platform in sight Of the train. upon
which was . banner with . heroic sized picture
OF the Governor and the inscription, Bill Nc
Rinley. That's the bin that brings protection
To Amsterdam" At both places the Governor
spoke upon the preservation Of American mar
kets for American producers
Schenectady was reached At e:4O. and the
Governor delivered twentv minutes address
to . crowd OF 5000 from the rear platform OF
the car.
Gov. Mckinley arrived in Albany at 1870
and he stepped at once into . carriage drawn By
four white horses, which conveyed him 10 the
stand which had been erected In front Of the
City Hall The square before the building was
packed with those curious 70 see the apostle OF
protection and those interested 70 hear what he
had to cay. Gov. McKinley's speech. which
lasted twenty minutes. was listened TO with the
closest attention He was introduced by Mayor
spsseh sadreSnS I .t to some ss.as
ments made BY Senator Hill last night He
said;
article In the TAEiI law of 1894 that Is not Ade-
quAtsly protected. and that he wtll make
aos @ ~ish % dis.ppoint him, and 80 VII name ne
some OF the Articls In the lay OF 1884 which
Are aos .ds9SAisiy DfTssessdL % mean Ts T$nsrieaa
eoaaIrI-aIl Of Ihsm- Thsn I name hoop Iron,
tAIsd 20 the Northern citizens Who wAnt % ass
hoop iron for barrels OF Wagons OF hay, Then
Norsh. snd ~hiek kss bssa made frss bsc.S.s ;, s
IL EOss about thai sacred article. cotton"
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Teysnas- He thea entered upon an Argument
in faV0r Of prOtsetiOn a ssssntiAl % ths prOa-
q he lsfI the platform aud = lAFss crowd
eseortsd him back 70 the station = ses him "a.
stSp after aissr Aisasy' Sad thsrs were ~sSs sooo nsa Z and
women In and about the depot and On top OF the
% s15 S1 "a :s1 s.1E . II as s:as q ss
that since hs entered ths ss-Es he had net fully
wsrs for all the wOrld a TsPstiti0a Of those en-
acted Ia Ohio last year, tust before shs gave the
Republican ticket eighty thousAnd majority.
There W1s the sAnas Republican sentiment. the
sane enthusiasm, and tbs sane Indications that
On Nov. New York sOold AnnO0nes 70 ths
country = SIMILAR result
The throng 81 Poughkespsle EAs much larger
than that AZ N udson- John I. Plat, the Rspub-
lean Postmaster aud editor Of the EdgiS. called
the nesting 70 order And introduced Gov. Ne
Kinlsy As, IN ali probability, the next President
% che Cnltsd Statss- Gov. Mckinley repeated
bis yie~s On ths QUESTION Of hone versus foreign
prod 1ettOa-
The pArty cFosssd ths n Hlds1n River on : ferry
ooat nola Flshkm % Nssbargh. where The
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