The morning call., 1894-10-02
IN. ! {. TWO CITIES.
Mckinley and Vest on
the Tariff.
BATTLE IN THE WEST.
Opened by the Party
Giants.
WORK OF THE OHIO MAN.
Has Led the Campaign in Three
States.
PEACE WITH THE PRESIDENT
The Missouri Senator. Has Harsh
Words for No Man Who Is
..s.a. a Democrat.

ST. .L0gIs, Oct I.-While. Senator Vest
was opening the Democratic campa gn in
Missouri at Kansas City tonight, Gov
ernor" Mckinley, facing yoclferous
erewd i'm. a, large ball here. made the onen
ing address of the Republican campaign.
1t was: the third State campaign which he,
himself. has opened within a week, Hon.
Chauncey l. .Filley, chairman of the Re
pu blicsn. State. Committee, ex- Congress
man Neidrihghaus, and a committee of
reception met Governor Mckinley at the
depot and. escorted him to the Planters
hotel, where he held public reception.
The Governor paid visit to the Mer-
chants Exchange. W.: G. Boyd. president
OF the exch ange, inrpducei@ him IN feel
ing speech: Governor Mckinley said:
Mr.. President and Gentlemeh OF the Mer-
chants Exchange: l consider.it a very great
honor o be present. 10 the Merchants Ex-
change oflhe city OF 81. Louis. composed. as it
Is. of representative business men of strong
and progressive city. bring TO you The good will
OF the Stale of Ohio. assuming that whatever
differences we may have, you are all for the
city Of 81: louis lapplausel and for the State of
Missouri What we want in this country. no
matter 10 what political party we may belong,
is business prosperity. [Appiause.l And
whatever will bring that about we mean 10
have. [Applause.1 This country Is too great.
Its resources too mighty. TO permit of anything
permanently standing in the way OF its prog
ress and prosperity, and whatever standss in
rhes way. must get out of the way [applausel
for whatever else We may be-Ohioans and
NHssourians-we all of Us are for OWL
country first. last and all the lime. [Applause.]
/ congratulate the citizens of 81. Louis upon
their splendid conservatism in business. We
have gone through in the last eighteen months
a dreadful panic, aud yet The business men oi
this city. esliDg, as they did, upon eonserya-
tive business integrity, survived that panic
and, as / am Informed, in your moneyeo insti-
tutioDs you did not have single failure. 1,
was remarkable history and congratulate
You upon .it.
T Governor Mckinley next was taken 10
the fair grounds, where Children's day
was being celebrated. Some 80, 600 young
sters were on the grounds and they all
cheered Justify for Mckinley. =.
Then came a visit to- the exposition.
where: in: response: to a storm of cheers
and; demands: for speech, the Governor
spoke for.a few minutes. !: -: :: ;:
Tonight he opened the Republican, cam
paignof Missouri with speech at Subur.
ban Hail.: ;. = -: =: !. -
The crowd In Suburban Hall tonight
overfiowed the. large bhi lding:: sEx-Secre-
tary Of the Inferior No BILE: was. one. OF
those on the stage. Hon.. Ciiauncey L
fllley called: the meeting to order and
presented as. chairman Hon. Charles Par
sons, who, amid uproariohs: cheering.
men tio ned Governor Mckinley as his
:ch2ice for the Presidency -iu 1896. The
cheering OF tile, greataudience. became al
most eyelehic wien Governor Mckinley
rose. .aDd-1t contin ued for rseveralminntes.
With. an expression. OF amazement: on his
face the speaker began:: . :"
:. .''Y cur chairman said this was the. OPEN
/. lng:of the RepUb!ican campaign in Mis-
souri,; wonder in my: heart what its clio Sc
will be-. The truth is" continued the Gov
ernor.: that mo: halEis large enough fol
. .Repq bllcan meeting sAhisr ryear." :.
:; A>coDtrast was IN ade between the indus
trial conditions that existed under the Re.
publican tariff law and those existing al
present.. the result! it was charged, Of
Democratic legislation, and Governor Nc.
Kinley inquired whether the audience
thought Ii the business of Congress to
leglslate for the business of the United
States or for foreign nations.
Nououys ohiu lie, mas learQ OF any
industries being revived in the United
States since the Wilson tar. IF law. Iii any,
body in this audience knows of a single
one let him name it. On the other hand,
they are being revived in Europe. Has II
built you single fire or given employ
ment to single idle workman? Has IL
given you better prices for the products OF
you farmsp No. no. They say the la OF
1894 is better than the law OF 1890 because
il has reduced duties. 1t reduced the
duty on tin-plaie and Mr.. Neid.
ringhaus, vino now sits beside me.
can tell you what the result has been. He
closed his tin-plate works because under
the tariff law oil 1894 he cannot mpete
with the cheap labor of Wales and paw the
wages he paid under the law OF 1890.
would rather make it hard for foreign
products TO get into this country than to
make it hard for American citizens to live
in this country"
While Governor Mckinley spoke inside
the hall Hon. Charles +. JOY and Con.
gresham Bartold addressed an overflow
meeting Of $500 people outside. Governor
Mckinley will speak 10 Kansas City,
Is ms. to morrow afternoon.
A special train carried Governor Nc
Kinlsy to Kansas City tonight.
NO QUARREL WITH GROVER.
Senator Vest Declines to AssaiI the