New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
" HINLEI SPEEDING SOUTHWARK

THE OHIO GOVERNOR LEAVES CINCINNATI FOR
NEw-ORLEANs.
Cincinnati, oct. ls.-With orders ahead for clear
track and imperative instructions to the engineer
that the minimum speed must not fall below sixty
miles hour, the special train conveying Governor
Mckinley to the Crescent City LETT here over the
Cincinnati Southern road at 1lI5 O'Clock this morn
ing The party with the Governor included Nh
Davis $. Ferris. secretary of the Louisiana State
Central Republican Committee; Attorney General
Richards of Ohio. DIT A. =. Richardson, OF CO.um-
bus. Ohio; James NJ Glenn, president Of the Gin
cinnat Chamber OF Commerce; Joseph +. Smith
State Librarian OF Ohio and representatives. OF the
press
Only one stop Is scheduled in this eco-mile trip.
and this is at Lexington. where Governor Mckinley
was down FOR a ive-ininutc speech from ;he rear Of
the car bu. 1t Is probable that in response to ur-
points between Lexington ana New-Or.eans lmme-
diatey after his speech in the Crescent cry az
IN order keep his ene3g' ments at Huntington ana
Charleston ". Va. on Monday afternoon and even
Urgent telegrams were received this mofnln' from
leading Hepqbcans OF Nashy1lt, "rH btE ~ ,,
l' cyr m IN hat c,y las, night AMI IN re-p,nse
he q vernon expressed his willingness 10 comply
the ONO state Commute. can cancel a state date
afi-r the Chicago meeting
Chattanooga Tenn. oct. Ex-Governor Nckln-
lev made flying trip through Kentucky and
portion Of Tennessee to-day, his special rcachlHE
CHATTANOOGA $40 miles from Cincinnati. at =
o'clock tonight For the greater part OF the dis
/ lance the special made speed Of sixty miles an
hour the mountains. At Chattanooga the
car was attached to the Queen and Crescent flyer,
which will reach New-Orleans at noon tomorrow
The Louisiana people were In waiting AT LoNlng-
ton Ky when the special arrived at 10 ana the
| Governor was welcomed 10y Mayor Duncan. a liie-
| long Democrat and Samuel j. Roberts Of THE
! Kentucky Leader" In responding. Governor Nc
Kinley alluded the fact that this was the nrst
time he had ever addressed Kentucky audience.
and continued:
We Ike Lexington because ~ Is the home 81
| the great American statesman who was foremost
| in leading the doctrine OF American protec iOn.
You have in your keeping his ashes pointing 10
the statue OF Henry Clay in the distance. hut
all OF Us have In Keeping his name ana lan"'
and the PRINCIPLES TO which he devoted MS NE are
! nearer and closer to-day TO the American people
At High Bridge. as the train swept by ~
colorcd laborers from the stone quarry, lined
M on the west side OF the track. and gave three
cheers at the same time discharging mining tor
pnGoos and hosting the American flag ~ som
( crset the crowd gave three cheers for the next
President" and James Denton. the On.Y k"niu' Ky
delegate 10 the last National Republican 'onFcn.
ton who voted FOR Mckin ey for President. sald
a word OF greeting. There were cheering %Is
al other stations in Kentucky and Tennessee, bui
/ no stops were made Six or seven thousand people
were in waiting at Chattanooga. and the Governor
was escorted to a platform near the depot, rom
I which he spoke for ten minutes. lie was Noellcr-
ousy applaudcd