Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-11
GOV. ncMInI., ., srrInsn.ia.

Gov. mckinley ~ springfield.
sPRiNuFfELD, H., OoL- rho capt
tai city Oi linuois today was 10 hoil'
day attire 10 honor NJ the reception
gwen Hon. VIM. McKisiry Of OHIO
this afternoon, The s,ate house was
well b etlagged. Representative Hall
had been elegantly dec rated for the
e1iiicatlon Of tho Illinois State Re
publican league, which held its fourth
annual convention tOihy, Incoming
trains brought In thousands Of people
10 rec aud hesr Mckinley, who
reached Springfield at 8 O'Clock.
There was n big, noisy and rather
disOrhorly crowd, which seemingly
Struggled g. spit their throsu In yell
Ing at Governor Mckinley, anu rem
uofed u well.uigh impJssibly for
hlm 10 make his way 10 the stste
capitol. where the state League
Of clubs was In session. The ball Of
the House OF Re tesentAuves wAs
packed, Rud a. Governor Mckinley
ebtefed tue cheers " welcome given
MIN were IUaieuiug. Mt. q. w. Ray.
mOnd, vice pfesident OF tue League
performed tne duty of making an IN.
ir0ductiln, chaActefizing Governor
Mckinley a. being nearer the hoarle
~ the American people than ans mau
living Ia America. Renewed cheering
continuing Tor several miuuttH fOi.
loved the introduced anu when IL
hnd subsidized three cheers cor tho next
PrtsIdunp were gwen, and when g.
was suygtstei ny HOme one 80 ist u
~ 4. Aiu,n three more rang ouL
Tho governor acknowledged the
henftiness Of tho greeting, aud after
telling tho cluI what IL should DO
towards securing a great victory IN
Illinois, addru3
"YOu have everything 10 inspire
you. Few ststeh Ia tue Union have
sucn inspifatiou ~ the slaie Of llil-
uOis. You have IN keeping the ashes
VI Lincoln and America has In rrep.
leg his immortal name, aud the Reg
ublican party has la keeping the
principles Tor which lao COulebdcd
when alive, aud these splendid primer.
plies Htill survive. ono has alwAys
claimed some share Ia the nomination
o. Mr.. Lincoln Tor the Presidency. In
1850 "a tue CITY %. Chicago, wnun tue
tbird ballot hal been taken, Mr.. Lin
coin lacked one aud on -hhlf votes To
give him the nomination. At tho sud
Of tho third ballot there was hutheI
aiitnoe throughout the great Wlgwam.
Or. ID. X. Carter, VI Canton, Ohio,
ava old neighbOr ana fiUnI
o. mine, vino precuusd mu IN
Chdgfurs, ross Ia his place anu tfanF-
frtftd tntco votes from salmon T..
ChNe 10 Nc. Lincoln, making him tue
nominee. tAppl usu.l noniu other
STATE might have doue N; tOmc other
state would have done u, but this fact
rumaius, Ohio did ~, aud W. have
treasured that fact with Increasing
prlir aud love ever since. (Appauss.l
"ilu are engaged In - splendid
cause. We have no patronage 10 hes.
tow; our cause rests upon principles,
ami II these principles are sniil silent We
will give Gu pioyment anu wagss 10
many thousands more VINO arc now
w0fking at starvation wages. We
are ready now Tar change, ami
wo want TO commences now
10 bring II about. ohio viii
do her part, don't forget that. We
will put ak Republicans In tho Ma.
tiouRl House OF Representatives who
will take tue plsce OF six Democrats
who are now there, TO unite with
your Republican Representatives aud
others from other states 10 prevent the
Democratic party from wholly des-
tToying our induslrld,s and degrading
American labor aud American citizen.
SHIP"
At this conclusion Of his speech Gov
ernor Mckinley FASTENED TO visit the
Lincoln monument, AMI thia evening
addressed from platform erected 10
the State House grounds an audience
OF thousands. As Ia Peoria, excursion
trains have been running into Ihe city,
and thu city IN throngcd. AZ lUii5 "A
special train on the Wabash road took
the Governor 10 Detroit, where he
speaks TOMORROW,