Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-10-04
FIGHT IS ON IN OHIO.
GOV. Mckinley Opens the
by an Address at
FindIay.

hrao cling. and the crowd that came iron
far and near to hear Gov. McNlhieS
mako the second address he mas naue
This week opening state campaign u Mao
| insnired by its gentle eXhilaratlon. 80 9
| seemed TO be as many in attenuaneT1 M to
| at indianapolis on last TUESDAY.
whole of the northwestern anu Ia ga
| sections of the state nave sen Ell If the
delega tons and the country 1olhs - NJ
neiohhorhood are out in force GOV. ~ ~
| Kinley came on special train from o -
lnmhns which brought SEVERAL hundred ~
the capital city's Republicans, ana VIII
him were S. NJ. Taylor secretdid as+;o ~
state, who as a candidate 1or ND a
heads the state ticket this year, anu ae; q
number of other leading state OIL dn
Gals They were met at the oe
NOT bv G. "A. r. veterans ana local
clubs who formed an escort that accom-
panied the visitors to the hotei. ~, - IN
Der of sarcastic sentences We &c tha in
on banners by the paraders Tor Tue ~
snection of the crowds lining the stree.s,
and significantly appearing amons Nc
were nictures of the governor WIN W w
EinleT for President in 1896 conspil!cu,,
ously inscribed These were nu ao h,,t
many times, not only in the paf ava d pus
in many of the store windows. ana t,'a
oraTions on the dwellings mdlcatlng
very clearly the general WISH Ne
mrnose of Ohio Republicans. Inc
Speaking this afternoon was iro Of
stage erected on the campus + or
Findlay college, mile from the nnan,-
of the town. Thomas McConca, meni-
her of the state senate from Flndlay, pre-
sided and performed the usual 1uflc.io,,S,
Introducing Gov. Mckinley IN a rev APT
words: The governor spoke as to }litivsns.
Mr.. President and Ny rerc" national
Ia I'M. able. efficient and patrotle,
which had conducted the govern naariy four
marked ability and hd t liver fDi Both those
who assisted and those who opposed lniS So uu
cree Of the people, for the most pa since
been unhappy and regretfui ever si neo.
There has been given to the American peo-
ME an opportunity for sober re1ectlo4.,
sreadied by the discipline OF adVelsnS..
iTs lessons are practical. prohtaole, ant ~ =
believe permanent. Even the eyes % tn
blindesr partisans have peen b ppe ah1e to
men who have heretofore never oeen AZ apie and y,
seq any good in the Repubncan party any
who voted it's policy "a fraud ana d. tin,,
berry, are now eager for recohsloer"'ion
a'I' doubt if we fully realize the reliable re- re-,
versal in public opinion 1t IS uneAa aiaa of
every thoughtful observer, ana espechta Ivy
should it be instructive to those VINO nave
a remnant to serve in the present oonsleos'
In 1892 the Democratic candidate I9f gov,
ernor of massachusetts was elected by
plurality; in 1898 the Democratlc canoluate
for the Same office was defeated ny he-
York in 1892 President Cleveland recelved a
plurality of 45.51s votes; in 1898 the Re
publican canddate for seer re 49, q v sdae
In PENNSYLVANIA in 1892 the Republican plu-
rality for the national ticket was 63,l4
in 1893 the Republican candidate Tor ., s1a ate
treasurer received a plurality of l3o, 40
votes In Iowa the national Republican
ticket had in 1892 a plurality Of p 800: in
s93 the ReppnGan Of In
Ohio in 1892 the Republican pluranty was
1872; in 1893 it so,995. On January 30
last two congressman were elected in the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth districts of New
York city at special elections. The first of
these was carried by Hon. l.. E. Qulgg. me
Republican candidate, by plurality of 9S4
- '"r although the same district gave a
whom Etic plurality in 1s9! OF $50. IN
H. but they 09 redSeed ne neas M
Yes. of II ,S69 to 1857. Here was a
oo7raan gain of nearly 1000 in the very
noticed rocratic plurality of 1S5 in 1892 was
s.Ce at in 1893 by a Republican plurality
VI Vermont's Republican plurality
being thu from 10, 702 TO nearly 5000, ana
from 14.SS7 to more than $4,000.
ho"l hastily l have reviewed the revolu-
He aTOublic sentiment in the last eighteen
or.1 mo, nd many of the great states are yet
q q q ihoA 1t is to be observed, too, that
deep thothange in public sentiment is going
hle nv tghout the South. Only few days
pio ~ Sugar planters of Louisiana in
roll OF nAssembed turned their backs upon
NV hand ocratic party with which they had
This d their unconditional Endorsement
I,a said ort of the great doctrines of pro-
.-o N"i' American industries, and thereby
have on hmselves with the Republican party.
When yos may mean in the future of our
~ do not know. but that it must
and Wilde and benefcent influence cannot
pment be questioned Here is a
seieGraph'y Of the best business men in the
nev and tradition and practice Democrats,
this morris believe that the Democratic par
them eye1ot the enemy of great indus
..I 4bo,5 who now have been reluctantly
inal abandon their position and openly
said, ''anre alcne safe in the hands Of the
ever c1rcSt but commend them for this pa
trarY | silovement. They need no assur-
oa,,oo ;, devotion to all the material inter
cence' ne South by the Republican party
He pre- legislation for onethird of a cen
am rest Without any aid from the
frlendshWith its entire representation in
con fda,< aches of Congress for the most part
ool1Ao0 in opposition to the Republican
Piled. the stormest years Of sectional
that il hi, moved by no other consideration
public good, the smallest as we'll as
Gerast industries of the South have been
inportar gqarded and protected We vel
it was t c1ens Who propose 6eay Of
came thpericans and stand up for American
4l1 in all sections Of our beloved
my descent Cleveland's letter to Con-
tanning Catchings contained an exhor
QefeQ Mo continua tho c+r,4nc,lo 49,, -,
to Dark lmented on. Gov. McK;niay . oau
sudden
one of hlithely he sounds the note of battle.
,idently he again calls to arms every
~ iOOtb our industrial system and chat
plexity G. open warfare f the friends of Ameri-
II S he characterizes as a traitor to
stand.' Ievery friend, both in Congress and
he cause of American protection
IL Is Ne,he stand alone in this unpatriotic
It is The Democracy of Ohio fully sus
think thetheir convention too n Inc the p n
detectives Hurd. boldly proclaimed thar fha
..r lr industrial system and workin9
mo, III only just begun. What viii A nns.
ergv. Il here in Ohio? A Democratic VIZ Viz
S further and longer stems in tho
loi VIC prof free trade-deeper cuts and
asking tIly blows upon our fndustriaI Iife
can ylctory-a Republican uouSa
AHow AZ @ntatlves-means that during tho
But SIT OF Mr. Cleveland's adminTs+ra
investigate successfully Ways system system will
little puzthe prosperity of the country a.
..vo, a,.oe VIII you vote-for more war ~
it is my true that revival of business
everythin: the new law oi &C TO 10 follow the
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