The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-27

AuBunN, N. Y, Oct. Ex-Governor
Mckinley has been rushing through
tho state OF New York to-day at the rate
Of seventy miles an hour. Tho first
stop out OF Buffalo was at Batavia, whore
Governor Mckinley spoke from plat
form erected in front OF the court house.
Al Rochester thete was band and
procession and an audience OF several
thousand assembled in tho public
square. Tho route to tho speaking
s,aud was marked by an elaborate dis.
play OF flags and bunting. A short stop
was made at Pittsiord, aud CRnHndNigua
was reached at 1920. whore tho arrival
OF tho train was heralded by tho dis
Charge Of cannon aud ringing OF bells,
Tho governor took occasion ut this
place TO respond to speech madc by
Vico President Stevenson. lie said:
"VicG President Stevenson, in his speech
at Brooklyn last night. alluded 10 the
great prosperity OF tho country enjoyed
during President Cleveland's first adj
miRistration, and said that existing dis
tress was caused by the tariff law OF
1890 and by Republican legislation.
No Intelligent people can be so de:
ceivod. Every man who hears me will
remember that during tho whole of
President Cleveland's 1rst term the Re.
publican party had control Of tho senate
Of tho United States, aud that Mr.
Cleveland did nothing moro than exc
cute Republican law aud Republican
purpose. The only thing Mr.. Stevenson
was right about was that great promises
had boeu made by the Democratic plat
form and in tho speeches OF tho CAM
paign OF 1892 lie talks about the Bit
ter fight Congress made against monop-
oIies and trusts. Mr.. Wilson answers
him by declaring that the most gigantic
trust in our history held Congress by
the throat"
At Geneva tho governors audience
included considerable number Of mo
chanics. Hero, referring to the students
who interrupted him at Dunklrk yes
terday, Governor Mckinley said: 'sThe
young men wanted our idle mechanics
to 60 to raising wheat, but l take itthat
what the farmers Of this country want
is not more wheat raisers but more
wheat caters"
lie characterized the Democratic slo-
gan Of Opening tho markets OF the
world" by observing. sarcastically. that
"the foreign market is great free trade
shadow dance. When you get to it
there is nothing in it."
At Seneca Falls there was certainly
not less than 1000 voters in the crowd.
Mckinley said: "For tho thirty years
We lived under Republican protective
policy the meal tub OF the government
wns always full and the meal tub Of the
people was never empty. This is the
impenshable fact Of history that can
never be blotted out"
And later he expressed protection
maxim by saying:
livery timo you make it easier for
tho foreign product to come into this
market you mako it harder for the
American product to stay in this mar
ket."
auburn, New York's famous prison
city, was reached shortly after noon.
Tho governor spoke in Sward Park aud
after referring to his visit TO the tomb
OF Lincoln q couple OF weeks ago, he
said:
"Wo stand to-day under the shadow
Of tho statue Of that other great Repub-
lican, the associate of Lincoln, william
II. Seward. Lincoln aud Seward are
gone, but the principles they 30 ably
defended still dominate the hearts of
the people and illume tho pathway OF
tho Republican party"