Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-10-04
[roGREAT
,rp mKrNLEY IN INDI-
hupb ANA.

Nd -.uous Governor Opens
m AI6's - tu Indiana and IL intro-
csnpA..s an Immense Audience oy
iaeea pre.tdent, Whose Admins
be :. Later Eulogized by Gov.
reKinley'
sap.. 25.-The formaiities
M nisnapooH he Republican campaign IN
opehnsr gone through WITH mere 10.
NJ bDsna Gov Mckinley or ONO deVoiVed
y h. ll.a ~ making the declaration OF
" o anon the intrenched
~ npon and he discharged II as cou-
0~slerdOn,, dedantiy as he was wont IN
0l ssousv - carry battles into Southern
hu fr oGs aecosion was given added con"
VI hs Ins the presence Of ex-President
bal r%Qusnee In n fen-minutr speech of
M garrison, presented Oalo's governor to
aa rrolucuonids ,hat packed Tomiins3n's hall
bs neuus"ts A large crowd or enthusiasts
me u wa, faced the two famous leaders
ss Pspdblican party compressor anu
usre complaining ouI inten. Wv ~
0ul eTel"s "a most cordially responsive.
peful = mornlng Gov. Mckinley was
Duins 40 bstel by hundreds. Quite
pd tstsa ~ nroninent Republicans OF the
Of ~ 10 the capital to-day, and they
fas SiIv maid their respects. Delega-
paSluuaa. from various points or the
bas eo"s-cbsd from the trains to the
f', unne Of them headed by bands
tda, and cheered Justify for Gov.
gSaISy GOV Matthews sent MS private
en- .s,sry in a carriage ior ms lelio%
NaI ff.'". who called at the capitol
an ta "a Interchangci courtrsies with
Nalos officials. A great many came In
De H : the city TO join the local
1cn Mas swelling the crowd TO great
~ Sp".rons and making 1t Impossible Tor
rPan orr. .crommodate those who wanted
M ball to sccom"
ID pa. = ,t,-r noon, ex President Harri-
s1" ..Iss on Gov. Mckinley at bis hotel,
~ At 1880 q procession was FORMED
.s,A escorted the ex.president ana the
rn, 10 the halt. where hey were
I r N.I"r,,y cbacred on entering, Gen. Har-
~ ~rasidcd. when he could obtain n
III no made a Characteristic speech
nj ! !, sosnctIon, In which he spoke of Me-
- interests In ihe Republican cause
h nM ssa.sctIon. and his successful sdmiris-
IN as governor OF Ohio. which had
-. rysn the approval last fall OF the
s..s,t uuraIity vote that tho state had
" ~ f,r any candidate since the war.
.. Cen. Harr,son'x Remarks.
Ga. Harrison, in introducing Gov. Nc
A aTSs delightful duty has been assigned
N BY the state central comihitIee o. tus
N. treat meeting. l am to be Its chair
ss not its speaker; and l congratulate you
y. hat fact. CLaughter.) | brought the
distinguished gentleman to wnon you are 10
s.1ng any courier In advance to ask
sbsths there were enough people here tcr
~ 10 sneak TO. (Cheers.) l notice in the
sutence here to-day with great SUBSECTION
n, nrssence Of many of our older fellow
= sti,ens. The old men are fond OF talking
y a TIE good old times but the times 10
Nl vhi,h they look back with so much delight
rs gorihed In the fact that the process OF
~ things that were hard and brought out In
be memory those things that were sweet
eU ana pleasant. But the good times which |
IA k,, In mind were not good old times, but
~ very young good times. (Applause.) SO
! young that only the unweaned babes have
10 memory Of them. Only two years ago
WI his country was not only the most prosper
M, country In the worli-for that II had
q ben before-but IL stood upon the highest
ynnsele Of prosperity that It had ever be-
ae attained. (Cheers.) This is not the
verdict Of politicians; IL Is the verdict Of
tie commercial reporter: 1t Is the cXpress>d
ad son Of study Of the question. The last two
Jeafs have been years OF distress and dis
~ lEr. The losses OF them defy skillful
u ~aculation. 1t has been said, and ] think
( not without reason, tina they exceed the
n cost Of the great civil war. These losses
hiVe not been class losses; they have been
VI thirituted. The holde Of stocks and bonds
Z ti found his wealth shrinking. and 80 has
~ Tie farmer; and the workingman has found
Us wages safinkil 6.
Bad for All
hi There has been a general participation in
as ealamlties Of the past tEg years, as
hse was a general participation In the
prosperity OF the preceding years. ZAP
pause The great national losses, like those
~ d the civil war, have sometimes their COM
~rnsstions. Great as was the cost Of the
var FOR the Union, we feel that Il was
ha sNaquately compensated In the added glory
nl was given to the nag and In the added
y security that was given to our civil institu-
IONS an the unity OF the nation. (Cheers)
ba the losses of the last two years have
"a y sach eompensating thought. There Is no
goa 70 be gotten out OF them aaughterl
taspt for guidance. They seem to have
cr pen OF a retributive nature, like the
u swamp Into which a traveller has unwarily
v aItn mat has no amsliorating~ suggestion,
sNypI as they teach him to keep on the
sg@gInIls and on the roads that are on the
sIlops Our people seem TO be inclined TO
sake the most that can be made out Of
|, 1se years or disaster. We are told that
y ~ nen were getting richer and the poor
a. f%sf, ana so TO cure that Imaginary III our
saueal opponents have brought In q time
49, ga t1eryGody Is getting poorer. Great
~ TpauSel l think that | remember q time
80 ! heard OF an inscription on a tomb.
= s,y N lnat ran something like this: Il was
al ! thought to get better; | took medicine
w aere He.' daughter and applause.)
q ww democratic friends have passed a
Il s 49, 9Ml mat Is approved, so far as | can
49, 49, W SIX Democratic senators and by
u 1L $500 else Uaughter.l We hear of a lit.
X ~ ~ cplerle OF senator's whose names / could
bso MENTION w.n perhaps, for they have not
80 Tel identified, hrt their number has
w. TSefsly been fixed at 3 round half-dozen.
s..S y aeaded what the tarin hi1 should be,
49, uaey are pleased with il and nobody
st NJ ,!Applause.) Mr.. Cleveland has repudi.
:" ~ ana has declared that il involves
Terribly and ui>honr:'
N y = so shameful in its character and
roniiSs muuenCes that produced il that he
M Z \ 5ot even put his name 10 It.. All Of
m bsnnug democratic papers in the cOun.
sstraas condeIunel it--h0th Of the OIL
ret, ~, variety and OF the "a.
mi malt aae democratic chairman Of the ways
7 IA % =. committee has concerned il and
II ,er ale democratic majority in the house
Y isfr ssehtauFes, Now, that IL a great
Demorune. II Is a misfortune that the
bri6 in, !, party was not able to evolve a
SttT a,o ~ tnat that party would accept as q
M helent Of the tariff Question But il a.
tatrre' eptel as a settlement. In the yerv
asrsc.u. Things a bill thus passed and thus
,ls,ds. 'rEea cannot be a settlement, and
y teyelss TSe nave the proclamation from Mr..
NJ ty tLa ba a from Mr.. Wilson that this is
% SSoos industries; that tie war Is TO 20
hs NJ enrgIS mat Is a great misfortune. Ii
tdepas :. lave Deen told by our Democratic
val ds.Iat we were at the bottom OF the
|. sogId hann, aamp and dismal as II Is, we
: No corlss's begun to look up to see whether
ssulu Not find soma yT.r - b,na. ua