The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06
GOV. M,KISLEY IN IOWA. t.
The People Greet Him with Cheers
aud American Fiaga

NEoLA, la, Oct s.. The patriotic
speeches which Gov. Mckinley has been
making are bearing fruit. for At every one
of the stations where crowds assemble to
here him there are l!beral displays of the
tag Of which the governor says so much.
This has been especially noticeable during
the last two days, since the speeches he
has made have been put into circulation.
There was an early breakfast today and
fiye-mile drive across the Missouri river TO
CouncsG Bluff, where Mckinley found a.
the Grand hotel a number Of gentlemen
who were ther. attending the reunion OF
the Army Of the Tennessee. Among them
were Gems. Howard. Dodge, Woicott,
uicken. Hooper and Williamson, Col
Fred Grant, Tecumseh sherman and Col.
Hugh Relknap. who had an interchange
Of fraternal greetings With Mckinley.
From = stand erected in front Of the hotel
GOV. Jackson introduced the governor 10
the several thousand people. After COM
usnting on the interest displayed hy them
in congregatipg thus early to hear peliil-
cal sneech, Gov. Mckinley said:
"You have an opportunity 70 vote now
TO express your opinion Of the work oi the
Democratic administration. The people
tion IA political sentiment. There has not
been anything like IL in American history.
The Democratic party carried the country
IN fse2 but ia every election IN tie Norsa-
sru states since, the verdict then gwen has
been revoked and the people haye sFoses
in fhundsrous tones for the Republican
marty and the principles OF that party.
Thsti. the cause Of this revolution The
nenocratie congress has been running
this government fer the last eighteen
month.. nrd cGring that time little has
been accomplished. Every Industry has
h~en distressed aad every occupation has
been iniarsoussy affected. We need the
prosperity OF each other. on are pros
yerous IA the agricultural sections OF loSs
when The mills aad factories are running
in every state IN the lni0n. Ny parting
xo-,sx are. Bring back the state of Iows
"a The position II 50 loRg ocenpis-i 80 one
of the banner Repuaaacaa states Oh the
Union-'
Digs NaYxrs, oct. 5--A queer iselasnt
occurred AZ Nicola. where several hundred
stood around the car of Gov. Aekiasrr,
x,ylnx him an-ensireiy respectful atten-
ftaa. When fhe train started however.
Im.t~aa og giving ths usual psrtlng cheer.
tha whoge crowd, with few exceptions. BE-
vsa 20 shoqt "Hnrrsh for Weaver. I" she
p.,,,nlist candidate for congress. Ii wss
explained that Seoia wzs = particularly
strong center Of Poruiisns.
Ai Axoca long stop was ns1e and
Gov. Mckinley Jeff tas car 20 sTesx from
= plssforrn 10 the seysral thousand as
sembsed. lie elzlnsd that ~ PEE esnt. oi
ts~ prodacfs Of agriculture IN this country
are eonsuassd ia snis country. and she
othss 10 per cens- 80 aoToad- he hspzs-
ncsn party is looking after The ~ Pes
rsat.. tas Democratic party gives iss al
rention 20 ihe "a Ter eeai.
Tao ahonsana rnen we're waiting al
Atlantis 20 bear Mckinney. stops oi one
/ ar t4e minutes wers us4e aAaas tAe rc41,
ana croxas were uet eyery sasEss and
taev al wanted 70 bear fEoEa the gos'