New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
,tK1NLEY'S FLYING JOURNEY
cprEDING WESTWARD TO-DAY
LIKING TO GREAT AUDIENCES IN THREE
STATES.


.,,r OHIO GOVERNOR MEETS THE CHALLENGE
80 SENATOR HIrL-INIQr1Tous FEATURES OF
THE WILSON BILL NAMED-How THE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE CAN
ARRANGE JOINT DEBATE
,,,uoAeInhia oct 27.-With the velocity of a shell
-, Krupp gun. Governor Mckinley WAS hurled
IT, 80 from point TO point along the river bank
.,,ough the beautiful Hudson Valley OF the
sa - state and was finally shot the
Lev hnr river and over Ncw-Jerscy until he was
W. NJ ,onisht in the Quaker City. /, was a
~ ".s ,rn in a literal as in political sense, and
10y ,na, put in the shade all the experiences
r ,,o encountered In the four weeks OF his now
",'h,ated campaign. The lengths of the stops at
e'm.r,ous speaking places. occasoned by the size
'n , ,,e demonstrations Of the crowds. made neces
~" -, effort on the part of the Exposition flyer"
%, her record and from Amsterdam eastward
" ,.cial few along the iron highway at a speed
'n ,,,,v and thirty-three seconds for mile, round
o. ,rves and making switches like a whirlwind
"e ne, the travellers glued themselves TO their
W. and resigned themselves to whatever might
-, The trip from Jersey city to Philadelphia
h'r ss Quickest in the records OF the New Jersey
s.al and Reading roads. the distance OF ninety
V nom depot to depot being covered in eighty
sa.',,, Governor Mckinley made eleven speeches
~, the day and greeted by an aggregate
'"sahl,, So O00 people At IL O'Clock he left here
Pnv,o,s where he is booked for fifteen meet
nss on MohdaE, . ,,.., o,a
- we're 1850 men and women in and about the
nv. and on top OF the freight cars on the sidings.
- n. centre OF the crowd mechanic held
"a wbich was attached a monster American
Nf>I,i pIo. haf 81 10
use, the State he had met fully 10000 people. and
W." .,n scenes encountered were for all the world
".,,,,on of those enacted in Ohio last year. just
..,,,s she gave the Republican ticket 5000 ma
VIZ ''' There was the same Republican senti-
W.. IN. same enthusiasm. and the same indica-
49,, .bst on the 9th of November New-fork
ia announce 10 the country n similar result.
o.. ,,ouble with the Democratic party was that 1t
..,.,.,sd for England and not for the United
,..,.s and Senator Hill was right when. on the
80" =, tho senate he characterized the Brice-
Ian hill as "A rag-bag combination, a crazy
u, snend;d nothing" Yet that fell far short
'' ruth for the bill accomplished its purpose
:, ds.,roy,ng American production and Of in
....s,ns the imports of foreign goods
90 ,nneal 10 you young men,, said the Gov
ndo Won want any more free-trade tariff
m.,, Cries OF You bet we don'tD You
'.~. o., Democratic vote in Congress now for
-. ais,rict Does that vote represent your In
-. and YOUR homes" (Shouts OF NO, re-
..,,sa again and aGainD Then give your votes
- ro,o,.l Black then gives your votes to Coionei
o,.cL " shouted the Governor, as the train moved
ut. - A ,orror
Tho ,hrong at Poughkeepsie was much larger
RAN that a, Hudson. John |. Platt' the fepuUH-
-, ,oe,,,aster and Editor of The Eagle, called
49, n,.a,,rr 10 order and introduced Governor Nc
v,ri.v az in all probability, the next President
=, ,,e United States" Here the Governor received
,.,sgrsno from ex-vice-President Morton, dated
A, Rhinecnn and reading as follows
mad expected to join you at Albany this mort, morn
,s.,.e but a fevere cold contracted on Thurs.
isy has confined me TO my house rease az tbc
~ 1as,s % the Republican party in the Empire
'Se' LEVI p. MORTON.
!, pop.bkeense. as we'll as at Fishkn the latter
,,acs not being on the schedule, a large CROWD
,.,anaed a speech Governor Mckinley repeated
ris views OF the question o. home against foreign
reduction At Poughkeepsie he was joined by ms
--other Abner Mckinley. Of New-Nork CITY, ana
is cousin " NJ Osborne OF Boston The party
rossed the Hudson River ferryboat from
fYshkn TO Newburg where the Governor spoke 10
% peonle in front OF the Courthouse.
Meanwhile an engine and day coach had been
,scured on the West Shore road. in order that the
Governor might keep his appointment In Fhiia-
.elphia The departure from Newourg was maze
4, ?5s o'clock and hfy-three minutes later 'he
,,ee,al came to a full stop in the depot at Wee
wken; ~ j. traction farr vhosr Was in waiting
and quick time was made for "A distah.e VI W.
Iarssv centra special Blue Line train in charge
Of Robert Stewart, superintendent OF c
.:sd he sCross the Jersey marshes toward
the KEYSTONE State. The only stop was al JenKin,
Town where Reeepion com nd sbsr Clements
David Martini and j L. Hicks, hoardcd me " al
and welcomed the Governor TO 6y delesa
ton from the Workingmens frolccINti i-S"so, So,
but for reason or other this party iiisSeu Gun"
Upon his arrival in this city the Goxernot W.. ~.
s .ncs driven to ne vs,ors Who came 10 pay
their respects Among those who awaited MN were
nan II. X Bingham and W. d. Kelley, the son OF
he late Congressman and defender OF the pls-iron
industry United states senator quay , wa c:o~
s.nor Mckinley escorted TO the AcaceIn,i! VI
Music. where ne addressed an enthusiastic auuien0e
After his speech the Governor was driven 70 ,hT
Grand Opera House. where ne spok d,rec, 10 his
car watch Was attached to the lO:25 express iof
u. West the Pennsylvasniia roa9 nynrn6r Of
Psnnsvlvans' addressed the Grand Opera House
meeting prior Governor Mekneys a Wnsic AND AND
was then driven 10 ne AcaaenE "i -H'''0 '''N
addressed the large audience ihf:'
Albany Oct Ex-Governor Mckinley and his es-
cor, Of the Republican State Committee reached the
State Capital at 1920 his morning, N" famous
Eyer 'ses having made the seventeen mics run
from Schenectady in thirteen minutes. There was
a crowd Of 800 in waiting when IN" special trd'h
reached I,,lo Falls at $50 a. m and the Governor
who had been Up and dressed IN hour before got
h'sy greeting from cannon and throats while being
.sorted to the city park near the depot where ne
s'oke for fifteen minutes. Just as he was fnishhg
haddress a farmer who had driven In some hiteeh
nih made his way 10 the platform WIN s"Fep
1zvisi wi
ton yFraa Won, 1906, The last Of the flock look
ht for home"
A, Fonda the attendance was very large many
+" the audience being from GlOversville ana otnef
nanu'acturing towns in the vicinity.
Al Amsterdam 400 people were assembled arouAn
platform in sight Of the train. ana upon "hich
was banner with heroc-sized picture OF tne "o'
.'nor and the inscription, "Biii Mchih'ey' ia.
the bill tina, hrinys protection to Amsterdam AT
both places IN. Coyornor spoke upon the preserva-