New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
Kinley led of the days meeting VIII"

K,nlev led of the days meeting VIII" w.
minutes speech, TO an audience OF 4'VVV' 49,.
When Auburn reached, at lz:-o, '"e ~
and is approaches were solid mass OF hun'aii',,.
rho ,latforu had been pre-empted by the Pup"'
NJ the High School, and they gave the'r noo
vel with all the strength OF their iuhss' neop '9
Il IN alongside the Governors carriasc ~ -,
park where the largest crowd OF the Gay
,,o,ed nj l0OOo-was gathered around the s'aiu'
Governor Mckinley began speaking Dy sa'i's
that he had been talking just sucfsreat auuience
as this since daylight this morning. They nad al
acted very much the people OF Ohio uu '
before they voted Republican MAJORITY vi ~
He then spoke Of the last nineteen moh'"s u
Democratic misrue. which had parayzeu 'ie ou
mess interests Of the country. and tod Oh tne
blessings that would come with hish p'o''''
tariff on this subject he SAID:
The American farmer wants good nome MAJ Ia
ket He sells 90 per cent OF ms bas been troub
ling itself about the other 10 per cent aou - vou
have steady employment at goo oo,,n,ries The
ca ser you make it for foreign producer yn7
his products into this country me NOR mar? yT
You can't import n single competing product iroih
a foregl country without disPiacng 'hs m eric,
product without dlsplacng the American vabont
man, and you cant dispiaGe 'he tHn Necessities
Of lie. ay. OF the very bread they eat ..,oo,
There are ways to preserve Ihe Ar''t tariT
on H'n the foreign that sOmPetes with %H sy
second. by reducing wages IN. nist - ,rn n"tri
ot Otto way The other is the Democratic way aro |
would rather make it nnrd ter t fne to- maxi it
hard for the American workingman to live here;
people to buy products made Of American ma
terials by American workngmen ana tne pef'e III
talking with a Nebraska wool-grcwer Two years years
ago he said he voted for free WOOL ana ne nag nag
Ut with within few Sf aays OF preons '3 for cents
The last OF that man was IN d d,epT IN tb
P9rs S w fnrr ry not FOR party but his
erty. The business man TODAY Ion , ni,o% he can
and he Is producing it just as cheapy as ne an
He is waiting and will not nave o any and he vii
have no rest then unless the people OF me couhuy
make the next National House KePunejanii vii,
not work without profit any more man apor NJ
work without wages CAPITAL VIII go i'q nro1tabe
Investment is presented Yet capital can wait on US
dividend, but the workinsman can ~' is in his
strong right arm. and in the deftness ana sh n ~
months that much Of the worklngman.s capital Is
gone forever. What want to-day II 10 hetp INA
porrtuntv TO invest his capital and realize on II
every day. You can't do mat II you give ''"''i'
part OF our work to do.
Speaking Of the denomination OF Representative
Payne OF this city the speaker said:
You have acted wisely IN selecting spi',nu.u
candidate for youi Representative III sh
You fortunate In being able 10 cohlihue SUI i
an excellent statesman. such an abe. urtlui am
efficient the lower floor OF me liVuSe y.
Congress For the last nineteen months ne mas
stood stur1y against every measure looking 10
the destruction OF the Industries or TINS country.
Glorify yourselves by giving him larger maturity
than ever before
or the State ticket he spoke "a follows:
You have a splendid state ticket In the eN-N Zee
President OF the United states and cN- Minister 10
France the ideal citizen and nm honor TO me srea,
Empire state. With great ana conspicuous
citizen at the head Of your state Government pros
peritv cannot fail you beg OF YOU on NO
MEMBER 6 70 give Norton and SaNton Surh ma
iority as shall thunder not only through our own
land but through other countries. thi me greatest
State OF this greatest Nation stood for an that was
greatest and best. for those principles which have
made IL what IL ia.
other speakers Of the day were eX Senator POM
eroy. John Raines. OF Cannndaigua. and Charles J.
Knapp OF Lewis County.
Governor Mckinley and party viii arrive III Wee
hawken late this afternoon. ana vii start NJ once
FOR Philadelphia by spec al Royal Blue Line tram;
consisting " one coach and parlor car, mat WIN
leave the Central Railroad ~ N"w-J"rFey station
a. : o'clock and make the run - Philadelphia IN
Two hours thereby enabling Mr.. Mckinney 10 al
dr,s. A meeting In that city to-nigli