The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
MKINLEY IS IN NEW YORK.
HE ENTERS THE STATE THRoUGH
CHIUTA UOUA COUNTY.

Speeches 81 Two Great Meetiass II Du--
kIrk IN the Arteruoor ssd st Three
Large Neeti.es - BuRsio N the Eveniss'
BUFFALO. Oct 25.-Gov. Mckinley made his
initial speech for Morton and the Republican
ticket at Dunkirk this afternoon.
The Governors party arrived at o A. NJ In
special car attached to the Lake Shore express
but as the first OF the two meetings had been
scheduled for . O'Clock he was enabled TO
take the first mornings rest that he hau en-
joyed for many weeks. The Opera House, with
It's capacity OF 1000. was packed long before the
opening OF the meeting. and thousands were I'M
able TO get further than the sidewalk.
Mayor Hequembour did tho introductory
honors. while the Hon. l.. p. Stearns offlciated
a. Chairman. tpon the stage draped with the
Stars and stripes. was life-size picture OF the
speaker Of the day, with the inscription our
President, fsD6-l9O0." When Gov. Mckinley
was presented the audience rose to It's feet and
cheered again and again. He had hardly COM
menced his speech when gray-bearded man
down front yelled
"Give us something about Hill"
You must pay your respects To MIR. Hill ON
the 9th Of November" was the response.
The audience reared and shouted, 1--WE will"
The Governor referred to inscription on one
Of the banners carried in the procession that
escorted him to the hall, and which read
Shingles have been made free. hut our mills
have shut down" and was emphasizing his
argument that 500 paid for foreign products
meant the loss Of that much wages at home,
when young man in the body OF the house rose
arid asked whether the men thus deprived OF
wages couldn't earn living at something else.
what could you put them at - demanded
the speaker.
PLENTY of things" was the reply PUT them
uiNe tne n moment
to ask a questIun9 | am open to conviction"
The audience yelled " Put HIM out, but the
Governor restored good humor with tho suH-
gestion that the Republicans were taking peo-
Pile In this year instead OF putting them out ana
then yielded two minutes of his time To the In
terrupter
The young man than said that his proposition
was that the natural resources OF the country
had yet to be developed. and that II We bought
OF others commodities that they produce cheap
err than we can, then labor could find other
channels ~ employ mpnt. more natural resources
would lie developed. and We could nnu mhrkeI
abroad for the resources OF this Development
ositicn had not the audience become impatien.
and compelled him IT, resume his seat anu tnen
Coy. Mckinley went ON to make his inquiry
Our young friend has been unfortunate IN
his argument he said There Is noLnnns o We
selves. thus employing labor and putting wages |
into circulation. Years ago our railroads were
told that we could not make them in this coun- |
try. We put tariff on them. and in 50 doing. |
industry. We were told that we could not make |
tin plate in this country. We put IA tariff on the
fSs. Tin prp psss nnd .Ss world we
told that we could not make watches IN the
United that Soo %Is get ,Ss% rS sr
was needed in their manufacture; Loud
lsughter.l We put tariff on Watches caMs, ana
the world and every one OF these millions Is
licking Hall Columbia lGrest applause;
industry of the wage Farmers OF the United
States cannot accomplish" ..,..
TO the audience to do their share toward giving |
a rousing majority to Morton and his colleagues
the state ticket ana to iGe snd Smos,
sentence was interrupted with Xociferous ap-
plause. After leaving the Opera House ne SPOKE
The departure for Buffalo was made at 9
to cheer and shout " Good-by" On his arrival
in Buffalo he was met by a reception committee
only ten minutes for hsndshaking and introduc-
tons for three meetings in as many distant
ss Sf NH Sw"y 70
Buffalo, where he spoke for twenty minutes TO
sstablisRmenss Of the dtstfc Then there was
another race against time TO Music Hall; Here
an audience Of 5000 impatebnhy AWAITED nassa MS
stage entrance the Governor had to be fairly
carried through the mob. Several of the escort
ing party were lost in the shuttle. Boys were
tramped under foot. and ladies' provided with
stage tickets were crushed and their clothing
torn. When the Governor appeared upon the
stage the vast audience yelled and cheered for
nearly Ave minutes, and there was a repetition
Df the denomination when he was introduced |
by sherman -. Rogers.
After speaking for over an hour he was driven
to the third meeting AT Harmonic Hall. In the
centre of the German district. Here his recep-
ton was equally demonstrative.
The Governor sleeps tonight in special car
for an early departure in the morning.
He speaks at Batavia at 4 A. NJ, and goes thence
Ia Rochester CanRndaigua, Pittsford, Geneva,
Seneca Falls, Auburn, Utica. and syracuse.