The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
GOVERNOR M'KINLEI.
BRIEF REPORT OF MS FL TITG TRIP
IHROUGH THE STATES.
n Fine Audience Greets Him at Columbus,
Ohio-He Welcomes the Sugar Plant
ers Into the Republican Ranks.

Columbus o., October 1i-David s. Ferris,
| secretary of the Louisiana republican COM
| nlttee. arrived here tonight and PERSONAL
! ~ urged Governor Mckinley to go to New
| Orleans on October 10th and address the
republicans and sugar planters Oh protec-
ton TO American industries. The governor
VIII not give a decision in the matter until
tomorrow night. He Is not inclined to ac-
cept the invitation, but it is generally
thought he viii conclude to 60 Today he
accepted the invitation If the republican
committee of Illinois TO speak again in the
campaign in that state, and will speak az
Oiney on the afternoon of October 10Th.
anu at Chicago the same night. TO do this,
ne VIII cancel his engagement to speak at
wheeling, w. Va. on October 10Th.
Governor Mckinley in Ohio
Columbus, O.. October IA fine audience
of about 1000 people greeted Governor Me
kiniey az the Fourteenth Regiment armory
this evening, where he made his first ana
only speech here il the present campaign.
There were many ladies present. ana e!ee
club sang campaign songs. Three hundred
students frora the State university applaud
ed occasionally with the college yell. Ex-
Attorney General George X. Nash presided
Governor McKinley's speech for the most
part followed the one he made at Findlay
three weeks ago very closely. lie welcomed
the democratic sugar planters OF The south
into the republican party. Ii had ever
failed when it had power to protect south
eln as well northern industries, he said.
McNiniey TO speak in New crirapa.
Columbus o., October 1.-The following,
telegram was sent by Chairman c. ~. =
Dick of the Ohio republican committee to-
night to Secretary ID. S. Ferris OF the
Louisiana republican committee III care OF
the Fifth Avenue hotel, Kew York;
''Responding to your urgent appeal. and
that of those when you represent, Cover
nor Mckinley has consented IL speak III
New Orleans, and we have Cancelled en-
gasements already made in Ohio so rs TO
allow him to speak III your city Saturday
night. October GOTH
Governor Mckinley was decided IN the
matter by telegram from the republican
ational congressional committee urging
him to go 10 New Orleans.
Campbell Speaks.
Mansfield, o., October 1.-THE opening |
OF the state democratic campaign here TO- |
day was not up to expectations. Neither !
Speaker Crisp, OF Georgia. nor Senator |
voorhees,. of Indiana, was mere, although |
they were advertised chief attractions. |
Campbell was the only stellar |
celebrity. The city was filled with people,
however, anu Mir. Campbell addressed a
large crowd in the city park this afternoon.
There were speeches also by A. W. Thur
man, Colonel y. W. Taylor and others.
Ionight there was a parade, fireworks and
speaking by local orators.
hcNinIcy Makes Five Speeches
columbus. o.. October Ex-Governor Nc
hinley made five speeches today. He left
columbus at $50 O'Clock this morning and
spoke 10 Il large crowd at Greenviile, Darks |
county, at o'clock. He spoke at Celona. |
Mercer county, at noon. forty minutes be-
ING allotted to him there. At St. AIary's, |
L short distance east, ne made a short
speech and arrived at Lima, Allen coun-
> late in the afternoon, where an ovation
awaited him. Tonight tbs governor spoke
It Fostoria. A big parade preceded the
meeting and a crowd OF several thousand
people heard him speak later. The gov
srnor's trip today was a series of ovations
,rowds gathering at every =4a+i>>.'ss4'v ~
nm. ,.u.ls 70 the engineer that the MN
rum speed must not fan below sixty mics
n hour the special train carrying Governor
FcKinIev 10 the Crescent City lett mere
yer tho Cincinnati Southern road at 11o
clock this morning. The party, with the
GOVERNOR included Mr.. David 5. Ferris, sec
ctary OF the Louisiana state central re-
,1bIio.n committees; Attorney General |
,;cnor5s of O.io. Dr. A. +. Richardson, of |
columbus. o.; Hon. James VI. Glenn, pres
dent of the Cincinnati Chammr OF |o'n-
,,orce: Hon. Joseph +. Smith, iate librarian
# Ohio. and representatives OF the Two
,ress associations.
only one stop is scheduled IN the hiiie
G-nllG TRIP. anu TINS Is 81 @@'--N-
,here Governor Mckinney will make ilVe-
minute speech from the rear of the car
mt il is probable that in response 20 uF-
-ent demands. 2 brief stop will be mace aI
,tber points between Lexington and Ne"
Orleans. -
immediately after his speech IN the Cres-
cent Citv Saturday night. Governor -hcfll-
Law yvin leave in order 10 keep his engage
nents at Huntington and Charleston, W.
Va on Nioudav afternoon ami evening.
Urgent kilograms were received TINS morn
inc from leading republicans OF NASHVILLE
asking the governor to make new cAsase
meat before election day III CONSEQUENCE u
tho canoe ton of his appointment IN that
city last night and in response the to'SS,ioI
expre .,sed his Willingness TO comply u lae
Ohio state c, mmittcc can cancel s-"'e
late after the Chicago meeting.
SpeuEsa ut ChastanoSGn.
C,hattaoooea. Tenn October 19.-Gover-
,,or ErcKiplev reached here at O'Clock this |
evening on = special train en- route from /!
Co,,,nbia. o. to New Orleans. The speciai |
troin was met at the Central station by /
a committee OF prominent citizens 'oI Chat-
tanoosa. 81 |
Cove~nor Mckinley left the car and adj
dressed 4, crowd of 4,o01 people from the |
FROM nlaform of the depot. He spoke near
u, rwrntv minutes and was warmly ap-
nIauded by the large and appreclaoiFe~'"-
dience. ,-... Tho
governor and party drew out OF I'M -
station on the regular tram Tor New VI
,.er,s ,rd viii raach there at 1 O'Clock 20
morrow.
INVADED THE SoUYH-
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