The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-11
OHIO CAMPAIGN OPENS
sherman. Mckinley and For
aker Speak at Cleveland
70 A VAST MULTITUDE.
Mckinley Declares Foraker WIN BE
senator, and Condemns the Tariff
That Doesn't Raise Revenue.

s.-s,1Ae,a. O.. sept I0-Twenty-hve
.ss~ssr9 visitors were IN the city today a.
- ~1angng q the Republican state cam
f.n The most distant portions Of the
80 vrere REPRESENTED Green county got
ea1 for the greatest delegation ia lire.
- sherman. Gov Mckinley. Chair
- Eurtz and Gen. Jones arrived a.
- Fx-Csov. Foraker arrived at II
a.eto~x ard all Iuuched az Gen. Bushnelfs
sesne TIE city was handsomely decorated
arsa rarads started al lZ.s0 p n, and Il
- nver thirty minutes, four, six and
-, abreast. 20 pass given point The
80 grounds never in their history rad
- : crowd. The speaking began at 2,38.
cara.or sherman was introduced by
,.s.sryoa, T.ay. and was followed Dy Gen.
,sexsnalI. who vas followed ~ Gov. Ne
sysylsv Fr-Gov. Foraker followed Me
gs-isv ard Gen Jones. the candidate for
.lsnsenart governor. Hon. James Hoyt, OF
GODDARD. and state Auditor Poe. OF CO.
,grsbsg spoke briefly.
.ser calling on Ohio Republicans to
..srs bv sheir principles IN ,r.-
800 as they had IN adversely.
,ss,s Mckinley presented . historical
.seteh showing that Ohio has established
- tight 70 be called a Republican state.
IL smoke particularly of the senatorial
elections. he SAID
49, senator. Wade and sherman. This
- issC we are going 20 resume our
srttssl ofaee Mr. Foraker viii take the
=, nj Mr. Pffcc Ohio Republicans are
,..fsaS firmly and resoIately on that propo-
seton The Republicans are TO be congTat-
,siz.e5 that they have no rival candidates
sar the ITalte3 States senate. We have 10
ssess., among ourselves. Our contest is
.,fsre,v with the Democratic party. al
ssiIsrenres ana divisions that have here
Store existed should be swept away now
80 fo-evsr. and all Republicans should
vaiIv a. one man 10 secure majority IN
lash branches o. the legislature. which
shaN make certain and triumphant the
.leef.oa 10 the United States senate OF ex-
Gov Foraker the choice OF the Republi-
& ns OF the state.
Gov. Mckinley summarized the plat
forms OF the Republican and Democratic
psrties r. Ohio. He congratulated the
nAonie that a; last the Ohio Democracy
had declared for sound money. After crl-
tielsiug the foreign policy Of the Cisve-
land administration. the governor said
that the root OF the contention In OHIO Is
me tariff. The Democratic party OF Ohio
has changed its Views since September.
l.s4 and is II nov willing that the pro-
,sctsye duties that are retained by the
priee-( ,0rman- W ilsou act shall remain
and the lax be A permanent settlement or
faa tariff question. Is a law using the
language of Cleveland which puts, the
wool OF the farmer on the free list and
protects the production OF coal and iron
ore hy corporations and capitalists 20 re-
celye the approval Of the people OF Ohio
bv their votes In November neNtF Ny
friends there is one objection 20 the Law,
II there were no other which must make
is Derrnanency impossible. II falls 10 raise
the revenues for the daily expenses OF the
government That would condemn II in
the Judgment Of the American people.
whatever difference they might have on
the question Of protection and free trade"
Figures were given 10 prove that there.
was always a surplus under the Repuhll-
can tariff law of iS90. but always a de-
feiency under the Democratic Law OF
f@i Said Mckinley. 1T is loudly pro-
claimed throughout the Democratic press
that prosperity has come. ! sincerely
hope that II has. IL will only come when
the Democratic party is voted out of pow
er IN every branch Of the national gov
eminent"
on the financial question he said: In
The frs; two years. under the financial
policy OF Mr.. Cleveland administration
which Is so warmly commended by the
Springfield convention. the country has
heen compelled 10 borrow $i6S. 900 goo. ard
the maintenance Of the gold reserve now
depends on a syndicate OF foreign ana
home capitalists who are under contract
TO preserve tho credit Of the nation until
the first day Of OctobeT-a syndicate UNI
known 70 the laws and unrecognized ty
the government. hired TO sustain the
credit Of the government. What spec
tacls
On money the Republican party stands
where has always stood-for good
money. whether gold. silver or paper. all
% he under the national authority al all
times and everywhere. and interchange
able, and ~ which We honestly measure
tae exchanges % the people and deceive
AID cheat nobody. It must be as sound
aaa strong as the government Itself. and
As free from stain or faint as the flag
q oar country"
Gov Foraker spoke Al great length.
lie II e SPECIAL stress on the failure Of the
Democratic administration 70 carry out
ls pledges, and specified what he be-
Leved Il be Injurious statutes passed hy
taal party He declared that i's advent
'aio power was the beginning OF tho
ee1niry's distress. which had been en-
danced ty rs subsequent acts He picked
. Pieces ;he platform adopted by ere
bsmocrat.c convention ard attributed the
return 81 prosperity 70 the recent Rcpuh-
lean victories ef the ratis