The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-19
Republican Candidate Banning
With Gooi Health and
Good Hun1or.
WALKS HOME FROM CHURCH
GENERAL AIGER AND GENERAL
HOWARD WE'RE WITH HIM.
Alscr Reports Tint He and His Com
pnnions Have. Had Enthusiastic
Receptions Everywhere and Makes
Mckinley Feel Goed BY Telling
Him There is No Doubt hut That
He VIII Be Elected.

CANTON, O., Oct. 1S-When Major
Mckinley looked out of his window this
morning. he saw the first snow of the
season, and later in the day he OBJ
served that it was d fortunate thing
the storm prevailed today instead of
yesterday, as there were nearly $4,000
strangers in the city.
Major Mckinley Is beaming with
good health and good humor today,
end has thoroughly recovered from the
fatigue incident to the arduous labors
of Saturday. He went to church this
morning; the veteran Union generals
went with him. He walked home
from church in the whirling snow
under an umbrella with General AL
ger on one side and General .. q.
Howard on the other.
The train bearing the Union generals
arrived early this morning. On 1t were
General and Mrs. R. A. Alger, Gen
eral Sickles, General Thomas A. Stew
art Of Pennsylvania, General o. o. How
ard, General George A. Marden Of
Massachusetts, Corporal James Tan
ner, Major j. w. Burt of Illinois, Col
onel G. O. Hopkins of Detroit, Colonel
l. n. Walker of Indianapolis. The
whole party dined with Major McRin-
ley this afternoon. They leave for a
trip through eastern Ohio in the morn
ing after holding meeting here at
80.
General Alger said this afternoon:
I'VE have had enthusiastic meetings
everywhere. We visited twenty three
towns and travelled about 5000 miles.
Major Mckinley will be elected and
his popular vote will be surprisingly
large
ENCOURAGING NEWS.
Major Mckinley has heard great
deal of encouraging news today and
it does not all come from politicians.
F. o. Mccormick, passenger traffic
manager of the Big Four system, is
one of the most widely acquainted
businessmen in the central and border
southern states. He said today:
Il have talked with fully hundred
well-informed men representing all
shades Of political faith and Thought
within the week, and have been over
a considerable portion of the country.
A great change has taken place in
public sentiment since the first of Sep
TENDER in Indiana, Illinois. Michigan,
Kentucky, Iowa and Minnesota. /
have taken pains TO discuss the situa-
ton with many workingnen in many
places, and l find the silver sentiment
everywhere declining with surprising
rapidity. The feeling that Mckinley
is likely to win obtains in the business
world, and the railroads are feeling
the evidence of returning confidence
in very considerable increased traffic
THIS WEEKS PROGRAMME.
A good many delegations viii visit
Canton this, week. Wednesday, which
is Illinois day, will be memorable
sne, and Saturday promises 10 be
lively. The delegations scheduled are
as follows:
october 19-@sound money Demo-
Gratis and Republicans of Minnesota;
business men Of sewliskley, Pa.
October 2e-East End Mckinley
club of Cleveland; Sixth district Mary
land ard second West Virginia district
Republicans.
October 21-Illinois DAY; Garfield
club OF Warren. o.; Young Mems
Marching club OF Massillon.
October 22-Marietta Ohio Republic
an club; GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Rspublic-
October 2s-Anlericus Cub of cleve-
land; Armstrong County. Pa. Rs15;ib-
lean clubs; tY97neiIsville, New York,
Mckinley clubs.
october 24-Empicyees Of Erie Rail-
way company from Huntington. In
diana; railway men OF Missouri aad
southern Illinois; Republicans of Pied
mont, w Va; Railway Sound Money
club of tire United States; cofored citi-
Gems OF Pittsburg; British Americans
Mckinley cub Of Cuyahosa county.
o.: cftfzsEs OF Henry county, o., and
Hzrwoads Lurroerraans' Exchange of
Chicago.