New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
PAYING HONOR TO M'KINLEY
PENNSYLVANIANS WILL VISIT CANTON
IN GREAT FORCE TO-DAY

TWO SPEECHES TO BE MADE BY THE REPUBLI-
CAN LEADER-HE RECEIVES MANY con-
cRATULATIoNs ON THE RESULT OF
THE INDIANAPOLIS CONVENTION
Canton, Ohio. Sept 4.--The delegations from
Pittsburg and Beaver County, Penn. which
coming here tomorrow premise 20 be 80 large
that Major Mckinley has decided to make two
speeches instead of one. he at first Conterl-
plated doing. The first speech will be made about
11:3O o'clock in the morning to the delegation
from Beaver County. The second speech will oe
at about half-past 3 o'clock to the Pttsburg
labor delegation.
This evening Major Mckinley received dis
patches from two more delegations asking him
If he could receive them. The commercial tray-
ellers of Pttsburg and It's neighborhood have
asked to come September ID. and the Kepub-
lcan clubs Of New-Albany have Informed him
that they have arranged TO come on that day.
An effort will be made 10 arrange another date
for the travelling men. 80 that they may have
the day for themselves.
Among Major McKinley's callers to-day was
Colonel w. A. Stambaugh, OF Kansas. who is
making few Republican speeches In this State
Colonel Stambaugh says that the Republicans
and Sound Money Democrats have a hard fight
gently and intelligently they will carry the State
for Mckinley by more than 10000
l.. r. Hunt. an editor of Mankato Mimi, was
another caller. He recognizes the fact the Re-
pubcans have no walk-over in Minnesota but
assured Major Mckinley that Sound Money
timent was gaining ground every day, and that
IL would prevail.
Primrose and West, the minstrels called on
Major Mckinley this afternoon and were pleas
antly received. They told a number Of amusing
stories and invited Major Mckinley to their
performance.
The following dispatch. received this afternoon
was read with satisfaction by Major Mckinley:
New-York, Sept. ito Hon. William Mckinley.
Canton Ohio: The business men Of Broadway,
an American flag bearing the names Mckinley
honor the event with your presence. Accept our
best wishes for your Lotion by IN overwhelming
majority WILLIAM y. MONTAGUE.
Among other dispatches received to-day were
the following:
Atlanta Ga, Sept, i-Hon. William Mckinley:
one hundred Atlanta business met last night
and organized the Atlanta Business Mems Club
2'coo strong r. II. MARTIN.
IndianapoIis Sept; THE II brew American Nc
bers; success to the cause.
st. Louis, Sept 4-Commercial travellers OF
s. Louis send you greeting. The Commercial
night; membership 2iS The boys will render a
good account OF themselves in November.
L. A. PHILLIPS. President.
Major Mckinley is receiving many messages
from political friends. cOngratulating him on
the result OF the Indianapolis Convention. His
friends are all of the opinion that the nomina-
tion of a Sound Money Democratic ticket makes
Illinois doubly certain for Mckinley. well as
other States that thought doubtful.
Major Mckinley has decided to go to Zoar. a
quaint religious community. about twenty miles
south of here, to spend a short time next week.
He is going for rest and will not attempt any
serious labor while there
General" Coxey made freesilver speech on
the courthouse steps to 200 Populiss and Bry
an Democrats this evening COxey and Carl
Browne two of the most enthusiastic and
persistent froe-silver advocates in Ohio.