The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

Canton. Ohio. Jure eo-Thls has been =
Gay o. Tn buckets. bz1zerx. canes va.z-
lies. neTns and speeches Promoters zE4
operatives % the ftng.zfe In4asgry have
PAID ths4- respects 70 TIE Statesman who
they prore8nce tse.r grAstest champion
a o-g dsiegatA0n q tinplszs mlE work ng-
flen from SEies. wh@r~ MAJ Ickinisy
Was born. arrlyed a. o'elock rh@ Niles
delegation wsS NEST enthusiasts n their
reception &C Mckinley. TNenty-cne ear
iosds from y Whselsns ". Va fosl0 xeG sne
Niles Gesegztior. Tne 3ejsxafisa ws=
made cd largely Of WORKING men OF he Is
Bslle Iron & T.n1l&te Co. Of that csty.
They esas Il fwe sections. ths first beng
represented b. Hen. " r. Curtis. "a
spokesman The snp.zte party marched
and counfe-znsresed ard Tuaae way for
tia= Seeord WneAisng 1eieEa tor Con-
grssxxpan Donner. 90 Wess Virginia. in
tro1ncsa tn@ members OF tbs delegation
"a "the nzoun.a nesrs Of West Virginia.
whose Republicanasn s as grand as their
h1.z''
Tonfght :he demonstrations OF enrhass-
asn we're as marked as sxcr. Iz~Es Can
ton ae.egatl9rs loirs3 ne out-of-toEn yis-
isors from Nheesng aa5 SiseEhsTs w.fh
hanas of music sns m4ae a zreat are-
works d.Splay ara parzsea hy the MeKin-
icy home. TAe F7oFissa aaarfstts. Of c5ave-
iare. teaasrss sSresa&e. as al The
Canal Driver drum corps and the Niles
Glse Club
Gov. Mckinley before lnnch ordered Als
6sloie sestaS sGTry. with his big wh.fe
e0rse, and took drive. holding tes re.ns
himself wlth htrn xere Cornelius Bliss.
Gen. Horace Porter and Gen. McCook.
Tpon thslr resuT- President ". II. Logan.
% tbs Business 2an's Association. -
Zanssv.ils. waited upon the governor. an
nouucins thai 1903 people % his city. some
Z So -
Monday evening. kilograms announced
the Coming OF an immense delegation
from WhessIng ~. Va BsslaIre. Niles.
McKiniey's nir;hplacs. ard Youngstown
A. l@s9 ?. n. 8 dispatch announced shat
afteen car loads of ne1nse were an roate
20 Canton = greet Mckinley from Fort
Wayne. ard woaid reach Canton shortly
after c'c}eck
Ahaer Mckinley. The Eovsrnov's brother.
n company Rith a number nf the New
1erkeFs. called upon Aolhsr Mckinley,
s. years Cd. az hsr modest home.
At 10 the noted Grand Army band. OF
Canton, whIch headed the bfg Tippecanoe
Club party from Cleveland 70 s. Laufs.
and Joined in the great Mckinley conveu-
tion denoaslrasson. s>ren8ced Gev. Nc
kiniey az his hcnse. Immediately after the
arrival OF ths train. He acknowledged
the serenads. saving.
AF-f4f.~-tste-l Ai AfaM tsEA84l AEft8t &f4slA
II is very canss6erats q you after your
ercueus lahor- Of the saSs week and your
long journey 20 ccrae ard pay u this COM
plirnent. assure you & is appreciated.
both by myself ard Mrs. McKialey.
Cornelius y Bliss sa.i 20 the Associated
Press representative thai New York gaab3
mn@oubtedsy Be solid anI enthusiastic for
Mckinley. although e was certain that
none Of the candidates mentioned for the
vice presidency In the Empire State could
possibly have carried the unifeA party
strength. gentleman near BY referred
Mr. Bliss 20 Mr.. Mrhclsr4s address in
presenting Warner Miller 20 the gathering
IN front % Mckiniey's horne last night.
and speaking OF him as the next governor
% New York. Mr. Eliss said =. thaazhf
that was a matter TOO early fox coasiaera-
tloa AZ this tire.
A recorder OF The LOYAL LseSion OF Ohio
wrote: ''C{ncir ~ June - TseS-Na50r
Mckinley Dear SIR ar7 CoTraa nton -
White politics ~ the organic lax. has
no place IN IRIS order. there Is no uroni-
b,tion aratrst the expression % natural
PRIDE when tie peopie % the nation thrice
tnake Tecrisifion upo1 the comraan4ary
saF . chief magistrate of the republic.
Yours tru,y. n. r. Charherisir'
Ex-Pres.dsnf Harrison sent this auto
ETs7h letter. NY Dear Governor: I beg
% extent nay hearty congratulations upon
80 nomination ani express my conA-
dcnre shat the people wil IN November
Tatlsy the work % the ST. Louis couyen-
tioa-~