The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
ANOTHER day
OF Ovations ut the Home OF Mnjor
William Mckinley.
THOUSANDS OF WoRKINCMEN.
Fnr'nrr', Veterans aud Hmlnt,s Men
From Many Places IN Canton, ntur,lny
IN Spite OF Had Wcn.hcr-The Next Pres
Mr"t Addresses Each Ono u the Dslcya-
tions-t'rrHt Enthnslasm forthe I,epuD.
lirnn Standard ~i,raror.

- . INV 80
Ut u lively rate aud with tho sInrlr ox-
ccptlon OF Friday. Satur1ov ,,,nI,ho,
tho In c,st ,r,u,I =, ~ '''"e'
mr.. a.. VI ''e tnpalEh
"'"' "rrifals were railroad men
from Inc railroads entering Chicago.
They came In SECTIONS cnch n, mo -.
having n tra,, a.. 800 ~"
~, o,o,,, -. W u" "ceessary i"r
Om.' :" ah thcfd we're eleven
traihs. The first one arrived nj a.ls
anu at Intervals NJ Nftacp ,,i,,,o,
othcrs nrr,v,,t =. t,.' "'"'".''
,ro,, -. ~, I" NV nnehn'imc trains
',o"' '',er directions came In with loads
OF people t. be provided with shc,tc.
They were sent IA vorlor. hail. 80.
tho citv ,.,1o g.. Gus a'o"'
~ "''ue from inc ruilroad mon
."c scheduled for the day
were:
Republicans q, ,r,,,o, D., ..,
trim ,n,ds 49,. ' ~ t"o
works NJ utom 5he CnthcSie steel
ticna het Sse"ui people from Ftn.
New Cost,e n, "."ts.o"n, A.. T.. ana
Western W.. ~, rom points on the
rajlronI NJ, INV nort nnd pennsylvania
In Ina n "..i.ilL snortly attc' ihon
from cInrinno. s%o'nlnercial trnfcitrs
from p%jttsh,,str' s1nl'netcial trnvelcrd
frnm nnr,hnsn ~" II nu'noer or trains
Al II o'c,onh INV MtFe
vonia ds,er,, snn nrSt OF Inc i'ennsyl-
organized ~ nrt'Seu' IL n been
zrns ~ thnt t. sn anu Drought citi-
abo,,t / 0oo onJ 10y ~ me NUMBER OF
po,,r,nv Jc,. Nv w onnus, tam whS
tho M ~. w."a Wien NY nfrlVeu ana
IIo,isa To- ~ "Ne1i ~ Tue urhhd opera
Tho lawn sr.,o1 rausl' instead or on
the yIs,torq wcra S'na wtsheS OF
IdthGnlI n,d n. C.Td ~ zen. a. -
bo,h ~ oarI, -. ~ =, ". y. campbell,
nomdot SSnNInMu. MAJOR Mckinley re-
W.heM W., inc oIerh mouse stage
adIress ~ Mn!"r Mcl\iniey finished his
auuIess 10 Inc Hutton delegation he in
hrIooy ri, e'n.uI Iu.iom. VINO spoke
mo,rs, ,h ~ S.IA.or to'u OF me rivalry
NfctSinJe, r,"I..si - iuisc n plsgest
h.nn,. ",SSo' !tIeH. re toil IN q
ma,;n- 80 n"at '''eIe was hothinS the
,rbon ~ nv currency ana thht
o,tnm W. 1a'N1 was roper! adjusted
,r,. ~ 1i'ies ~ protection. the coun-
NJ nsI I ~ rlEht: confidence and
nnrnn' Mn oe RESTORED anu silver
"enn,"ston WI pe loreottcn.
Dut'ns thIs McetlnS, the delegation
nNIn the carnegie CITY mills. 1900
.ttp''h',a"" several Danus. came in, and
sL.ti was also held In the
opv'n mouse, l.. /. Brown. supertntend-
~ u the tniils.. introducing the party.
S"uS w. D'WeS, OF chicago. national
rsau4u4Fters came on q section of the
Shlc1so iraln ana during the morning
NT n was on q grounds.
:. u. Casad. OF the Chicago
G.iL western Fnclic Gold Standard
S'uo, Saln NJ l:;"o. ten trains complct-
iHs ny InicaEo railroad party had mr.
il'eu mere n $50 railroad men were
W tle Ihlcaso party alone.
one OF the many speeches. Mckinley
.ndde curing the day was the following
. o "orKlnHmen and veterans from AL
p"EE' Ia''
MY Comrades and Fellow Cttlzcns:-
II gives me great qualification to meet
al my fellow citizens and comrades in
inc wa from Allegheny county and the
STATE OF pennsylvania appreciate the
kihu ana generous messages which have
been presented to me In your behalf and
SlA 10 De assured that In Allegheny
connty IN 1876 o are faithful to RPpub-
lican principles and are Interested In the
interests OF the Republican cause. No
state IN the. Union knows murc about
the great doctrine Of n protective tariff
thar, the state OF Pennsylvania. No
STATE IN me union has felt tts benefits
more than yours, and no state In the
Union has suffered more firm It's with
drawal than yours. And no class OF
our population has suffered so much I'M
der n revenue tariff policy rs the labor
Ing people OF the country. | think that
you want the return of that splendid
protective policy under which for more
than thirty years We enjoyed prosperity
n under which We made this the
greatest mining. the greatest mnnufac-
turing and the greatest agriculture ma
ton or the world. (Applause). And
under which the manufacturers OF. this
country were enabled to pay better
age man were paid undc n revenue
ttrltt policy IN the hlatcryofonrcountry.
tapplause). am one OF those Americans
VINO believe that the American work
shop OUT he protected against the
foreign workshop. tremendous cheer
ing). believe American wOrkinEm.n
should be protected against the foreign
WORKSHOP. tremendous chGcrinE). |
believe thnt the American worklnginan
should ne detended by wise and judi
clous protective policy aglnst the work
lnEmen or the Old world. (tcnCwed
cheerlngl. In n word. ] believe that this
country Is ours. tApplausc). And we.
nrst O. all. are entitled to enjoy Its prirl-
leSes and us blessings,
me hrat 'hinG We want In this coun-
try Is plenty 70 40 and when We have
thnt' thenSwn want TO be paid In good
hlonty III WA. w 10 'I~Tehennhns
a~nplnuse). We neither want short work
nor snort dollars IN the United States.
We neither want free trade or free silver
In the United states. (Applause and
footing or horns). We want an 0rpor-
tunity to work and we want when VIC
have Improved that opportunity to be
paid In dollars that are worth az much
the week after they are received as on
i day OF their receipt Free trade has
cheated you In your 8 tcri"s or
You are right II hns'). And We do not