New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

MAJOR MKINI,EY AND OTHERS STOKE.
canton Ohio June 27-The nomination of Nc
v,n,ev was ratified with pomp and ceremony
,,ts afternoon. The outpouring OF people lro'"
,,ove,and and other cities of Eastern Ohio was
..rv large They began coming into the city
:, an early hour in the morning. AT O'CLOCK
,,,s evening delegations were still arriving.
All dav long crowds hung about the Mckinney
.o and a lively stream of callers poured IN
:. ,ba gate There is evidence on every mana
.ha, Major Mckinley holds firm and high place
T., the hearts Of the people of Canton ana East
srn Ohio. a
The speaking this afternoon was from stano
,-acted at one end of vacant lot The mesuhs
was presided over by Judge W. r. Day. OF Cah-
,on who made pleasant speech ana iii'ro
,,ced President Wolcott, of the Tippecanoe Ciuo.
vr Wocott made a short address. and was toi-
,oued by General c. H. Grosvenor. the latters
,ome as Mckinney worker had gone oefore
him. and he got most cordial welcome. Inc
.sa,rman introduced him as the recognized
leader of the Republican House of Representa-
lives The crowd greeted this statement with
loud cheers.
GENERAL. GROSVENOR'S SPEECH.
Speaking Of the issue of the campaign General
crosvenor said The Republican Convention at
ns ancient political faith, nor did it announce
any new doctrine. 1t stands to-day as shown
,v IFS platform where 1t stood from 1861 all
along the shining pathway 1t has journeyed'
psar IN mind it was the Republican party which
enacted the law authorizing the issue of the
rrAenbaclx dollar; and proclaimed as the solemn
rurrose Of the country that the greenback should
be a demand upon the Treasury for dollar, as
GOOD as the dollar of the best and richest coun-
trv on earth 1t was the Republican party which
redeemed that promise, and gave dollar IN soid
4, the holders of each dollar of their money.
.Tbere Is not one dollar which to-day passes
current in the United States and is respected
,he world over which does not owe its value and
rarity to the wisdom and the patriotism OF the
republican party. The silver question, now so
soon to be National issue between the men OF
souna-monev idea and the Populstic 50-cent |
dollar advocates, is a convenient mask 10 moe |
hsbind by the party. which. coming into power
4, 1sq3 proceeded to destroy the industries or
the country and plunge the Treasury into IN
solvency. That Is the real issue u ''''' '"'''
paign.
"Tba answer to this question and issue will come |
.ror, the nss,ple The people always settle the real
,ssuss The people have decreed that we shall
raise money sufficient TO maintain our Treasury |
and that we shall not borrow 1t from Europe.
They have decreed that We shall build up a mar
ket for our products Of farm. factory ana mine
They have 6ecreed that We shall furnish employ
ruent for our own labor at home and pay 1or IL
good wages. and shall not pay our money for the
products Of the labor Of Europe"
A POPULAR SPEAKER OF CLEVELAND.
lanes H. Hoyt. Of Cleveland followed General
Grosvenor His speech the most humorous OF
me day. and was heartily applauded
The city Of St Louis has been 1 ys'ed "a Py 3ovr wo snd
lesl behind them lasting, but dHersnt resuitsc - of
was born Of dlsorn ana the % oner ,s malevolent
and the other magnificent one was telr!oie, aia1
o. Democracy for the reason that 1t demolished in |
moments the labor OF years; Ior the reasI At I
ana sorrow and pain were caused by H. But nav
said that the other cyclone was nagnncent.. y, ~
hurt no one and II helped many 1t came not 10
DESTROY: it came 10 comfort and refresh. 1t blew
the clouds OF disaster from rne pontcal nor or
ion and cleared the atmosphere. Tne Weeds OF Tree
sys ~'ir ~ Win Irresistible yet gentle might It
ycSeS ID Mckinley and Hobart and carried them
isad Of i6S column II carried Hanna quite a ways
.orwarl too. and II gave General Grosvenor con-
We are met here to-day 10 rejoice and be thank.
sul for the results of the Republican cyclone that
hew last week az 81 Louis. We are all to be con-
yoa OF canton because your beloved fellow-tcwns-
GOhlo because fellow citizen has been selected
BY the voice Of our people to MI tne most maJesnc J
ssc the people Of the tinted States are 10 be con,
i.:ula''d because aiter the an OF March' 1887,
gnonymo for patriotism; who stands forth as the
representative OF everything that is truly American
snd whl. with large heart and large minded re-
gard for the rights OF other people stn holds n
interests Of hs own countrymen as paramount. we
ere be cOngra tulateJ because by his mere nomi-
na.0n ne American manufacturer has begun to
take heart and the American laborer hae begun TO
PUCK up courage
WHAT THE NOMINATIONS MEAN.
Yr
Republican party proposes to see 10 it in the future.
a. always has in the past. that dollar of Amer
han money shall be worth hunlred cents, not only
IL his country. but in every quarter of the earth.
u Insists that the stricken soldier shall not be paid
hs ps s7a In deprecated currency that the
wages % the atorer shall be cut in half; that
Anesca shall be MeXlcanized. and that the obl-
Ez5ns OF the Government shall be redeemed in the
best moncy-in gold-untl such time as by inter
iatona agreement. silver can be made as good as
I'D, i again proclams the Monroe Doctrine. and
snnounc-s 10 the world that II, seventy-odd years
ago w!ca It first eIuncated 1t not ma
soaa enough 10 prevent foreign aggres~ions on
American soH. the Republican party viii take the
Fesent occasion 20 enlarge its scope.
eries - revive our merchant marine 1t is grand
l<ifvn There is not an unpstrio.ic sentiment or
y n ,cy TG sand m D. 'q Mr. q whney M eyoS S
sns with a statement the other day, have
mrr Mr.. Whltney said that he hal given up
an n ci Journey 10 Europe in order that he
hst at home and endeavor 10 save the Demo
srsic lIty from complete annhilation. Why MT
hmtnt should have thought II necessary TO do this
am a loss 10 understand. Why not let the old
aS
NAME TO CONJuRE VICTORY.
Whe the great French Napoleon at the
fsn,h e. his power. the light Of victory always
saone BON the faces OF his soldiers. before the
nsl sn' had been fired the battle had been be-
fan Tie faces Of the followers Of the great Amer
can Mar con. strong IS their confidence In his
-sdersiip so gcal il his name. so capturing ms
yssonaty are 1lready ligdened By the glory OF
coming triunI and that too. even before the
eemy has torn his Ines We shall win great