The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-08-27
CUT THE WAGES IN TWO
K'kINLEY's IDEA OF THE RESULT
or DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
Many Pennsylvanians Visit the Re-
publican Candidate Mt His
Home In Ohio.

and farmers, mechanics and other arti-
sans from Newcastle, Elwood and 9TH
or narts of Iavrence county Pennsvl
,a,a .a,..os CO., c.,,,. .h,s ,,o,.,-
ri, -,
"e 'i' SPeN'"' ''"'"S w. w
more ONO 10 can on Major Mchiu-
ley. They reached Canton shortly be-
| fore noon. When they paraded to the
Mckinley home. 5000 people crowded
| over the lawn and surged into the
streets, Bands played, a thousand en-
thusiastic voices cheered, cannons
| doomed and steam calliopes added
noise to the medley. People stood in
the rain for an hour waving banners.
and beating tin helmets. Among the
notices on the banners WERE "We want
| back good old Mckinley times" "We
| want furnaces and factories started,
not rich mems silver mines" Honest
money and a chance to earn it,
jackson Introduces Mckinley.
Th presentation was made by ex-
congressman oscar j. jackson, VINO
said: Your nomination was not op-
tained by self seeking, neither was 1t
the result OF accident or the Impulse
OF the moment. 80 carefully hao pup
lie sentiment designated you as ut
man for the place, that the convention
seemed Tor the purpose OF ratifylng IN"
nomination. We are to honor you as
the most distinguished friend of the
American system OF protection. We
| know this system benefits all classes
equally, and we have enjoyed fair
share Of prosperity that attended It,
1t will not admit of doubt that a large
majority are now in favor of protec-
tion. That Is the real question to be
settled this year. and we want to do
our part to keep this before the peo-
ple.
1--WE consider the much talked of
money question a false issue raised by
designing men for selfish purposes. Re-
nublicans are not asking for any
change in this rasnact For MANY wears
we had rood money and we only want
/, Lant g,oa We orc not ,,aonla
thot sho,,Id oo hocL an cham moor
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! "Mr Jackson and NV FelIow-Citizens
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eo,,,, tho oitivens or ,,a,ghbor,ns -tot,
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: graat satjsroction tbe message u,hict
l e,o,,,. aIoo,,ant sno,,os,,a, hr,,,gs ne
that tho noon,a of penns,,vonio hov,
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8 ,,,.+' ,,o,,o 90 ~, sovotion to tha ,,raa
n,.,nc,nIas or tbe ren,,hlican marty ond
which ,v,,, ,,,va 70 tha ren,hlicon 10,
t,nnaI t,cl,at an ,or,va1ed ronu,lica,
1 mo ioritv fcrias of syva viii do tha,
) ou ,s,,,,, -, Nor s,,,o.,,od ea,iou
4 c,,ivans not tbis &c CO yva ba,,o ~,
three Years of hitter exnerience unda,
, tbe nolicv which tho renuhIican rat,
: always onnosed and there has hoo,
nothing in nv experience to win MS I,
that policy but everything to increas
= our devotion TO the old policy of pro
I lection. which stands opposed to II
n (Applause.)
my fellow-citizens. the earnes
,, thought OF the people this year is di
rected to the present condition of tn
i country and how best to improve II
This is the thought of every mind AM
the prayer OF every soul. Nobody !
Il satisfied with our unfortunate busne5
y conditions. and the great body of peo
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