The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-20

was surrounded by my nelghburs q
fellow citizens who did not 80 90
Louis and my friends from AlllaftOe y
MassIiidn, and then came 40 NOR
them from the city OF Akron last nll
With all these tokenS, ! was deeply ttk
profoundly impressed, but some now ~
words spoken by thtglr'three gentlgnl q
surrounded as am By their nse1eii
who iourneyed together 10 st. Lou
some how they have touched me n
deeply and sounded the depths Qt {llk
heart more profoundly than Anyti
that has gone before. In this ahql
to-day are representatives from AZ
counties which for years ConStituttq a
conversational district and with Rht'
have been associated all my life.
A large body nf my fellow citizens ~
here from Trnmbull county, the plae
my birth. (Great applause)
number are here from MahonfhR cga
(ChesrA from MahoninR Citiz9nal
place where spent all my boyh0odl
county where received my cuue ,aii
and from which enlisted In the var
the preservation Of the union way
in 1851. cloud and contlnuoug g
lpR), And around me are the
friends, for from Mahonlng eoun
came 10 Stark nearly thirty Year,
You have NIL been tny. frieaa4
since. And the Enod people OF Iriiitl y
county and the good people Of MAhg u
and the western reserve which We
long represented In the national ~
by Gifdings and Wade and the i'm
tai GARFIELD. (Applause).
And, my fellow citizens, VIII
add that / thank cnrh and every 81
YOU from the bottom OF my heatt
these manifestations ~ your fSiene q
yolir devotion and your lpyaltyt ~
Won seem 10 have brought what
went for, those whom you lett p
want me TO say that we are glad
ynu home sga!a." tTbe crowd
united in three rousing cheera tql q
next Presldent.)
By this time the New party 70 4
ceeded In forcing It's way 10 ~
piazza. led by Hon. John u, Mlue1
It took some time for doTetl
Kihley to get through the hou
through the crowd IN the han
his eastern visitors.
Mr.. Mtih8Iiand mounted tie
ana presented ex-senator Wafnyl
er, who said:
senator aIlllsr's saIntatteaf
Ladies' and gentlemen: ! thou Il
proper on our way home from 4
Louis convention to call here and Y
our respects to the man who has q
honored BY the Republican party pl
who IS your fellow citizen ana y 4-
Dor. II has been my privilege y a9E
Governor Mckinley for neafy.fA ~
years, and Il gives me great plel =
assure him on behalf of the Hepn H
OF the state Of New York thlt ~ Z Z
give to him and TO the princlp ~
he represents the largest TuA5 %
November that has ever been, u q 70
any presidential candidate iAinel tfs
organization OF the governnien -
cheers.) h,
The Republicans Of New york Pe
second TO none In the whole cotipt ~
their loyalty 90 the party N their e Is
and their labora for It's suceq e
have but moment TO spend ders y
therefore do not wish % t4 u
your time In making a speeei.sl f re
here simply 70 take the hand ~, e. 4.
nor Mckinley and to assure Inn rs
affection and lOve Of the people q w
York.
And now gentlemen Of the Alcl 'ey
League Of the state Of New fqE y
gives me great pleasure to- ihtf e
to you Governor Mckinley. ti3q fer-
ous cheerlnR.)
Governor McKInley's appe4ranc fhs
the signal for great 1vHtlpu nln
comparative silence had beeh .teal otlp-
ed Mckinley responded as, fpil1l
my Fellow Citizens Of New vi y
gives me very great pleasurq 70 |
and greet you here at my home g aS'
Il was most gracious on yOur pa 70
have paused In your jourtteY ne
east long enough to give me itiie I.
ure otm Getting you face to face And
nothing could have been more eEfee-
able to me than TO be presented ne
members OF the Mckinley Ie1g ~
the state Of New York by my ola ilH,
long member OF the house OF repi :
tntiYeR at Washington, Senn4nt llcr.
(.ong applause,l El
II was glad to meet ara tolBreQ al1i.
All We have to do this year, my ~
citizens, IL 10 Keep close to tlte r. Plh.
(ChAerB.) Hearken to the voice Z ne
people; then faith In the people, nl9f
we do that, the people VIII WIN 9i Us
a triumph for that great ma .f1pl
principle which, in all the years ne
past has given us plenty ard pt Qef-
ity." CGreat cheerinE) III
The New Workers. were even l1e ems
thusiastic than the 0htoafs 70 the et-
ing they gave Governor McKihlet iho
responded 10 their ovation u q cts
ous manner.
The New Workers. gave anqthe oll1d
Of applause and departed foFitheif| ID
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