Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
M'KINLEY OVATION.
Farmers and Mechanics Visit lhe Re-
publican Candidate.
SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE TUnS OUT.
liar ds Play, Cannuus loom Na'ing
OF Bann,rs aud Speech
Mtkng.

MlknE.
CANToS, Ohio, Aug. 29.-rwo thou.
tand farmers, mechanics and other
citizens Of New Castle, Elwood and
other parts q Lawrence county,
Pennsylvanis, elafted Tor Canton this
morning, Ia special trains over tho
Baltimore ami ohio to call on Major
Mckinley. Thoy reached Canton
shortly before naoD. When they
parnicd the Mckinley houe, COCO
people crowded over tho lawn and
turs,d into tho street, iho bands
played, Thousands OF en'husiaatic
voices oheered, cannons boomed and
steam caiiiopoa Rdded noise 20 the
medley. The people stood In the rain
tor an hour, waving banners hnd beat
Ing tin helmets.
Among tho notices were: ave
want back tho good CID Mckinney
limos," 1--WE want iuTnacoe aud ian-
tories stnrtei, not rich meme silver
minos," "Honest money anu q chance
to earn e."
SPEECH by Ex coEuRI:asMAN JACK.
SON.
Tho prosonlation whB made by ex-
COnarvssmHu Oscar ID. jackson, who
aaid;
"Your nomination was not obtained
by trli-ieeking, neither was u the 70.
suit oi Hopllcni, or the impulhe OF tue
moment. 80 certainly had tue public
aenlimeBt uesiRnateu you a. tbs NJ
man Tor tho rlacr, that the convention
sremed 10 inset only ior the purpose Of
rntifying the nomination. We nfu
here ~ honor you ~ the most disiin.
guishtd friend OF the American system
or protection. We know this system
will bereiit oil olassvu equally, and we
have enjoyed iair ehage Of lhe pros.
perily thnt attends n. IL viii
not admit Of DOUBT tnat largo
majority arc now Ia favor Of pf1luc.
ton. That IN tho real question 10 be
settled this year aud we want 10 10 cur
pAtt 70 keep tnis before the people.
We cousidcr the much talhed-sf money
question false iseun raised by 1eaigr-
Tug men tor tvifsn putposuq. Tho
Rspuulcius age not asking iof agy
change ia this respect For many
Year, We had 1000 money nud We only
want TO keep the good. We are nos n
people that should no back 10 cheap,
poor money anu whom that quettlon
docs come up,we want III 10 b. equal 10
tho bnsi.D
When McKinloy moun'o the chair
TO respond to the tcniimense OF Col.
Jackson, g llliOpes, bands aud myfinds
OF human voices repeated their nfst
ovation.
MiKINLEY's REPLY.
MsIor Mckinley said. "Air. Jack.
con aud my follow oft gems OF Law
renee county, Pennsylvania: IL
gives mo very great pleasure TO well
come citizuns OF q noighborlng stale TO
my city and my home. l note with
great satisfaction the message which
your eloquent spokesman bfinga me,
that the people Of Pennsylvania have
Lost none OF their devotion To tho great
principles OF tho Republican party, anu
this year will give 10 the Republican
national ticket an unrivailed ltepubli.
Gnu majoriiy; (ories. We VIII do that
nil fightlnor uIn 1 surprised, my fellow =
citizens, that this ~ ~. We had three
yenfh' bitter experience under tho
policy tho Republican party
always opposed, Hnd there has been
nothing Ia that experience 10 win Us 10
that policy, but every thing to Increase
our devotion 10 the old policy OF pr, tee
ton, which stands opposed TO u. Gap
plause.)
"My fellow citizens, the earnest
Thought OF the people this year ID
dire cited TO the present condition OF this
country and how best 10 Improve II.
This 10 a thought OF eyefy mini anu
tho prayer OF every soul. NODjdy Is
satisfied with our unfortunate business
conditions and the great body OF the
people want anu mean TO have a
change. What shall the change be?
Shall II DO the continuance OF tho pres
ent Democratic admiui6tfation under
another leadershiI? (CTier, "No, no.o
/ A leadership ADVOCATING all tue poll.
oies OF tho Democratic party which
have been injurious 10 the American
people and rejecting all which aro good,
wholesome Rud patriotic and which
have received the approval OF the peO-
pie OF the counltS2 lGfeat cheers
and cries OF "No, no.") The
wing Of the Democratic party
which controlled tho Chicago
convention Ia Just 40 much IN favor Of
FREQ trade a. tho wing Of the Demo.
cratic party Ia eoutT0l Of the national
administration. tApplause and cries Of
urhaps so."l MIST Of those prominent
In that convention were conspicuous
leaders OF the assault upon our indus.
tries aud labor made by tho Fitty-thiTd
| Congress. They aro devoted 10 this
ur-American and destructive policy
and were chiefly instrumental IN put.
ting upon the statute bgogs tariff legie-
iation which destroyed tue American
manufacturing, checked foreign trade
and reduced tho demand for tho labOT
OF the American w0rRmon. Loud
cries, "You are right"l Il stands o.
posed TO reciprocity, too, the eplondid
results Of which were 70 gen,faly mau.
| Tested during tue decentralization Of
President HasrlSon.
"rhe people OF this country have
| condemned this policies OF this party
| In these particulars In every election
since 1902 They are only waiting now
for chance 10 register again, anu all
long to unite their opposition u thla
Tres trade policy, In tue general cleo.
| lion next November. (Applause,l The
triumph this yoar iOr tho Chicago
| platform would DO signal victory i0i
iree trade and for the continuance Of
| FREQ trade legislation, which already
| has resulted 10 ulsaaltOu1ly TO this
| American people ana eutailod upon
| tue government deficient revenues,
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