The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

Canton, o. Sept. For the first time
Since the g. LOUIS convention. MzL No
A4a4ey spoke today II Canton aEay from
Ais Rome. After the great delegations
rom chicago and Homestead had gone.
-" people from MckeeSpOr- Pa and
T!itsDurg gathered with thousands OF oth-
Tf p~Sp4s about TIE n0zSe. Mr. Mckinney
mounted a chair 10 SPEAK % the PennsyI-
s~ia-a Delegation, when the storm came IN
.SEIe iury The meeting adjourned 70 the
1ao-rIacie. where Re spoke 4 thousand
people clustered about the house and un-
der Trees. and 10 them he spoke oa his re-
turn home.
Aiier dinner tonight. Gov. Mckinley
ivS@sa AS best Ia health aud spirits Al
thoasa ne had made haif a dozen formal
49, go IfssSes today. and shaken hands WIKI
800 people
Two train loads Of the Commercial
democratic Mckinley Club. OF Chicago.
4NaeAsc canton this morning They were
us@t a The station BY the Canton CONNER
IA lfAFs4srs ard an escort Of Canton
1"ops- Iae party numbered between 80
aho I.ss' Taey were escorted 10 hotels
ler breakfast. and prepared TO call on Me
Kinsey a. Il oelock. As thev para1ed naS,
.'ioiAer Nancy Allison Mcklnley's home
sAey caeered. and the venerable woman
o~Nesi AsE cknoxiedgements
- "a 1A94aana people Joined the Demo-
Ih.oagoaHs at Nckinley's home az II
cioch- The meeting saxed enthusiastic
sS Major cKinIey appeared OF the door
s.sa- tai"f Marshal Frank Hig5ee intro
part: 80
Major Mckinley: On behalf OF tie
commercial Democrats Mckinley Cub al
'4aieaso. comprising only men who al
Ways voted the Democratic ticket and
representing every branch OF the naeycan-
uie interests Of our city. extend 70 vgsI
our most cordial greeting and pledge YOU
80 i''-et and hearty support Taose
~ -4leI pies ~Aich Ne advocated though
si@il dear 20 many OF TIA. sink into iusIg-
Ii4.ieaace ~hef. our country IL threats-raes.
% AL alleged Democratic party. ItS ntaF-
form and candidates. nominated AZ Chi
e2so advocating reputation and dlsh.po-.
would II successful. We believe. create
widespread disaster and ruin to the bus;i-
aess interests of oar country"
Cheer after cheer and sha throwing IN
of hats and the b,are or trurnrsets greeted
Aai. Mex .asey when he mounted a chair
He said.
Mr. HosfStadt and Gentlemen OF The
befnocratie Commercial Mckinley Club Of
'H2cago; iaur cali "a most gratifying TO
me ana most encouraging 20 tae cauxs. II,
"alen "e ar" jointly engaged. To have
TINS large body ~ commercial men. rer~e-
Senling every branch OF rrsyfan+3a inter
est In th@ great city of Chicago. belonging
20 another l'o.tica! party lhag the one
WIN which ! am associated. pay a vfsl,
% me Is perui ar.y significant. a.! damon
sirates u 4 ulcsi striking manner thai :s..
gTestt conservative forces og all par.ssS
can he relied uDou % unite IN ever, ,rfsss
81 the country. tCheersD Thai Won shot,-3
have Travelled nearly 40 miles 70 erfre
me your assurance 81 support shows your
deep so1ciiude for tie honor % you- essar-
try. aad sigma xeS the Interest which -
eFeTysshere fslt lhat .he good falfh og ne
ration shall not he broken ant tha, sts
credit AM currency shall not be- DEGRADED
t6reat app.auseS
II Shows. TOO. that part ties. strong as
tAey are. are rot strong enough 70 prevail
agAinst the couuIrY's highest ard f.aS. ~
f"res's t{'reTyendous ches-rius1 WAT
GOV Morris sa.a ,ong years ago : r,.~.,,-
l5ayir aepiica ase now: Let Us forget rRrtv
AID -h ak o. car country t~ries ~ we
wih.'e oar country embraces hnth 0sr.seS
We 1lusi therefore en8eavor 20 serve. ard
benefit both. Ta;s cannot he ers---ed
Wal.e p83t.cal decisions array good rren
against sac1 other tAppsauSs5
Il think. fellow -cftizens. that r,sssst},f,,
tae dangerous menace ~ free silver and
p lrEe,iesTra Bic unlimited currency whsrA
now canfronfs us vas needed 20 convince
the whole world tsat the Old section Al
lines are ehliserated ana taat ths dorm :.
ton ~ party Is noi tenacious enough y,
control against the cogntry's welfare. 20
Tremendous applause)
The enthusiasm - the visitors N.,t ,.-
throughout the remainder ~ Ma NJ
I<in.ey = address, he argued that all 4,e-
izens o~fd II as q patriotic autv "a ffrs~
country 70 uphold che present f-s--i.f
svs,efn- ana IN a long discussion aar,..r-
sirated that the free coinage 80 sn,.s-
would brig rothinx hat Gssas-e- a. a.
trgs~ 70 the country
Fo.ieSt tne clese unon ere raH 81 .A.
caAcago coyuEncrc-2s men came e~.t ,Na
E'sunsy.eaglA4 ceiarasics. steel s-,-ts.-~
from the Ea-neg-e Norks a. lfsr-lex-,.s.s
Iaey carve n special .ra4f of fs5~-v.
f8reT cesc ches. ENsv f-3s~- h-sf fs.r- % $500. =.
ard as .1e last 1ert IA ng ia l.~A a.. ..,
ssspot fhN rr~t we've a}-,a=s 80 re sf.t-s-e-
lev residence. 7Ns'~ haff ru3.e awsv w>a
cheering. ming ~ w.tA the snss.c - a
dozen hsn5s g. cvTr fhe hae mesa e.,- -,
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