New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08

payment Of debts. public and private. (Great
applause) 1t s proposed now 'hat we ;.d
enter upon the Of not Only uePi 90.
silver dollar. but Of deprecated paper no. ny,
and to that the Republican party answers w.
forever no. Tremendous applause
NO OCCASION FOR DESPAIR
Some people seem sometimes 10 despair y, 80 .n
future of the United STATES. Nobody heeI na
any apprehensions on that score. ny ho,e
states Is too great and too resourceiui 10 no.
fits progress impeded for any cons,deraple 'e"ks -
Of time by any political party CAppiause.l All"
this year we stand. as IN 1919 ior 'he ar ,h
ton OF a protective policy In lSo- year me
most prosperous in our history. we Were uhuci
q protective policy. Every man In ms country
who wanted 10 work could ma Woih, az Zoo ,c,
man who worked in this country III io'- so'
better wages then he ever got IN our ms
tory in any other period OF the WI W.
history. Great chceringD me iaraii, ,ln, g.,
this country had the best hore market III
the world: had more consumers imam the!
ever had before: had better paid consun
ers. But that has all changed. Inc auNe' Us IS
ments in 1892 in the newspapers used 10 run
Men wanted" The advertisements tnat run
in the newspapers to-day READ Sltu is OLE
Wanted" Great laughter and TREMENDOUS ap.
plause) our policy seeks to give situation 10
every man Of this country who wants 10 "oih'
and the policy of partial free trade mas put the
working men in a situation which ehtais upon
them loss and upon every farmer oil the coun
try injury in his home market. Now. what we
want TO do my fellOw-Citizcns TINS year Is 10
stand by these great principles make no per
sonal appeal TO you; make no ine,e paa, H of pf
peal to you. ] appeal to YOU IN the haille ",
country to give your vote this year to that part!
which YOU believe will subserve your hshest
interests and promote the greatest prosperity
to our common country cApPiause anu '''e' vi
That's what we are going TO DO!
GREETING TO OLD COMRADES.
have been more than pleased this morning
TO meet from the old county of Ashland some Oh
,nvccomrades of the war members OF Company
G of the 23d Ohio. with whom served FOR more
than four years. am glad TO meet ana sIeSs
tNen here. no Drawer men ever went TO pat'ie
than the members of that company. ana Wnat l
saw Of Company q of the 2'd ONO can DE saii
of every ore Of the volunteers which Ashland
County furnished for the preservation or IN"
Union tremendous applauseO AS IN thoSe
DAYS YOU knew no Democrats ana no Repupl-
obliterate party lines and old party distinctions
and unite in sustaining the country ana me
honor of the country. and stand for the MALL
tenance of law and order. the public tranqulty
and the return of policy that VIII take care vi
the American workshop and the American mar
ket and defend il against the WORKSHOP anu
markets of the Old World. Noc'ferous cheer-
ing.)
CALLERS FROM THE WESTERN RhoEhNE'
The next delegation was the big one from ueaus'
County which is in the heart OF the Western Re
serve. The spokesman. Judge d. W. canfeid' said
GeauGa had a smaller percentage OF crime ana IL
literacy and larger Republican vote IN pioPor'o'
10 it's population than any other county III oho'
Major Mckinley addressed the Geauea 'ouh's u'''
CATION as follows;
am glad to have at my home the cltlzehs Oh
nv own State from the county OF GeauSa.
may be pardoned if ! express I'm THIS presence
lust pride in the glorious State 10 when we De
long and that pride il increased when reInen
her that not only have the people OF the Nes'
ern Reserve. of which YOU are part. out .ne
people of every section OF the state nave mt
every crisis of the country with courage pa
triOtism and fidelity. The people OF ONO haVe
Mod
scented to them to add honor 10 the American
name and to bring liberty ana oppor'uh,! "
the people. Old Geauga County smaliesl Vi , tne
counties OF the State, as your spokesman mas
said, has never faltered in all the years Vi .ne
past in its devotion to the Repupncah Gauss Gauss,
(Cries of That's right ana We never VIII,
And I am glad to know that TINS year more
than In former years. you are quickened 10 me
highest effort for the success OF 'hat cause III .e
pending campaign. This state IN Iooo III 'n ne
National Republican Convention when lhei III
the city of Chicago had two candidates 1oT the
Presidency. One Salmon r chase ana the
other was Benjamin Madeupo,n 10 mo mo'1 9bat
have added lustre TO the glory OF our country.
(Great applause) When the third ballot was
reached in that Convention. Mr. Lincoln eo' ana
had 231i. votes. He lacked just one ana nan
votes of being nominated for the Presidency Oh
the United States 1t was at that critical mo-
ment that Ohioan. David Is carter, once
Renresentatiye in Congress from our state rose
I'm his place and transferred four votes from
Salmon =. Chase to Abraham Lincoln ana maoe
him the nominee Of the Republican parry. tcon-
tlnuous cheering) ] am glad he did H. Some
other State might have done II: some other state
probably would have done it; but the fact re-
mains that Ohio did IT and helped to give TO the
country that immortal name Cloud applause
THE PROUD RECORD OF OHIO
Ohio has been no laggard in the pathway ~
our civilization; she has never hesltateu peioIu
IN any emergency; she has never fallen III any
crisis: she has measured up to the hlghest "p-
portun.ty Of responsibility and duty; sme .ds
never struck blow except ior huil,a' ,,'I har
she has never had an aim that mas no. , On
American nor a purpose that has nOt peeh
natriotic In the forefront Of every battie mas
been seen her FURNISHED mail ana In the glo 'ih!
reer Of every retreat has been heard her voice
of consistency and Of courage ONO tnis year
will neither pause nor ponder put stai i -o
country and the country honoi Nii ', ba
"That's rightrO We all take just pride In ne
Republican party. Glorious old party! NO olh'r
has such a matchess history: no other mas
achieved such mighty triumpns' no o."ei .i Ss
grand old party TO which we belong Goa.
tinued applause) With the aid OF hundreds or
thousands of Democrats it saved the Union: II
enthroped liberty: IL put in the Constitution or
the United States where 1t had never been pc
fore civil and political equality to every citiz m
evervwhere .UGreat cheering) III maze the
Union stronger than II ever had been before, ana
II preserved to Us and to our posterity one nag
and only one-the starry banner OF the Tree.
TContinued cheering) 1t made the old war
preenback that travelled with the soldier on his
marches as good gold, and redeemapie IN
gold. loud applause) II resumed specie IA!
,nents and has preserved the National honor
unsullied to this hour. and given to the Natioh
credit the like of which ii never had before.
viii that party now take step backward?
Will the old party lower its flag? (Cries OF
Never. Never"D
Men OF Geauga County. will YOU stand this
wear for National honor and National integrity
and the preservation Of public faith? CTremen-
dous applause and cries OF Yes: we VIII.
Your spokesman has well said that your county
is made up largely Of farmers and agricultural
people You have no factories to speak of; you
have no great manufacturing establishments.
and what YOU want is-the want Of every agri-
cultural community in the land-somebOdy to
ooneume what YOU produce (cries of THAT &