The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-09
mKINLEY TALKS TO MANY MEN
1.NS FROM PlTTSBURG THE
T,RST CALLERS OF THE DAY.

tod UDOn as a Model of Brew
- delegation OF 100 Republic
ms From LOgansDOrt Next on
- Iist-The Major Tells Them
r,.,, the Government Cannot Gree
80 value or Money.
,.a+on O.. Oct. S.-With the returning
chime came at noon to-day delega-
-, of 300 swarthy, dark-haired Italian
,-,oricans. with banners and band from
-'.tsb,,re. representing the United Ital-
ronublican clubs of that city. These
! TT,,iar-born citizens have learned to
abser and they gave Maj. Mckinley
ling welcome when he appeared on
-, Do-oh to address them. The spokes-
for the clubs was Lewis Begino, and
made a speech that was model of
i-.,itv and which could be initiated with
--oe+ bv the spokesman of all the delega-
.,,rs which come here.
Nat Mckinley expressed great satisfac-
49,, with it. This is what Mr. Begino said
'nfot NfcKinIey-I have been assigned the
-,,osinp task of introducing to you this
,.,ogation of Italian-Americans, members
= the United Italian Republican Clubs of
..o ctv of Pittsburg. These humble toll
are here to greet you as the gallant
s+ondard bearer of the party which stands
-. the promotion of the best interests of
~ n,bo labor for their daily bread, and
.ho,, WELD to nobody in their devotion to
.bo traditions and principles Of that glor-
ious old party"
Mai Mckinley then addressed the dele
raton After briefly reviewing the is
snes of the campaign Maj. Mckinley
,orcluded as follows: 81 am especially
or.t,6ed to be assured that our italian
toliow citizens are enrolled this year in
tbe ranks of the great republican party
tgreat applause and cries of "Good.'O, and
KAT they enlisted in a PATRIOTS effort
n achieve a victory for themselves, for
their labor for their occupations and
for their country" (Cries of Three
cheers for the next Presidency
A delegation of a hundred republicans
which left Logansport, Ind, at o'clock
tbs morning. arrived here this afternoon
ahont o'clock. With the delegation
were w. T. Wilson, the spokesman, DR..
/ 2. Powell, candidate on the republic
can Presidential electoral ticket and s.
n Brand. In addressing this delegation,
Al
. of tbe government to create value or mon
ev He said if by mere fiat the govern
rnent could raise 80 cents to 100 cents in
value. then the work of Washington
Hamilton and Jefferson, in constructing
financial system, was folly, and the peo-
ple have been robbed of all that has been
4 taken from them in taxes. But de-
cared Maj Mckinley, ''the government
cannot create some thing out of nothing,
and the man or party which teaches that
it can teaches a false doctrine.
why? That which costs a man moth
ing is not worth much, is it? And If
this government cannot create money
with no cost to itself, then that money
is vaueiess for any purpose. 1t is value
less in money that makes it a, staple ex-
change among people. The point 1 make
is this, fellow citizens, that we must get
over the idea in this country that the gov
eminent makes its money. The govern
nent gets its money just as the citizen
does by giving something for it. The
government raises $40O 100000 every year
by taxing its people and the products of
other people coming into the United
States and the latter is the policy of the
republican party. Great cheering) We
do not believe that the government should
make money by setting it's print ting
presses and it's minis to work, but that
tAe best thing it can do for it's revenue is
10 put tariff on foreign products of every
END that compete with American prod
ucis and make that tariff high enough,
too' to protect the American producer
we simply want to observe the
Jaw OF self preservation, to
look after ourselves, look after our indi-
Nauai occupations and employments and
aUer the American home, which your
SPOKESMAN has so eloquently described. 1t
Aes at the foundation of society, of every
Immunity pl of every state and of the ma
.YA ana there comes up from the plain
american homes, the homes of the plain
people OF the country sentiment for good
government and good patriotism, such as
van De round scarcely anywhere else in
me world. Not only, my fellow citizens do
We want a good tariff but we want good
money (Great applause.) There never was
"a ann that the republican party had that
Sg nol embrace the good of all the people.
mat right.') There never was a re-
luolcan purpose that did not seek the
rDIor ana integrity of the United States.
'lere Is one thing our old party never did
4 =" never struck a blow. except for HUI
mdn freedom. Great applause) It never
ndue law that did not embrace every
1 t interest. 1t never had purpose
"iach was not patriotic, and it stands this
.ear as 1t has stood in all the years of the
pdsG Tor public safety, for public honor.
eogu morals, good government, good laws,
"lu Ior a country whose currency and
the world" - -
me Jefferson county, Pennsylvania
ss.esauon, 1000 strong, which was the
next TO arrive, was a representative one,
oinposed of miners, lumbermen. farmers
and Workingmen
more, more than 1000 voters of Cleveland. in
ISnlsorm' and accompanied by excellent
anus marched up while Maj Mckinley
W. VS. addressing his Pennsylvania visitors.
men ne had finished the Cleveland men
passed IN review before him and were
ICSuuy cheered by the other visitors to
CIauloh' who remained to see them. The
E'rIeland delegation filed into Maj Nc
ro,'i.ley yard and packed it densely. The
f aa!or appearance ON the porch drew
n nm tornado of applause, which, in vol
o ade' intensity and duration, has not been
eqlalled here.
ave hundred ex-confederate veterans
T ,e expected to reach Canton Friday
So oliniis at $50 o'clock from the Shenan-
ian valley They will be entertained by
r rre locaI Grand Army posts in the taber-
s6oi' e' Ihey will call on Maj. Mckinley
ABOUT 10 o'clock.
-N"oAVllle, Tenn, Oct S.-A special train