New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-12
,cu1NLEY'S RALLYING CRY.
,rp,rR11CAN LEADER STRIKES THE
vryNorE OF THE CAMPAIGN.

.,rn rur CURRENCY PRESERVED FROM DE-
,.srurNr-A SOUND FINANCIAL AND
INDUSTRIAL POLICY THE NEED
OF THE HOUR
r.,.on. Ohio. July 11.-Several hundred men,
49,. ~ the j. B. Foraker Club OF Cleveland
'.,,. down on a special train late this afternoon
..u On Major Mckinley. Sixty women ac-
..,,ed the club In response to some re-
80. Of greeting and congratulation on the
=, n. II. Lucas. president OF the FORAKER
r,h Major Mckinley made his first speech
49,. the meeting OF the Chicago Convent'on'
-. vi. references to the action OF the ConVeh-
-. lent additional interest to his utterances'
Hs said; c,o and
r.uox- citizens: 1t gives me very great
1,..sure 70 welcome you TO my home city, ana
,v home and appreciate more than can
~ words 10 express the honor and the compn-
-. q, this call 1 thank you for your con-
...,..,ors and the assurance of support which
-, ,,sxe for the great principles for which TINS
80. tho Republican party stands. Appiause'
ySr.,u,ate ye"' YOU upon having for your name
~. most illustrious Of our statesmen OF
~.,.-,oseph b. Foraker. Applause)
.,,. ,e,low-citizens recent events have I'M
- rnon the patriotic people Of this country
S..,onsibrity and duty greater than that OF
100 since the Civil War. Then 1t was strus
80 "a preserve the Government OF the uh''eo
s,stee Now it is a struggle to preserve 'ne
e,ancial honor Of the Government OF the ohi'eu
c.otes (Cries Of "Yes" and applause lheh
u was a contest 70 save the Union. NO" II Is
.or.sst 10 save spotless its credit 'e'rea' "p
n,suse) Then section was arrayeo against seo
r,n Now. men Of all sections can on''e' anu
vii, mite to rebuke the reputation OF our oo'
cations and the debasement OF our CURRENCY
Applause)
NATIONAL HONOR AT STAKE.
r, .,,s contest patriotism is above party ana
National honor Is dearer than any party "''
w.. .,,-r.rcv and credit Of the Government are
-, ,ou, and must be kept good forever Oui
-. !. not with the character of the money
,hot We have. but with the threat 10 oeo"'e ~
1- hava the same currency that we hau III
1900 good the world over and unques''o"eu
any people Then, too, we hao .
credit and prosperity. Our difncui's "o" y,
ge, that money in circulation ana il'NeS
productive enterprises when Iuri''s"
r. % American labor Great applause
This Is impossible with the ols'rus' nc o,.or,
o,.ar the country at the present time ana e.e'S
or@' 10" .,,o orr dollars. or any one OF them
on
worth less than loo Genus cav"
Increase that distrust. IT, e,o,c,a,
A4N - ront IA a sound policy, nnahc'a
,...r,o, which will give encouragehe"
" aa.rca IN ALL for when that Is oohe '"s
' .o,, unemployed because OF FEAR TOT INV INV
-. ord lack Of confidence in investment w"
..,oL,v annear in the channels OF trade vi.
- .vou are right Major" and apPiausc'
~,,ar,eo the employ ment of our loie Hio"e' ,
,s, money that we already have III gam "
: nrxuifs viii put every Idle man III ''
., ora when there is work there Is wages
-. unsn there are work and wages there are
consumers who constitute the best marhe' '0'
the nroducts Of our SOIL tGreat apPiause'
rux, TWO PARTY POLICIES CONThAoi Ed
.,,,,.,rs DESTROYED the business and commence
:, q ,rse-trade policy, II IL now proposed 'o ii'"N
,,,nps still worse by entering upon an era Vi "'
,., o,,r-ercv Not content with the inaueu-
,,,,o, Of the ruinous policy when mas o'o"e
down the wages of the laborer and the piioe VI
- rroducta its advocates now offer a ne"
,o,,,,, which will diminish the value OF the money
!, which the wages and the products are paul
u,r,arse> Against both of these we stand op-
nosad Our creed embraces an honest dollar. an
urtarnished National credit adequate revenues
for the uses Of the Government. protection I"
labor and Industry. preservation or the nome
market and reciprocity which will extend our
foreign markets Upon this platform we s'ano
and submit its declarations to the sober and con-
siderate Judgment of the American people. cap
rause)
81 thank YOU again. my fellow-citizens. Tor TINS
call and greeting and It will give me very great
pleasure ladies' and gentlemen, 10 meet you per-
sonaly." Applause)
Major Mckinley received the following as
patch from Chicago this evening:
Over one hundred travelling statesmen, VINO nave
eways voted the Democratic ticket. nave to-day
organized a club TO support you and Sound money
We expect 10 have fully 800 members shortly
GUSTAVE HOFFSTEADT.
O. W. Stewart president OF the ILLINOIS Chr's
tian Endeavorors teegraphed from Washington
tonight that the Illinois delegation 10 'he Ma
tonal convention would stop in Canton on their
way West on Wednesday to call on MAJOR NC
Kiney
Among Major McKiney's callers To-Day were
Dr.. Marsh. president Of Mount Union College; A.
H Reveile of Chicago: Mrs Mary s. Coffin presi-
dent OF the Michigan Womans Republican AS
ISOLATION: Captain ]. s. Martin. Of London and
Louis p Monash Of New-York.
WANTS PIG-IRON AT 16 TO ].
A GEORGIA CORRESPONDENTS AMUSING LETTER
TO MAJOR MKINLEY.
ca,.o, Ohio July u.-Major Mckinley was
pleasantly interested this morning in letter from
Georgia man. A. p Hull. Of Atlanta, who says
be Is ls TO man. but does not want any half-
way measures. He says:
accept the arguments Of the advocates OF free
diver and agree with the remedy so far as IT goes,
but II does not 20 far enough. am in favor OF the
free and unlimited coinage OF pig-iron az rauo OF
M,o by the United States alone. and can prove
D he hest