The record-union., 1896-09-28
Will Not Address So Many Delega
tions This Week.
Believes Short, Crisp Talks VIII be
Most Effective Ten Thousand
WheeImen to Visit Him, and His
Time Will be Well Filled-A Penn
svIyania Democratic EleCtOr Re-
signs and Will Vote for Him-Big
Failure in Little Rock.

CANTON CO), Sept. 27.-Major Nc
Kinley was not in the least overfatigued
by his week of hard work, which he
closed with eleven speeches yesterday.
He is in fine spirits to-day, and says he
has not felt better at any time during
the campaign. He remained at home
during the morning and spent the after
noon at his sister-in-law's Mrs. Barber,
where he and Mrs. Mckinley dined.
Major Mckinley expects a week of
hard work, but he will not have as
many delegations as he had to receive
last week. Probably the most exacting
six days of the campaign will be next
week, when a large number of big del
egations are coming from long dis
tances to call on the Republican candi-
date. Major Mckinley seems to thrive
on hard work, and it cannot be seen that
the campaign has in any way impaired
his health or robbed him of his strength.
1t is his purpose to make his speeches
shorter as delegations increase in num-
bers.
Major Mckinley feels that the cam
paign of education has been cOmprehen-
sive and thorough on the part of the Re-
Dublicans; that the arguments are in
the main all in, and that short, crisp
talks to the people who come TO see
him will be effective and satisfactory at
this stage of the campaign. Tuesday
and Saturday will be interesting days
this week. On Tuesday a visit from
the large Woman's Mckinley Club of
Cincinnati is expected, and on Saturday
the Wheelmen's Mckinley and Hobart
Clubs Of the United States are expected
in Canton. 1t is expected that there
will be between 5000 and 10000 wheel
men here in the parade on Saturday A
large delegation of wheelmen is COM
ing from Chicago and intermediate
points, and many are expected from
Pittsburg and the East. Thare are s,v
delegations booked for Saturday, but
that number will probably be doubled
before the end of the week Delegations
are scheduled as late as October 22d,
and it is likely they will continue to
come until the 1st day Of November 1t
is proposed by some Of the local lead
ers to have a big rally here about the
middle of the last week Of October, and
TO have a number of strong speakers
present.
Major Mckinley will begin his weeks
work on Monday, when two delegations
are to call. The engagements for the
week are as follows: Monday, the citi-
zens of Lisbon, O., and members of the
African NJ. z. Conference; Tuesday
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad men,
farmers and business men of Northern
Indiana; the old settlers of Sandusky,
o.; Ladies' Mckinley Club of Cincn-
natl, farmers of Geuga County, o. To-
cCmotive engineers Of Chicago;
Wednesday, people of Bellfonte, Pa.
citizens Of Northwestern Ohio; Thurs
day, Mckinley Brigade of Springfield,
O.; Mckinley and Hobart Clubs Of
Portage County, O.; Friday, Italian
Club Of Chicago, farmers of the West
Virginia Panhandle; Saturday, citi-
zens of Venango County, Pa; CONNER
cial Travellers Sound Money Club of
Mansfield, o.; Bohemian American Nc
kinley Clubs of Cleveland Sunday.
Creek Valley, o., coal miners; Repub-
ucan clubs of Harrisburg Pa