The herald., 1896-08-16
The Candidate conferring wi
Manager Hanna
ALL INVITATIONS TO SPEA
Are Gently but Firmly Declired BY A
Mckinley
The Little Clubs Send Greeting to cante
kentucky 0oIdites Booming Osn.
Buckner for vlce.Presldent
Associated Press Special wirs.

CANTON, o., Aug. 15.-Major and M
Mckinley left Canton at 4:3o this aft,
noon for Cleveland. where they
spend Sunday at the home of Mark Ha
ma. They were accompanied as far
Akron by Hon. Joseph p. Smith. W.
has been stopping with the McKinlel
and who is on his way to Urbana, L
home. Major Mckinley will return
Canton Monday or Tuesday. Tuesday,
will be called upon by the Germsz
Americans of Cleveland.
This afternoon President Walco4
w. G. Buck and Councilman Slower
Cleveland, a committee from the Tip}
canoe club, waited upon Major McKF
ley with an invitation to attend gaf
ering of Republican workingmen
Cleveland. The committee said tn
wanted to consult Governor McKinle
best interest and pleasure and were
forgetful of the fact that he had I
clined invitations to speak elsewhere.
replied to them that he did not like
discriminate in favor of his own sta
He said If he spoke anywhere nothi
could give him more pleasure than
speak to the workingmen. 1t is und,
stood that Major Mckinley has po
lively declined to be present at the nh
waukee meeting of the national Repus
here among his friends that he will prol
ably not address any strictly politid
gathering during the campaign.
The following kilograms were receiv
today:
BOISE CITY. Idaho 4
Maj Mckinley: The Mckinley cl{
of Boise City, with membership Of a
sends hearty congratulations. They al
all true blue.
(SigneD GEORGIA. STEWARTl
Presided
KENTON. Ohio
To Major Mckinley: Mckinley cid
organized. 500 strong. Much enthusiast
and every one awake.
(Signed) CHAS P. SHANFELT,
President
KENTUCKY GOLDITEs.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 15.-TJ
movement for state organization
gold Democrats decided on at conft
ence held in this city recently, took
form today of mass conventions
county seats all over the state. At tn !
meetings speeches condemning the CT
cago platform and lauding the flnanc
policy of President Cleveland and Sd
retary Carlisle and urging Democrs
who are in sympathy with the third tic
ct idea to send delegates to the Indian
polls convention in September, and
make a vigorous campaign against fl
silver, We're made by prominent Den
Gratis. Resolutions were adopted s
ting forth the Views of this faction
the party and delegates were chos
to attend the state convention to be hi
in Louisville next Thursday. At d
Louisville and Lexington meetings.
boom for General Buckner for vid
president was started and at sol
meetings preferences for delegates
large to the national convention we
expressed.
ExCongressman w. G. P. Breckiy
ridge and the Fayette county DemcI
cratic convention this afternoon Il
nounced the Chicago platform and al
vocated a third ticket. The resolutioI
as passed contained the following final
cial paragraph:
1.-THE free coinage of silver can nevI
be obtained and the futile attempt
accomplish it has caused the Democra
party to lose power, caused lack of co
fidence, paralyzed business, bankrupt
thousands, deprived labor of emplc |
ment and suspended manufacturing |
until this agitation is ended the prese
condition will continue"
WORK IN IOWA.
OTTUMWA, Ia, Aug. 15.-Senatv
John M. Thurston of Nebraska open(
the Republican campaign in this ciI
today. He spoke at 2 o'clock in the CT
park to thousands of people.
HILBORN RE-NOMINATED.
OAKLAND, Aug. 15.-Congressm
S. G.. Hilborn of Oakland was re-non
mated today at the Republican prima
election in Alameda county, defeati
A. l.. Frick.