The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-28
Believes There Is No Use of Fur
tEler Arguments.
TAFFY NOW TO BE USED
SHORT, CRISP SPEECHES no BE
MADE HEREAFTER.
Corporations and Trusts, However,
VIII Continue to Unload Their
Employees Upon Aini--Del eaations
Are Scheduled rs Lutte ns Octo.
Der 22-Some, CT the Dates.

CANTON, O., Sept. 27.-Major Nc
Kinley was not in the least over-fa-
tigued by his week of hard work,
which he closed with eleven speeches
yesterday.
He is in excellent spirits today and
says he has not felt better al any time
during the campaign. He remained at
home during the morning and spent
the afternoon at his sister-in-law's,
Mrs. Barber, where he and Mrs. Nc
Kinley dined. Major Mckinley ex-
poets a week of arduous work, but he
he will not rave as many delegations
as he had to receive last week. Prob
ably the most exacting six days of the
campaign will be next week, when
there are large number of de.egd-
tons coming from long distances to
call on the Republican candidate Ma
jor 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 considerably shorter as
delegations increase in number, and
this new plan was resorted to yester-
day, when he made eleven speeches..
Major Mckinley feels that the
CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION
has been comprehensive and thorough
on the part Of the Republicans; that
the arguments are in the main all in,
and that short, crisp talks to tbs peo-
pie who come to see him will be ef-
fective and satisfactory at this stage
Of the campaign. Tuesday and Sat-
urday will be interesting days this
week.
On Tuesday visi. from a large
Woman's Mckinley club Of Cincinnati
is expected, and on Saturday the
Wheelm.an's Mckinley and Hobart
clubs of the United States are expected
in Canton. 1t is believed that there
will be between 5000 and 10000 wheel
nl,sn in the parade here ON Saturday.
A large delegation of wheelmen is
coming from Chicago and intermediate
points. and many are expected from
Pittsburg and the east. There are six
delegations booked for Saturday but
that number will probably be doubled
before the end Of the week. Dalega-
tons are scheduled as late as Oct. %,
and it is likely they will continue TO
come until the 1st day of November.
1t IS proposed by some of the local
leaders 20
HAVE A BIG RALLY
here about the middle OF the last week
of October and to have number Of
strong speakers present.
Major Mckinley will begin his weeks
work Monday, when two delegations
are to call. The engagements for the
week are as follows:
Monday-The citizens of Lisbon, O.,
and members of the African NJ. e.
conference.
Observation-Disclosures & Ohio railroad
men; farmers and business men of
northern Indiana; the old settlers CT
Sen6uskv, o.; Ladies' Mckinley club
of Cincinnati; the farmers of Geauga
county. O.; locomotive engineers of
Chicamo.
Wednesday-People of Bellefonte,
Pa; citizens of northwestern Ohio.
Thursday-McKinley brigade Of
Springfield O.; Mckinley and Hobart
clubs of Portage county, o.
Friday-Italian clubs Of Chicago:
farmers Of the West Virginia Pan
Handle
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of venange
county, Pa; Commercial Travellers
Sound Money club of Mansfield, O.:
the Wheelmen's Mckinley and Hobart
Clubs of the United States; Bohemian
American Republican clubs of Cleve-
land.
sunday-Creek Valley Co.) Coal Min
ers' Republican clubs of Harrisburg,
Pa