The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02
AT CANTON
Hobart Arrives nnd Makes Little Speech.
Delegations Come


Delegations Come
CANTON, Ohio. July 1.-Governor
Mckinley drove to the Fort Wayne sta
ton this morning to meet Garrett "A.
Hobart. Governor Mckinley took Ho-
barts arm, and they walked to the car
riage amidst the applause of the big
crowd. Mckinley and his guest We're
driven quickly to the formers house,
where a crowd of newspaper men and
photographers were waiting. Mr. no.
bart was presented to a number of Nc
Kinley's neighborS as the pair alighted
from the carriage. Hobart had been at
the Mckinley residence but half an
hour when a large Medina delegation.
with bands and banners. called.
Replying to Judge Munson's presenta-
ton, the governor responded briefly.
thanking the delegation for their friend
ly visit and for their devoted and I'M
wavering services to the Republican
cause. In closing Mr.. Mckinley said:
I'VE have with us this morning, and
you can consider yourselves most for
tunate, the nominee of the great Repub-
lican party for vice president of the
United States, MIR. Hobart. (Cries of
"Hurrah for Hobart!') l know you
will be delighted to see and hear from
him, and it givesme exceptional pleas
ure to be able to present him to you"
Mr.. Hobart was called for, and as he
stepped forward to the edge of the YER
anda there was more applause.
He said: Major Mckinley. gentle
men of Medina county and fellow-citi
zens OF Ohio-I thank you for the COM
pliment of this call. but l must say at
the same time that l am not gifted as
our friend. Major Mckinley. with the
graces Of oratory nor with the grace g
diction thai Will permit u,e . talk 70
you tht1k : should sneak t-,
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thar r-0s= delegates t-1-- tfs E-z-s -
New Jersey We s=el .an ch.zG W. have
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cAl party III. state II New Iarsey ~ =
grand majority II 2--icc. Great zc-
pIausa) New Jsrs@Y grseta Csl5 ,a1aY.
and New Jersey will greet Oals IN no
vember next with 4 ma l1rf.g II r.as lsss
than 5000. thank yor. Ysattera er.. s,-
the compliment ~ your Gail I DM h.
glad to meet az many II you IS ..8ss. s.ls
during the Interval which ne spend hats
today" Great APPLAUSE
Then both Mckinley and Hobart
shook hands with hundreds Of the big
crowd.
OTHER DELEGATTOSs
CANTON. D.. July AT 2 o'ciook This
afternoon 800 glassworkers ana rolling
mill men from Masslllon. with glass
badges and glass canes. called a. the
Mckinley home and wers presented hi
their leader. J. Grapevine, Who talked
OF protection az the safeguard ~ their
industry to which Governor McKinlsv
responded, thanking the delegation fDr
their cordial greetings ana conRratgla-
tons. Nothing" said Governor Me
Kinley. "has moved me more deeply cr
touched me more profoundly than ~
nave the e%preasiOn5 OF npprCbaFipn
from the working men Of thr United
States, who believe that We should have
our workshops at home. our work ~
home employ our people ut home md
employ them at American wages Ana I
trust that the depression which settled
upon the industries fthis country viii
in the near future be removed. and We
NAV II at M xtcr, dfut. ~ J.,s, .,., t.,t,
to the happiest time. 30 well described
by your spokesman"
At 1850 special carload Of 81. Louig
business men arrived over the Cleveland.
Canton and Southern railway. They