The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-23

W. ;lthWlll give ME pleasure to shake
the hands otmy old friends, men and
women, once more. n
Three rouslng cheers were then given
Tor The next President OF the United
" To Morgan County People.
Following Is the addn,ss TO ths delega.
ton from Morgan county, Ohio, wash.
lnston county and 10 the boys brigade.
'ot Marietta, Ohlo:. * r
MY Fellow Citlzens:--Y Yesterday we
celebrated what was known as ,.iiitnols
Day., think to-day. may well be dc.
nominated "ohlo Day. tApplause).
hnve been doing little else since 8
O'Clock this lamorning, but receiving and
welcoming 10 my home my fellow citI-
2eEs and old constituents OF my native
STATE n bid you all hearty welcome
here to-day, "A n : Il a =
My Fellow countrymen, may we all be
inspired by the same blessed spirit OF
patriotism that moved the grand and
great men who founded our government
and we have In the contest now upon us
that which commands the highest patri-
otlsm and nobleSt aspirations OF Amerl-
man citizenship. Our honor Is impugn-
ed, our country ID threatened; our
courts are assaulted, the very fabric OF
our government Is involved In the con.
troyersy which we must settle one week
from next Tuesday (Greut applause
and cries OF I'VE will settle II and we
will vote the right way'O.
( THIS is NOT A PARTISAN CON
TEST; TT IS A CONTEST BUILT
UPON GENUINE PATRIOTISM AND
LOOKGNGTo GENUINE AMERICAN
lSal. tApplause). am glad to hear
my young friend, Master Arbour, repre-
senting the boys brigade from the Con-
grcgational church. What he said was
well said of the necessity OF standing by
the country, and want 70 say to these
young men that there IS nothing hnlf so
good in all this world as clean hands,
pure hearts and upright, noble purposes.
tGreat applauSe). No danger can ever.
come to this republic so long as we carry
the American flag In our hands and keep
II in our hearts. speak to all my fell
low citizens of Ohio when say t,lnt this
IL the year when you are to determine
each for himself. whether or not he
wants n return to that prosperity from
which he ran away In 1882: and whether
or not he wants TO continue that indus
trial policy which increases debts of the
government and debts for the people
and want anu destitut!on for all OF US.
tCries of Eve want protectlon"D.
! THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY
STANDS FOR AN HONEST Doll
LAR; FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF
THE PUBLIC HONOR: FOR SUS-
INC0RRUPTIBLE THE
COURTS OF THE COUNTRY: AND
FOR .PROCDA1M1NG TO ALL THE
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MENTl OF LAW. AND THAT THE
LAW MUST BE SUPREME OVER
ALL. (Applause). In this great con-
test the Republican party has been de-
signated to carry the banner that repre-
scnts those great principles and men Of
all political parties this year are ral!ying
around that banner because II embraces
what they believe 10 be the highest good
of the people and the glory of the great
fepubl!c. thank you for this call and
bid you good afternoon. CONTINUED
cheering, waiting or hats and handker-
chiefs, and blowing OF horns. o nd .heaiLnG-
OF drums). ~ ID = 4
3Tothe Cambridge Voters.
Following is Major McKinley's re-
sponse to thei Cambridge. Ohio. deiega-
tion: ,Iir7t
Ny Fellow CItIzet1s:-I thank you for
this visit: 1 am glad TO greet this third
delegation from Guernsey county. to my
home; am glad to have paur presence
testify that you have deep interest in
the pending campaign and that you
want your votes to count on the right
slde-the side that will do most for coun-
Try, home and family. i am one OF those
who believe that the majority or the
nj
may have been their political relations
in2the past, are interested In achieving
for the country its highest prosperity
and the well being OF the people.
1t Is q question among tho people as to
what will bring about such a result.
Honest men may differ, but whenever
the citizen Is convinced that n certain
policy Will not aubscrEe the highest In
tercsts or the people, / am sure he Is
willing to abandon such a principle and.
unite In putting upon the public statutes
another policy. l assume that uil the
people are honest. what they want are
honest things in government. I assume
that 4 good many people who four years
ago honestly believed free trad. was the
best thing for this country honestly be-
llcve now It Is not the best thing for this
country and being honest when they
voted in 1892 the beliefs, they propose to
be equally honest this year and vote the
other way. tTr-nendous applause).
Ibelleve there have been 4 grent many
people who honestly believed that the
free c0lnage of the silver of the world
might be good thing, but after f,ill In
Testlgatlon Of the subject are satisfied
1t would be nltnsether the wrong thing.
THE, AMERICAN PEOPLE WANT
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THEY WANT NO DIS
HONEST STANDARDS OF VALUE:
THEY WANT, NO FALSE WEIGHTS,
FALSE Ml;ASURES.F FALSE VALUES
OR FALSE ECONOMY. (Great ap-
plause). x, ,t
Now, 1 think the people OF this coun-
Try believe that we ought 10 have a pro-
tectlve tariff high enough to raise mon
cy Ia run the government. and keep 1t
out OF debt; high enough TO keep Amerl-
can shops running and American work.
lnginen employed; and high enough 10
preserve thu homo market the best mar
ket In the world. 10 the American farm
or and agrlculturIst. (Applause) The
people don't want short dollars any
more than .they want short weights or
measures. tremendous applauae)
And. now, my fellow citizens, think
you are ready 10 vote tremendous
shouts OF yes, yes" and 1--WE will vote
for McltlnlcyD. Is Guernsey county
ready to vote? tyoclferous shouts OF
you bet'o. thank you for coming ana
bid you all good bye.
Harrison Will Make More Speeches.
+ CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Ex- President
Harrison will make 4 speech at lndIun-
apulls on Saturday. October 4ith. This
IL In addition to his speech there on Oc-
tobsr 31st, which will be the winding up
of hlssecond tour OF the state, which VIII
occur October Goth and 3ist. Great
pressure has been brought 10 bear son
General Harrison to, make several other
sppechrs with the result that he has
consented TO extend his Itinerary 50 as 10
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