New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
CROWDS CHEER M'KINLEY'
Continued from First PnEe

hose object in selling 10 you at a
I"" il 70 establish a business that will In
-, DESTROY your own Great applause and
'-,os ~ That is rightD We want no cheap
is IN this country at the expense Of free and
nas, American labor. Tremendous cheering
,c,es OF "Iiurrah for McKinley!') We want
cneap goods whose production would re-
Is, rs TO introduce in the United States in
s..r,al and social degradation. Cries Of You
- right we don't.)
r,e commercial travellers are practical bust
-. men. and comprehend business results.
rsev understand business; they know what Will
-, nrornote II, and they realize that II is not
10, uought to be to-day in the United States.
'c.ss, applause and c~ies of That's rightD
an interview yesterday with a commercial
..S.,sller and he said he had been in seven
s.,es and in reply to his question. Do YOU
an, ANYTHING In my line came the stereo-
,red answer. We don't need anything now.
orries OF I'VE have been there and great
leueh.er) Well gentlemen. we need all you
hav. in this line of work for the country
,his year Great cheering and cries of You
Will get it'D
PROTECTION AND RECIPROCITY.
your spokesman has eioquently enumerated
several Of the great essentials 10 our welfare
ond prosperity Protection. as he well said. Is
tho true National policy, the foundation-stone
80, ,,bi.h NJ, Ist be reared the great structure Of
American asccndancy and progress. the system
tina is pre;ervatNc Of ALI business. that steadily
advances this country to the proudest rank in
manufacturing mining. trading and farming
which II should always occupy-greater than
any other nation Of the world Great applause)
Won will agree am sure. in the proud claim
~ Henry Clay-fOr It Is just as true to-day as
over hefore-"The cause Of protection Is the
cause Of the country. and 1t must and Will pre-
vail 1t Is founded in the interests and aifec-
tons OF the people
"Reciprocty. too. the gift OF BAN" tapplause'
end Harrison (renewed applause to the Nation
deferred by Garfeld's untimely death. was al
length proclaimed by that great President states
man and patriot Benjamin Harrison Gre
mendous cheering and cries OF "Rah for Mchh-
lev') Reciprocity. the win OF fro'eCuoh anu
the true handmaid-r of Prosperity already mas
strong hold on the affections Of our people.
Limited her opportunities have beer she mas
ALWAYS shown that she can be a great factor
in the trade of our country What we want
gentlemen. is a reciprocity that is fair liberal
and lust to ours as well to other countries
We will have no policy by which We do not get
9 :
and will inaugurate no reciprocity policy that
takes from American workmen a single DAY
,,o,k that they can possibly get Great APP
,,a,s. and cries Of "McKinlev's all right") We
',,n sinnlv revive the policy that put American
o',,ri IN Havana free and gave Cuban sugar free
ao ,eon,e nj the United States great cheer
,.r, an terms alike just. fair. honorable and
odvantaceous to both countries (Rene"ed
cheerinc)
EXTENDING AMERICAS MARkEIS.
The policy Of Harrison and Blaine means the
SUPREMACY Of trade. not its injury 1t proposed
rs,. and larger markets to our surplus manula''-
.~., AVID AGRICULTURAL products not injurious
,,,.,cff.ion nor lessened trade. 1t must mean
,,,er wages and iirmor prices for what we 90 o'
- .~,a,o. not. less work or poorer reward 10
e. - our citizens II found our foreign productS
,r..,iraliv Excluded from the countries tnat were
-.. ,,c iu1rortant and profitable concessions
: ,o, IN. I-u.f.l States. and eNacted equal au-
',,,.. ~.s from them II said: open your gat"5
- As. ours are already open TO YOU /. HlCIeas'
..r foreign Trad, only II degree una IL du' diI''
...~ 4 ,.,.s,ic trade Protection guards the piou-
49,. . ,,r labor at home: reciprocity opens
make, for ,he products Of our labor abroad
cries Z Good Good. That right. we
ls.u lv both ard We win MAINTAIN poth so ioiS 's
49,. ~.,i 80 tn. country demands 1t. Great APP
- sound Treasury too is demanded alike by
erary consideration Of good governm'Il anu soou
iuS.ness The Government must proNice revenue
Cr I'll expenses or its credit Will he III constant
oraray. ,., H.,
-Four Of the great invaluable ends which Ham
i't.r 81 ID IN 1890 were TO be secured by proper
and odegla,a provision for the support OF pubic
credit are as important to-day as they were men
Let me enumerate hem: TO promote the IN
creasing reliability of the American name
IN answer the calls OF Justice; to furnish new re-
sources both to agriculture and commerce. ana
n establish public order on the basis OF an up
right and liberal policy
THE SAFEGUARD OF THE TREASURY.
The means Hamilton recommended for the ac-
of these glorious objects are those
that should be restored in the administration of
our Government to-day He favored the levyinS
of sufficient duties upon foreign products 10 pro
vide abundant resource for the support of the
Government (cries OF Good "GOod!"), to pay
its National debt and establish. foster and en-
courage manufacturing. commerce and agrcult-
ure (Applause) He favored the policy of fully
protecting the American people in their occupa-
lions and enterprises thereby creating that splen-
did home market which is the best and greatest
In the world Great chcerngD II" favored a
not a debt-increasing, policy zap
plause) a mountaineering not commence
destroying, system. Great applause ana cries or
That's gOodrO Let emulate this great eX-
ample and return TO the wise course ne Dade us
The safest prop to a sound Treasury is pro
tectve tariff (cries Of you're right ana ne
IeNc tndt the american pcppi' i'''iiN ~
f. Cries Of They wl,') II is the true patriotic
policy and cannot be safely surrendered, COM
promised or abandoned Great applause)
NOTHING But THE BEST MONEY
Honest money must always be the oes'
money Chcers) That is the character OF 'he
money we have In circulation to-day-every ooi-
lar worth 100 cents tremendous applause III
every country Of the world. and we propose L"
keep II there Enthusiastic cheering and cries
Of "When Won are elected there is no doubt
If that"J II there is kind Of money that
Is good in every civilized country OF the WOrId
and another that passes In only some pdrt" vi
the world the people Of the United States Will
never be content with anything snort OF the
best Great applause)
We have been doing business on mat paSis
since January ]. 1873. We VIII continue 'nd'