New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

principles which have been designated to rep
resent in this political contest No one can Kno"
better than the men who have Tor loTty years VI
more watched the growth OF the country ana tne
effect Of National policies upon ina. a4o Eve the
naent what is best in times like these lot .he
welfare of the people and the progress Oh tIe
Nation. They have seen all policies trleo' TIN a,u
they speak and act from actual experience M. ~
are not controlled by ambition for Office or the
hope thereof nor by theories, but by eternai
facts and their Judgment in contest IKE .nc
present one is OF great value. ana 10 none n'u.S
han to the young men OF the countr! VIM ~
The first time will exercise the supreme act OF
citizenship. There are those present VINO VIII re- re-
call the campaign Of "Tippecanoe and 1yier 700
some may go back to an earlier time ven 80 ,i ,n
that: but all of them will recall the DAYS OF the
old Whlg party, when Adams. Gay anu Wop
ster and the elder Harrison. were the luo's y,
their party and the leaders OF It's thousn', an
when S:anbury and Wright Jackson ana ben'on,
were the conspicuous and able champions Vi .iie
principles of the Democratic party lou haNS
doubtless participated in many Presioe". .na
elections. and can witness inns S Sa Years
ago in the "4Us' and the sos and that mieh.!
crisis of 1860 Do not forget the son 10 hke tlie
father and be charitable to MN II ne 60
enthusiastic and participates in more pa a aus
professions and meetings than you wouid hanu
him. daughter and applauseD l WISH ~. -"
all heightened years and increasing DRESSINGS
At 8 o'clock several hundred employees OF the
Cleveland Street Railway Company cai'o vi ''"'''
The last delegation arrived after SUNSET "'
came from Cumberland. Md. They marcheo 10
Major McKniey's home with torches ana d od""
The spokesman G. W. Snyder. referred 10 'ne ' .
posite character of the delegation ana 10 ,he i"',
that Major Mckinley was stationed in Cumberland
during the war.
TO A MARYLAND DELEGATION.
Major Mckinley said:
CONGRATULATE YOU upon the splendid victory
achieved In your state last year = .t ,hs resi.
dence of your distinguished tioVerhoI tnT T-i,na
Lloyd Ioundes and of your distinguished un!.eu
States Senator. the Hon. Geolse -. Wem,,h1,can
II is a long time since addressed hepupncal1
meeting in the city of Cumberland. When l
spoke to you then. passion and nate charac'eI
ICED the political contest F3rtunasey Ina has
Disappeared and those who were then diVloeu
are now together fighting the battle or honest
money and the public honor Your State ma, mas
majority and registered a splendid RepuDncan
victory. l give you hospitable greetlng. Le'
there be repetition this year or the great VIC
tory so decisivey and honorably won last year.
Eliminating all minor Issues II rs contest TOT
the preservation Of law and order. and the inde,
pendence dignity and integrity OF the FeGSia,
Judiciary What will the answer or Maryland
be to that open challenge? 1t Is for the con,
tinuance Of honest money-god, silver ana
paper-all equal to the best. and everywhere az
good as the best and the restoration or the pro-
tective tariff system without which we cannot
hope to have either permanent prosperity among
our people or sufficient revenue tn support the
Government. ,
Surely the voice of Maryland will not be heard
In the negative upOn any one OF these Vitai
propositions A State of her proud record III the
RevoIutionarv War and in the second war with
England, the State of Carroll and PinckneH;
and of Writ and of Francis Scott Key. VIII
surely not fater now In any campaign aHect-
ing the National honor: a State with her vast
commercial and material interests whose pros
perty and development are SO entirely dcpen-
dent upon her great commerce. both mar',me
and inland: a State with her immense banking
capital, her mighty labor interests VIII never
surely cast dscredit upon the good name OF the
country asperse the honor and glory OF the
Republic; State of her great manufacturing
and agricultural interests cannot afford 10
longer continue tariff policy that impovershes
her people and retards her growth
Engagements for visiting delegations are sun
being freely made Among them was 1.-THE Boston
IIerald's'' pilgrimage of sound money of New
England.