The sun., 1896-06-29
TO MEET M'KINLEY TO-DAY.
COMMITTEE OF NOTIFICATION As
SEMBLEs IN CLEVELAND.

They VIII Go to Canton Thte Morning and
Formally Tell the Major That the Re-
pubIicann Have Nominated Him for
President-Loving: Cup Given to HnnnN.
CLEVELAND, June 2S.-Some OF the Ohio dele.
gates to tho late Republican Convention ten
dercd to NJ. A. Hanna n reception and dinner at
the Union Club last night. ConEratulatory
toasts were responded to- and Mr.. Hanna's
generalship was lnudcd. Among those present
were members of tho Notification Committee,
which will notify Mckinley of his nomination
to.mor Mr.. Hanna was presented with
loving cup containing tho following inscription:
Complimentary to the Hon. Marcus A.
Hanna, commemorntng his peerless champion
ship of Mckinley at St. Louis. June ls. 1896"
The members OF the Repu blican Presidential
Notification Committee were all here to- night
with the exception of Mr.. Rogers OF Utah. who
telegraphed that he could not come. The COM
mIttee will go TO Canton tomorrow morning.
Senator Thurston, Chairman of the committee,
said tonight:
II do not think there Ia any question that Nc
Kinley will win great victory, but by what
plurality cannot estimate. think we will
lose Colorado. Utah. Nevada, Idaho. and Mon
tana on account of silver. do not think we
can save them. The rest of the Western States
will wheel into line for Mckinley think the
fight will shortly settle down and the tariff will
force the money issue into second place.
Senators Teller and Dubois will be reelected
to the Senate on silver tickets. 1t is rather sig
nfcant that these two Senators were the only
ones to bolt, and that they were both up for re-
election in silver communities. Those who did
no idea what Mr.. Hanna will do about the Exec
utive Committees headquarters. l think he
should be allow ed to fix them wherever is han
diest for his interest"
CANTON. o.. June 2s.- Major Mckinley. tired
ley ley to-day to the country home Of Mrs McKin-
ley's aunt. Mrs. Marie G.. Saxton. and spent the
day. The Ma Major did not attend church this
tomorrow morning on the Mckinley lawn and
The pnrty will arrive at o 30 A. NJ. and leave
at p. NJ. A lunch is to be served under a tent
in the rear of the house. A Columbus delega-
other delegations will make their bows in front
OF the porch during the week. Otherwise the
$4,000 Christian Endeavorers M rs Coming to the
GOV. McKinley's speech to tho Notification
Committee will not be long. and he will not
issues i Of the campaign Nothing in the way of Of
ed until he ublishes his letter of acceptance.
wh ch will 6e in month or six weeks: That
elapse between tho date Of his oricial notifca-
tion and the publication of his official accept
ance OF the nomination.
Major Mckinley is not disposed to depart
from custom in the matter. He knows there is
all abundance of time before the election IN No.
vember next for the discussion OF all political
questions and he does not wish the campaign
to begin TOO soon and too vigorously.
Before he gives out his letter of acceptance he
will probably make n short visit to the seaside
He said with much emphasis this morning that
under no circums ances would he 20 to New
port or any other fashionable resort. He wants
rest and immunity from visitors when he takes
his vacation. and for that reason he will either
srend fortnight with his cousin. Col. Osborne,
at RoX bury. Mass. or make tour of the lakes
on one OF Mr.. Hanua's boats. Some OF his
friends are urging him U adopt the latter
COurse