The morning times., 1896-06-23
HANNA VISITS M'K|NLEY
Continued from First Page.

bed spaces, in order TO better support the
myriads OF visitors that will throng the
place.
Mr.. Brown twenty-five years ago entered
Major McKiDley's services as a man OF all
work, a poor German, scarcely able to
speak English. Today be is one OF Canton's
most substantial citizens. worth many
thousands, and one of Major McKinley's IS
most devoted and enthusiastic supporters.
Major Mckinley wears upon his watch
chain an old Henry Clay medal, about the
size OF a silver quarter. OF which he is very
proud. On one side is yignette OF Clay.
and on the reverse. the words Protection
to American Industry" 1t was presented
to him by Mrs. Hammond OF Cleveland,
mother of the architect of the courthouse
at Conton, whose husband wore it half q
century ago.
The most interesting. If not most i'm
portant. day passed by Major McKinley
since lie entered upon his career as a
Presidential candidate. closed the evening
with the visit of a delegation Of ESQ
citizens of GAINESVILLE a nd n Muskingum county.
They came under the auspices of the Busi.
ness Mems Republican Club OF that city.
The train reached Canton at z O'Clock, and
escorted by the local drum corps. and
cavalry company. organized for the cam
paign. marched, with drums beating and
banners flying. to the Mckinley residence
They were joined en- route by hundreds
of Canton's populace. 20 that when they
rea ched their destination. the crowd COM
prised several thousand people.
VAN vooRHlS, SPOKESMAN.
Congressman II. c. Van voortis was
spokesman Tor tile visitors. He oongratu-
lated the country and Major Mckinley
upon his nomination. because assured that
xri tn orr
nerciai and Industrial depression, and IL
Will insure protection to our Industries u Rd
MAINTAIN the honor OF TINS government
He spoke OF the pride the people or Ohio
felt in his record OF good wCrks as soldier
and a statesman. hepledge6 to mis- auditor
the enthusiastic support or those Tor wnCIn
he spoke throughout the campaigD and up
TO the close or election day. And now,
fellow citizens, have the honor and pleasure
OF pIeseDting 70 you GOV. Mckinley, the next
President of the United States"
Major Mckinley was received with cheers
as he mouD;cd the stand to respond His
remarks were on this occasion chiefly
notable for his first reference, in any of
his speeches To tie financial plank in the
platform when he said tha I ~ hen we give
full days work we are entitled to be
paid in u full dollar" 1t was also notice
able that this evoked the inst appia use.
Major Mckinley said:
1T appears TO Inc that have heard these
vc.ces before daughter ard voice That's
rightD. lam very glad to meet my fellow
citizens OF MuskiDgum county. 1 have
many times been greeted by great audiences
in the City OF GAINESVILLE, in yo&r county.
and this is the first opportunity fave had
to welcome you all to my own home.
bid you warm aud generous welcome here
tonight.
GOV BUSHNELL COMING.
I'VE have had some experience in the
last three years and half. experience fias
superseded propLeSy and cuid facts have
taken the place OF prediction. We all
know more than we knew three yea RS
ago, and we are all ready and anxious 70
get back TO the period OF 1892, when this
country was cDjoyiDg its highest prosperity,
with the largest domestic trade it ever
enjoyed and the large foreign trade with
the nations OF the world. We want to
get back to that policy, my fellow citizens,
which will give to US work and wag !;
give TO agriculture home market and q
good foreign market, which was opened
up by the reciprocity legislation Of the
Republican party"
Major Mckinley was presented to the
visitors by President Logan, of the Business
Mems Club. and when they had all shaken
hands they marched back to the station,
whence trey started on the return trip
at O'Clock
A visitor this evening was Judge James
a. Waymire of Alameda, Cal, who was
8lr Hanna's representative in the State
during the campaign previous to the conven-
ton. He confirmed Col. Kowalsky's dag
uosis of the situation in that State. We
shall give Mckinley 20 900 majority.
desuitp the silver craze the extsnt of
which is very much exaggerated, and we'll
carry oregon and Washington. All Wen
lose will be Nevada"
Gov. Bushnell wired tonight that q
delegation OF the citizens of Columbus,
himself at the head, would call upon the
nominee at his home here next Monday at
O'Clock.