The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-14

Canton O.. Oct l--Shoutinx Repnh-
leans Trosn Ssn3usky. Ohio. arrived frozn
two directions today. the first detachment
az several cars coming in over the Caeye-
land. Canton and southern railway. and
the other coming in over .he interas'an
line via Massallon. Clyde. Fremont Beale-
vue and Green Springs were represented
IN the party OF NH or i.isa Their demons
stratioa was held in the Tabernacle. where
Thomas Dewey delivered the introduction.
20 which Maj. Mckinley responded. Saysne
ausong other things:
II know Of no state In the Tnion that
has contributed more 10 the honor and
glory OF the republic than the state of
Ohio. know OF no county in the state
that carries the ashes Of more noble dead
than Sandusky. which YOU represent. ZAP
paalase.) Gen. Hayes was my friend. ha
was my ooyhood friend: | met him for
the first time on the fleld OF cattle when
tho country was engaged in tho mishtiest
war Of human history. and no Drawer man
ever led a troop than Rutherford B. Hayes.
Continuous cheerir@.) lie was not only
my boyhood friend. bat he was a constant
friend until the day Of his DEATH and I
cherish his memory as an everlasting
one"
Maj. Mckinley also spoke feslingly Of
Gen. Ralph r. Buckiand and Gen. James
b. Mcpherson.
To the delegations from PennsyivaniA
Mai. Mckinley said;
Pennsylvania has always been a pro-
lection state. James Buchanan. a Demo-
crat. when he was president OF the United
states. gave US some very good advice.
which is applicable TO the present situation.
He said. No statesman would advise thai
We should so on increasing the national
debt 10 meet the ordinary expenses OF tho
government. This would be a rainous poll
cy. In case OF war our credit must be our
chief resource. at least for the first year.
and this would be greatly impaired by
having contracted debt in time or peace
Our policy Is TO increase our revenues 50
as to equal our expenditures. IL would be
rainous 10 continue to borrow"
That is the position OF the Repnblican
party today. Mr.. Randall. a Democrat
OF great distinction and a man OF wonder
ful power. who was always for pennxyl-
wanna and the people of Pennsylvania ana
for the workfngmen OF Pennsylvania d.
clared In 1851. in the last speech that he
made in the congress OF the unitsA States,
in opposition 10 the Mills bin II the far
mer ceases TO buy the product az the
manufacturers. he will certainly cease "a
sell TO them. but he must sell his prod
,icts In the markets where he buys what
he consumes himself
suppose last year We had u1anufactur-
ed thousand millions worth less than
we did and had gone abroad for these
products. could a thousand millions moro
OF agricultural products have been sold
abroad al the price which products
brought hereg We sold all the wheat ana
corn and meat products that Europe
could take at the price that prevailed.
Who can tell at what prices Europe
would have taken five huzsired millions
or even one hundred millions. more OF
our agricultural products than she di1
takey The mere statement OF the pror,-
sstfon Is such az 10 disclose the error ON
which IL IL founded ard shows the Inn
porfance of uniting manufacturers with
agriculture. or. "a Jefferson states II.
putting the manufacturers by the side os
the farmer
In fact both must depend almost ex-
clpsiyeIy on the home market. IL fs folly.
! II rot crime. TO attempt 10 change II IN
these respects. II would bring ruin and
bankruptcy without the possibility OF hav-
ing such result accomplished. The
greater the diversity OF Industries In any
country. the greater the wealth produc-
ing power of the people. and the more
there fs for labor and capital TO divide she
more independent the country becomes.
Now. my fellow citizens. ] take II that
on the matter OF tarin you need no arsu-
rnenf. II II said cur trouble is not the
tariff. but the money. and the way to have
prosperity is to set our mints TO running.
daughter and applauseD / do not be-
iieve they would employ any portion OF
the idle miners OF the anthracite region
/ IL every mint In the United States was
started. Now, I take IL. whatever may
be our employment. we want good money
Money that will buy all purrhasabio
things wherever they are Is better than
/ q money that Will not. Now. II a money
1 that is only current In the United States
! at Its face value. and which must stand
| = discount every where else. as good as
money that is current in every civilized
country - tCries of mo" and applause J