New-York tribune., 1896-06-21

vour ACQUAINTANCE amid the mountains Of our State
when we ,n. Tee .oT people here are
taineers OF West Virginia, whose Repubicahlsm -
as ss FTna % al ai the ney oya RspuScans o from
the mountains and the valleys. glad grev''nss @ ai'
elecied President OF the United States of America
/ (Cheers)
! Major Mckinley responded:
! Captain Dovener and my fellow-citizens OF Wheel
Ing / have been visiting Wheeling for sood many NAM
| years and | am glad to have you at last return u
unon every occasion that | have visited your city
and State II carry the banner OF lnc ~
/ cples | remember having gone through the state
in 1884, when that little mountain state was idlI 1
umn OF the Republican party have not seen you
since and therefore, take THIS hrst Van o nut
four Republican Representatyes in the nt yn
sent tbat snlendld statesman and magnificent man;
stephen b. Ekns to the Senate Cheers, a"p u ,h
right in saying. my feo%sitzsensv s sna, you
THAT what you did two years ego you mean ms ,T
keep doing until the great RepnGcnnr nr,Nh pp Of Ss he
Federal Government and until we ch hnye o We're
to that sHroa' O Dro,psTy f5O Susher Mh and
pauseJ thank YOU my fellow-counirymsn, ,on tor
the reference by your Congressman and my friend s
Captain Dovener 10 our first meeting Over m M ~
war Tho States then were In active reoeIn2n ,n n,.,
against the FEDERAL union yeaT r., ,hs
Snr hcIong 10 the vanqushed as well TO the vic
tor T5 da as tTe M 1nw the North and the South only
as geographical divisions We are al one IN ; uryo-
/ Ing 10 make the Nation more glorious than ever
before | thank you for this call.
Three cheers were given with Will. and then
each Of the visitors shook hands with the Major.
After dark while waiting for their train L"
start on the return trip the Wheeling delega,es
formed the square. and with p"hds reu n!e
md fireworks galore marched up Markct-s'''
making IL q broad river Of blazing light liHt-
ing in front 4 the house. they again filed the
/ yard and Major Mckinley came on the porch 10
/ how hts acknowledgement His nplearanc" was
/ .he signal for a renewal ~ the tumLlt
CONGRATULATIONS FROM GEN. HARRISON.
congratulatory messages by wirr have about
ceased arriving but the mail this morning
brought in a grea; number. Among them was
tho following autograph letter from ex-President
Harrison: . -, ,.o -,,.
My Dear Governor beg to eHend 20 You on an my
hearty conEratua,i2ns ubon yp.' ~. ,en,. ri IN 10.
:. rnber rat!fy he work ~ the - >'Al. .nN''.-
'''" '''''' BENJAMIN HARRISON.
rh. mail brought letter from Albert Bartram
Kelly. son OF the late William i. Kelly Cf's
Iron Keuy'') of Pennsylvania. conveying MS
/ mothers congratulations ana saying "e''
my father alive he would %" on" "' ''e ""PP''''
Tnore were also pleasant messages from
F Patrick Egan ex- Minister 20 Chln, fIhu !t'ul.
I ~ %evr-york. Colonel W. W. Dudley, 81 lhulh'ia
and Washington: Charles p. Lincoln "x.bcputy
+ Commissioner n Pensions. conveying me g'rl
wishes OF The K"publi' an CLUB - Warhiie'oi.
stewart J.. Woodfori. of New YORK; ex-Cohsress -
,,on t,nchanan , New-Jereey. Captain 9. II. r..
4 Conrad. 9th Regiment, l. ; a. for, shetI,nn, ,
and f. H. Winets, Of Michigan eS-NsS's'~"'
, secretary - Agriculture
W. !. Elkins PhNadeiph'a-We' the people VIII
canton where he married girl friend Of
Mrs Mckinley Accept Congratulations OF MrS
ManfcfS'n Maain,i,,y u, c,ection as President
MT ana Mrs. Rellamy storer Cincinnau-'on-
MarGais and Marquiso dc charnhrun caSled-
Wuanm Lawrence president of the National Wool
er"yers Assocation' A million wool-growers have
oecas9n 1aasls 10 Tr'2lG1 .san SEND ' TO & fcrosne
Carson r. Wilson. DenVcr-phc .o.oia,p "a
Dr. and Mn Holmes. Copenhagen-Greeuns 10
ToI"ncl John Hay Iincolns private secretary and
h,ocr,nhcr Tnhaye-C Cordial congritulauons
Joscph jefferson. Buzzards Bay-l beg to orcr my
my very sincere congratulations ana OUT our ir.o" a.
ions on tha; near prosperity which your succo"'
"'|amt can,o, ~ * " .snt congratulations through J.
/ Fr~d Hammond secretary % me Mckinney anu
/ Hobart club, organized last nlghi. ,,, r,,,
barclay H. warburton pab%rhsr % n OF NJ nv son
Toegraph' Of lhiiadelphla. me % c,c,- o Tor Won
Oh ErclEm TsrraT GiS San Antonio Tex ex-Mnster to
] belgium. Ell rOHi" h''i'' '''
Bsnjamn Mckinley. secret.ry .,. of the Mckinney
lam y SAWYER "a colleague of the candidate IN
,hn XIiXth and List Congressesl Albion. y Y,
The verdict in November VIII coaT naor'ty u,r
w 81 rJube- osborn Mo-Perpetual Injunction
granted Mckinley. protection. prosperity ema e SCUM
money against free trade. free silver ana 'e" 'oup
"9Hrrs Cnngressman J. A P!ckier-Congratu,atio on
I, 70 G i"s Tor whsh Snasr
! 7 had le honor
carry south Dakota FOR the Republican ticket Nc
hWH,eS' hWrS q - ranks Waltham. Mass-I rejoice IN
vour nomination and have confidence IN your Ad-
consresslnan Kcfer Of St. Paul The German
| American Republicans of the Northwest gNo as
III II Iindlov chairman California delegation
/ Am authorized to extend hearty congratulations ot
tho delegation and assure you California electoral
Judge McKenna. United States Circuit. Court
California crowning honor TO Garfrh bs oi neno
choice and the people are happy . w.,
/ The Mckinley Club No L. Frankfort. ~ as
sured the candidate Of the electoral vote OF Ken
The Mckinley League Of Mount Vernon pledged
Iobn n Iangston (coored) virginia-Although
Thomas b. Reed my first choice Tor President. |
hasten to pledge you my support In every hohorhpio
a'i The Hotel Rroherhood. Of Philadelphia col
ored people rejoice at your nomination
ENGLAND MUCH DISTURBED.
sur u NOT QUITE SURE THAT SOUND MONEY
WILL BE MAINTAINED.
Iondon June 2o-The leading weekly papers here
crcise the results OF the Republican Convention at
st. Louis chiefly from the point OF view relating to
/ Anglo o-Amer,can international finance and com
roerce The Economist says that the wavering
Of the McKineyites does not impress people here
With the belief that they he trusted TO take