New-York tribune., 1896-10-27
TRSEYMEN VISIT CANTON.
Continued from First Page.

-. &C much interested In the rightful settle
qu. - noitical questions are the men. They
mem SIS much interested In good times. good
he and unsuled patriotism the men Of
mo' mo- nountry are. and 1t has been pleasure TO
inc ~ note that In most of this exciting and in
me net,nr campaign the women Of the United
so,os have manifested deep and profound in
eres' ,ora to-day Numbering thousands
10" half-dozen States of the Union. because
from mex from tomorrow you will PERFORM the
on onss, supreme and most sacred duty or American
mos. mo,.anshjp "a voice. And we will elect Mckin-
cIM.nor'l followed by applause and laughter)
ey. 10 one glory Of which we can boast and no
Tnss Nation can and that is ours is Govern
o'ne ~ the people and of all the people. and not
mei,. ~ the people. The vote Of one man. no
ma. ma. NAV be his surroundings. whether they be
s,hle or whether they be exalted. counts just
hu,cb on that supreme day as the vote or any
n"r,an II is our proud boast too. that every
o'ne US - his own vote II is his priceless privi-
nan which no man or community has right to
Ess.u or question l want the people or this
$50 sn,rv to-day as in the past years. each man
CIV CIV himself 10 cast his ballot so as to subserVe
~ nwn highest and best interests.
LABOR AND CAPITAL FRIENDS.
,,, there is almost a panic among some
VIZ Of this country because employees and
pevr,nvars are marching under the same flag tap-
earrsei as though there was something un,Ameri-
pe1.hout fraternity between the men VINO eH-
,ohO
po. ~ union anywhere that should be stronger stronger
Nv the union between labor and capitai.
tns tnsnsrs) The cannot get on without the
.,hsr and labor thank God. is at the ,,
os ~ ali the wealth and prosperity peheath o..
9. o.. " "lApplause) Capital cannot run Wilhou. ~
nag onv more than a conductor VIII run ms ms
ply.n' without pay. Capital will no more woih pr,
uthout profit than an engineer Will '"' mo
sne without pay Applause.) .,o,,
eHsh MIA, we want in this country Is restoraton
=, ,hat confidence that will give 10 capl.a,
., o,,st and have it make liberal investments; & amu
ns.n IN return will employ lapol az i.' Iii
tnen III, ~ wages Whatever policy which VIII
Ans, should he the policy OF the american
sonle for all time to come lnere 10 Jus. ,tno, U
ys,ng that will do it. and that is 10 ,o,s u,H.vvs
.Y rr Industry in this country from run.uu'
w. es,I3e,;,ion from abroad. and give our proouc-
COM e,s his splendid home market. ana OUT wax
g. ,rsrs this magnificent wage-ceh're ine" We
es' , 70 omen ,p by reciprocity provisions Io,
wan van market for our surplus products OF Seri-
es ,mre and manufacture. and when we nase
AVE- that we have put every man % W, WIN or, IL,
,ss country. and when every man a;,,e - " in tha
!, ,bs country every home and fafhiiE IN the
land is happy.
VOTE AGAINST REPUTATION.
.,ordirg about me to-day know bet
49, ,han can tell them how much tneH haNe
.uesred from a policy that mas strlCh.n u~o"n ~
,r,arests and indl stry ana uahSii't't ~
.,,r bevond the seas 10 he done oehea'h an am
NI u eoc (CheersO You know how much you
So ond Won know that whenever train IS
.sner off vour road one less engineer is required
srS tower brakemen and swtchmen are re-
"m;red In a word every time a rallroau COM
9snv laws off a train ii laws of crew, ana
rrha, does that mean? II means ldJehess'
What does ideness mean? II means sulefhs'
Nv ellov-cjtzens want to vote. II we oe-
,s~e in the policy. We want to vote TO restore
;ndnstrv We want further to have IL uhoer-
s,ood hv all mankind that this Is not Nation
~ rspudiators continued APPLAUSE: that we
Sa,iave in having our debts in good sound nom
es, dollars Not only our public debts. put our
nrivate ones too and no; only paying one poo!
nf our people In good money. but all OF them III
Tho same money and all Of il unquestioned ana
nndenreciating forever. tCheers)
The Erie delegation presented a handsome ana
.,ahorate floral decoration 10 Mrs Mckinley.
The next delegation was not large Dut II was
q ranresentative one. 1t came from Boston ana
uas composel OF twenty-three men. IN" Executive
Committee Of the Railroad Mems Non-Partisan
sound Money League Of New wEngland. Alexander
Robertson president Of the League. said In his re-
marks 70 Major Mckinley that the delegation rep
resented every branch of railroad work. and that
~ also represented 5000 railroad workmen OF New
England The delegation escorted from the
station BY the Grand Army Band cf forty mus-
clans a6d<by the Canton Mounted Troop.