New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
MAJOR M'KINLEY TO REST
WITH MRS. MKINLEY HE WILL VISIT
CLEVELAND.
RECOMMENDATIONS POURING IN


Recommendations POURING IN
4 ON THE PREsIDENT-ELEcr.
Il [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I
dnton. Ohio. Nov. 5-Major Mckinley does
lOtook like mar who has worked necessarily
wtve or fourteen hours day for the last FIVE
poths. and who has made In that period nearly
1Ospeeches and addressed more than half
nilon people from his own doorstep. Victory
hshad a wonderful tonic effect on Major Nc
Hrey. and his constitution responds quickly to
iebracing and celebrating influence.
Fer since the election Major Mckinley has
beei in the best OF spirits and at no time during
the ampagn did he have serious doubts about
the ltcome Of the battle. He has been from the
beginning serenely confident Of success. HIS
faitiin the intelligence and patriotism OF the
Amecan people is unbounded and he said to-
nghthat his faith ha1 been superbly indicated.
Majc Mckinley is going away from Canton for
a fe, days He has received invitations from
not fwer than fifty of his friends to visit them.
and h has had several handsome country houses
places at his disposal. Urgent invitations to
visit ew- York. Chicago Boston and Philadel-
pha Ave been received but he has thought 1t
wise decline them all. Major Mckinley wants
to avd publicity AID formal functions as much
as posble He is also averse to much travel
Just a present He feels that II he went to
large CIV in the East or West II would be almost
impossible to get the rest his friends Insist that
he ougl TO take before graphing with the ardu-
Gus tas OF organizing his Administration and
discuss.g policies with the party leaders. Mrs
McKlnly has Leen suffering from severe at
tack OF he grip for ten days. and her physician
thinks sc would derive benefit from change OF
scene an air but does not want her to under
take a log journey.
TO 'IslT COLONEL NJ. T. HERRICK.
After onsdering all of the points. Major Nc
Kinley rs decided to spend a week or ten days
at the buse of Colonel Myron T. Herrick. OF
CleveIan, one Of his old friends and former stan
officers Major Mckinley expects to 30 to Cleve'
land thslast of this week or the first Of next.
The day,f departure has not been determined
upon. lis will probably be his only Journey
from Canon until he leaves here for Washington
in the later part of next February. lie does not
exDect tt go TO New-York this winter. and his
present irention Is to remain III canton aiter MS
return fron Cleveland till he gees to Washington.
Major MKinley expects to rest In ''leVeland
He wantia complete change for time. one
reason wy Major Mckinley goes to visit Mr..
Hprrick istend Of Mr.. Hanna Is tnat the iatter
Will not b in Cleveland. and another is that MT.
Herri,i ialso one Of his closest friends and he
wants to with him.
DUE - PATRIOTS OF BOTH PARTIES
Major Mckinley found time tonight to say a
few wore about the election. He spent the
evening his library and chatted with num-
Der Of his frierds To the correspondent Of the
United Associated Presses. who asked him 10
what ne attributed the success OF the Republi-
cans. he aid:
II do pt care to be interviewed. but VIII
sav that think the patriotic thoughts OF men
OF both olGpartles have brought aboutthe result.
Ardent arl devoted as have been the efforts
Of Republicans everywhere. equally prohouhc'u
and helpnl was the attitude OF the souhn-
nancy m.a Then the press OF the country. the
ir,clljpent nd enthusiastic efforts Of the great
journals O both parties. have been mighty
factor In tie result. and In the success Oh Inv
Republican cause.
LISTING DELEGATIONS
Thcrc mr.. symptoms which indicate mn out
break OF visiting delegations. special TRAIN
loaded witt enthusiastic Republicans from TN
t,nna,l is rheduled 10 arrive here at o'clock
Friday afternoon. Republicans from seVera'
Their cities are also arranging TO visit canton 10
| ,ngrat ulatc Major Mckinley but his depar'ur"
r Cleveland will probably cause them 10 chhhsc
! cir plais =,
The bicycle relay which left Indiana AZ u
| Clock Tuesday evening bearing the congratuih-
tins Of tie Indiana whe'inen TO MAJOR Mu , I'M
| IL arrived in Canton at 6:lJ O'Clock this morn
| In Bad roads delayed the whcelrnen from
| Rhmond Ind. to Canton. The packet was de-
| lived TO Major Mckinley by Fremont Harris
| an Georo, w Keep. who made the last relay
| fro Woouer TO this city They were accom-
paed by u. II. Oliver and John X sherman.
OF ,dianapolis. Major Mckinley thankea In"
whqmen for their expressions OF eoon-"'n
| and,reseIfed each with his photograph as
sounir.
| STATED THE FURNACE FIRES.
g,Iy i,,I. cod
a tckraph key in his home that started the
| fires the lew Niagara Furnace at North Ton
avian. 'ew moments after pressing the but
ton Nor Mckinley received the following mes
sage:
North onawanda. y. y
The rw Niagara Furnace has been started by
yoursclfnd The principle you represent upon wnat
we hopes a career Of usefulness In this commu-
nifty. Ash,s act IL typical OF widespread start.
| Ing Of wells II Industry, the Tonawanda Iron ana
| Steel Copan, and It's employees and assembled
| guests ute n congratua lions upon your election
| and In eSessng hope and belle; that your Admin
ihn n ring pe8Se TpGEks Presiden
| The tegra,h companies are compelled to
| keep six eight operators at work In order to
| handle II la.gc number OF kilograms OF con
| gratulatiO which are pouring In upon MAJOR
| Mckinley. Al through the night they nave
| been comir AID every State In the country has
! sent throlh II citizens messages OF greeting
to the Repbltan candidate. Many Americans
| abroad aree,ding by cable their congratua-
tons Thsnesagc from the stronghold OF sill
yer sentimet vas read with interest by Major
| Mckinley:
Newcastle. Col
| rongratulabn from forty Republicans In the
| heart OF the oklts. w. L. y
c. w. Atkisn, Republican Governor ecct OF
West Virgin ient the following
Accept congrtlations on your great triumph. Our
State gives yO bout 1900
George II. Sal. Somerset County. Penn. sent
this message
Frosty Sons Thunder send you greetings and
tulations Ter majority for you is the lary-
est ever given.
F.. c. Linney sigrnphed as follows from Louis
Vile:
Kentucky safe. Twin for State Senator. We have
seventy Republican Joint ballot and VIII elect
a Republican Senr to succeed Blackburn.
graphs:
Massachusetts Is ,ngratulating the whole coun-
try to-day.