The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-07-04
N 'KINLEYS VISITORS
The biggest Sheet Of Tin Ever Made"
Taken to Canton Yesterday.
HE'S FULL OF ENTHUSIASM
There Was "voolferous. Tremsnd-
Gus Applause" During the Talk
OF the Nominee. So the Dis
patches Say-His Remarks.

Canton. Ohio July s.-Governor Nc
kinley's callers began early In the day
and included people In all ranks Of life.
Conspicuous among their number was
tally-ho party from Pittsburg In
Guiding Mrs. s. s. Kurtz. william Graf
ton and wife, Miss Gillian. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rankin. +. A. Russell
Miss Addle Nevins, Miss Totten. Mr..
and Mrs. F. NJ. Burroughs and Archi-
bald George.
This afternoon a thousand people Of
Tuscarawas county came In a special
train over the Cleveland & Canton rail-
road. The had the largest sheets Of
tin plate ever made In the world" and
the largest strips of galvanized sheet
steel. Col. w. A. Bovey Of Dennison
was the spokesman. In response to a
very handsome presentation. Major
Mckinley replied:
Colonel Bovey and my fellow citi-
zens: ! am very grateful for this visit
on the part OF my friends OF Tuscara-
was county. and l thank my old friend,
your spokesman. for the cordial and
generous and eloquent words OF greet
Ing which he has brought to me In
your behalf. This assemblage Is fairly
typical OF our American communities
and II fully represents the varied occu-
pations OF the American people. As
your spokesman has already said. In
this presence are farmers. laborers.
mechanics. miners. railroad employees,
merchants. professional men and rep
resentatives OF every rank OF the peo-
pie. and you are here distant from your
home. not for curiosity nor for any
considerations at all personal. but you
are here. for In your hearts, you be-
lieve In the great fundamental doc
trlnes OF the republican party. You
believe that those principles are best
for you when put into practical legis-
lation and administration. You believe
these principles will secure to all the
people the largest measure OF good to
the largest number and you believe that
because you recall that for more than
a third OF a century these great repub-
lican principles dominated legislation
and administration In this country and
that during all that period you have
enjoyed exceptional prosperity, which
you have not enjoyed In the past three
years and q half
"You know therefore something OF
these great principles from experience.
tunlty to express which. after all. 10
the most unerring teacher, that expe-
rience In your votes next November. All
these demonstrations that have been
witnessed here for the past two weeks
are only significant because they show
what is in the hearts and minds OF the
American people. that they want an
opportunity-andt they want u early to
return TO power that grand old party
to which your spokesman hAs % feel
ingly alluded In every branch q the
government. Here In this oountry We
are all dependent upon each other. 20
matter what our occupation may be.
All Of US want good times. good waGss.
good prices, good markets. and then We
want good money alwaya (voeifsrous
cheering).
when we give a good days wages
to our employees we want to be paid In
good sound dollars. worth 100 cents.
and no less. Now whatever policy viii
bring us back TO those good times 10
the one that the great majority Of the
American people are in favor of and
will so register their votes at the COM
ing election and you seem to have m9de
up your minds what that policy Is.
am going to detain you only long
enough to say I am grateful for this
manifestation OF your confidence upon
the part Of the representatives OF Tus-
carawas county. What | want 70 see
In thls country Is return to that
prosperity which we enjoyed for 80
many years. What I want Is to see the
idle men at work and at American
wages: then better markets Will the
farmer have and then better prices Will
they get for their products. Every
one OF you farmers know that from ex-'
perience. And now. after expressing
my gratitude for the assurance that
you have given me of your friendship
and support. and welcoming you from
an overflowlng heart to my city and TO
my home, II will give me very great
pleasure 10 meet and TO greet each one
of you individually. tremendous ap-
.plause).