The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30

,e.p falling necessarily since early
,,,rp,us ard demonstration on the
N.K,r!ey lawn are entirely out OF the
question. -Four OF the visits announe-
ID were postponed. The soldiers from
the homie at Sandusky and residents OF
IN vicinity. arrived In special train
Q, seven coaches soon after noon. They
r,rs taken to the tabernacle where
MAJOR Mckinley met them. Addresses
,ysr. made BY Sergeant Hopkins on
b.h,it Of the soldiers and By l.. w.
Hall on behalf OF citizens. y spcchl
tain D! ten coaches brought the Sec
ard delegation Of the day. II started
.nm Wa!ker,on. Ind, and picked up
alroad men in all branches OF the
work; farmers. mechanics and citizens
N rca4rnl between that point and Chi
sars Junction. Ohio. The delegation
va. presented BY Judge W. l.. PenAcld.
Of Aaburn. Indiana.
MAi?r Mckinley spoke as follows:
Ny Fellow Citizens OF Iadlana:-E am
.!lG 10 welcome 10 my home citizens
9: reghb0r!ns state, representing all
o,rurati9ns and employmcn;s OF the
-sotlr. / an glad TO welcome the far
MFRS and the employees OF the Bsltl-
more K Ohio railroad company,and the
t,;zens generally who have honored
me with this cali this afternoon. Cap
7,ause.l The farmers OF this country
mus; appreciate and will appreciate. u
Icy do not already, that We cannot IN
,reas+ their markets or. decrease their
rJm1rtitlOn either 81 home or abroad
ay destroying the credit OF their coun-
try. (Applause and cries .ot Right,
rgh.O Tha; Ne cannot cut down the
competition which they have in India
and Russ.a and the Argentine Repuh-
&c. nr Increase consumption at home OF
,h-i- products By cutting down the
value OF the currency Of the United
S'a,cs. THE ONLY WAY THE FAR
MERS CAN BE BENEFlTTED is
THROUGH a LARGER ecONSuM-
ING CLASS. CApplausr., THE
MlSTS WILL NOT FURNISH TIE
FARMER WITH MORE CONSEM-
Frs. HE HAS THE MOST PROFIT
ABLE MARKET FOR WHAT HE
PRODUCES AT HOME. AND NOT
ABROAD. tApplauseJ
He Is met in the markets OF the world
ny the products OF other lands beyond
tire sea- The only market he can rely
Ggvn eyery day OF the year IS the
American markets tApplause). and
what he waD.s to know Is how TO make
that American market the best. He
cannot do it by closing the mills.
lChers.) He cannot do 1t hy putting
out the fires OF our furnaces. Renew-
Il cheerInS) He cannot do K by TAX
.&G business away from the great rail-
ruld lines OF the country. He can only
improve the American market by IA
vor!ng a policy that will put every
man 20 work who lives beneath our
lag; and put them at work at living
wages. CGreat applause.) Not the
wage scale of come other nation OF the
"DriI. but the American scale. The
best In the world. Great applause.)
THE FARMER CAN NO MORE IN
CREASE THE VALUE OF HIS
WHEAT BY DIMINISHING THE
VALUE OF THE AMERICAN DOL
LtE THAN HE CAN INCREASE
TIE QUANTITY OF HIS HAY BY
DIMINISHING THE HAY WAGON
oN WHICH HE IIAULS IT. tTremen-
1oas cheering and cries OF Good.
g06d"y
tn" railroads OF the country make
business. They consume fifty million
tons o. coal a year. That Is what you
engineers burn ever twelve months.
What does that do? Cries OF 1T gives
Us %OrkD Yes. it gives you employ
H''nt while you ara burning Il. 1t
gives the thousands OF miners employ
msnt while they are digging it. That
5 the kind Of q policy we advocate
let everybody help everybody else.
IfFeat applause and cries Of "ITurrah
.or Mckinley"
The railroad men. are investors and
hlJ'KHoldhrS In loan associations and
lh'- savings In savings banks, or ,Il
Gl:-. Great laughter and applause)
What n deep Interest, therefore, the
railroad men have IN the rIghttu! set
Tenant of the money question. Not
|"y arc they Interested in preserving
We integrity OF their savings for their
IA age or Disqualification, and their
"''iFance 10 their families IN cuse Of
accident or death, but they are inter
yea N thtir present ana future
",S"v
:, - NOT RELIEVE THAT THE
.n.lihIDAD MEN Of THIS COUN-
!"E WILL EVER CONSENT TO
.h,lNiEli THEIR SAVINGS CUT IN
~ or THEIR INSURANCE MO-
~. ~ i'AiD At THE RATE OF FIF-
j.. "O CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
rs ~ No. no.'D NOR WILL THEY
~ SATISFIED TO RECEIVE THEIR
NAIES IN ANYTHING BIT 4
., RkE%CY WHICH SHALL BE
M,ni:I II \ FULL ONE HUNDRED
i'NTS Why are they talking about
ID" creditors of this country; they are
''h'aiivcrt!rg against them. Who
=, a. the creditors Of this countrya
H'N. arc the men who labor in this
''F'iy. Tremendous chccrlng) Tho
."i'"-i creditors Of this r0sntry to-
way AZ" the workingmen The employ
'L' ~ this country owe their cmployes
'.'iy thirty days. In good Times. (crIe4
Not now, though" followed by
* Inugfrer). more than the bond.
ieht ~ the United States. Nearly
.T"Vb0o arc PAID annually 10 the
'"f'ai employees alone DorH the
.7II"hD employ" propose 10 aid nnv
''r'% u enact Legislation which win
his pay roll from twenty-five to
~ per cent In the name OF n chem
.r'Ir? Guud cries Of 40, nn.'D
r"t blkvC that the free coinage of
'"' aver product of the United Stntes
u" free coinage Or the silver Drn.
''' "f IN. world with the fIut Of ,hr
"famrnt Jr ;hc United States could
make u thing worth only iuy.tnrCr
'#'7 worth hundred ccnia- O;rr1t
'iriiuSc and Crina Of "%O. nn."0 Such
" iF"poHtj1n Is ContradIctnri By rcngon
"nH experience, and opposed 10 com.,I
"D'h sefse and the plain pr!ncIuleg of