The morning times., 1896-06-20
MESSAGES TO M'K|NLEY
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George &. Davis, Chicago.
A pleasing feature OF the kilograms was
the large number coming from ladies all
over the country.
Mai. Mckinley expressed particularly
hearty satisfaction over the numerous
responses from the far West approving g
MS nomination and the platform and PROM
isirg support.
In the crush succeeding the nomination
and the confusion that extended over the
whole night, the visit OF several bodies to
the house escaped notice. One of the very
first to arrive was dele CATION OF COM
merciai travellers, representing nearly
every State in the Union, who happened to
be gathered in Canton.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
The deli CATION was under command OF
Capt. II. F. Weston, OF Penns ylvania; Col.
j. II. Keating, or Michigan, and Lieut.. W..
u. Ebersole, OF Ohio. Capt. Weston pre-
sented the club to the major. Later a
delegation or $50 from Varroiiton, no
iroan Minerva, 20 from kobertsviilc and
90 from Osnaburg came in and headed by
the Carroiiton band OF twenty-five pieces,
marched 10 the Mckinley residence, amid
the cheers and shouts OF the throng on the
streets.
Messrs. William Jameson, H. a. Smith,
George VOJesoI, and II. D. Newell OF
Columbia called upon Major Mckinley. II.
Ii. Smith told low, at his instance, Mr..
Mckinley made the first public speech of
his life. while he lived in Poland There
had been gathering OF old soldiers on
one occasion, and at the close of tie meet
ing they marched to the home OF young Nc
kinlcy and he, as spokesman, called the
young man Out OF bed and asked him TO
make speech. He says the Major re-
sponded aud made them fine address.
The losses By theft last night are greater
than at first reported. Eleven rified
pOcket-books were found OIL the grounds
about the house and one man had a valuable
diamond stud torn from his shirt 'front.'
The Coshocto1 Mckinley Club, twenty
five strong, and half a dozen ladies' and
gentlemen from Cuyahoga Falls were tie
first organized body OF visitors this n,orp-
ing. There was no speech-Innking simply
shaking OF hards. Col. Clark, secretary,
and MFR. Shaw. executive committeeman OF
the Home Market Club. Boston, called on
Major Mckinley as representatives OF the
club. Tteir stay was brief.
FROS MANY SENATORS.
In the cOurse OF this afternoon the fol-
lowing kilograms came in:
Senator ferE.Is-In behalf OF the Re-
publicans OF California. greet you as the
foremost defender Of our part, . PRINCIPLES.
and congratulate our people r;iat you WI
be our next President.
Scnator Hawiey-NOble caCsH and Ilat-
form. Congratulations and suploit.
Senator Lodgc-All l con uu 10 secure
your triumphant election and Republican
victory will be done.
ChauDcey II. Cepew-I have attended
maDy hatons.t ct,nvv ntions. and never ,.it
one more perfectly satisfied with ticket
and platform.
l.. II. Jcwett. Athens. O.-Tbe first letters
OF Ohio and New Jersey read, .On." to
ccrt1in victory in November.
b shop Vincent OF the Methodist Epis-
copai Church 10 Mrs. McKiplcy)-I az
prcciate as no one else can your husbands
Worth. power, nobility and tenderness.
Benjamin Hickman. NJ. D.. era wfords-
vilIe-The negroes of Indiana are well
pleased.
Jonn T. Mack-Your nomina,'ol means
SO much for our common country
Senator elect Wellington. MARYLAND
Maryland will give you eight electoral votes
In November.
George Alfred Townsend, GapIand, Md
Army correspondents laid their correr-
stone OH South Mountain. Maryland. while
you We're being Nominated. Come back
here where you served ho, coffee TO your
regiment. and dedicate our memorial as
President elect.
8. A. Perkins. chairman national Com
mittce, American Republican coilege-we
Will do everything in our power TO roll up
Dig ma jority for the advocate of prptec-
tioH.
W. c. Brown-NoDe can be happier and
pTouder than the members Of your staff
F. W. Peck. Chicago-Our party las an
ideal candidate.
FRED GRANT CONGRATULATES.
Col. and Mrs. Fred. Grant, TO Mrs Nc
kinley-We send you and our future Presi-
den, heartfelt and Joyful congratulations.
Russell b. Harrison, Terre Haute-Picase
accept my Eearty congratulations on your
victory, which surely means success in
November.
n. G. BuIkley-Accept the hearty con.
gratulations OF the Connecticut delegation.
Charles W. Parrisi-Oreson delegation
congratulates the nation on your nomina-
tion.
Charles Becham and others-weu, we'll
fight the battle now as we fought in days
OF yore. we're coming. William Mckinley.
thirty million more.
Albion Little. Portland. Me.-You are
clearly the choice of the people.
W. II. Eustis. Minneapolis Congratulate
our country, our party and yourself on
platform and nominees.
W. J. Wilson. New York-You haze my
head. heart and pocketbook for President.
IF. Hanson, Macon, Gal am with you
to the end.
NJ. 2. Camplin-Wyoming is happy; the
nation viii be redeemed and workmen will
work.
Julia Dent Grant. widow of Gen. U. s.
Grant-Acccpt congratulations for yourself
and Mrs. Mckinley.
Morris NJ. Estee-You willcarry California.
George NJ Halbrook, Burlington. vt.-It
was and is a cinch.
WEST VIRGINIA PROMISED.
Stephen B. Elkins-Tbe people will see to
it that your election will surely follow.
West Virginia is Republican state and
will be found in the Mckinley column.
Bishop and Mrs. Leonard OF Obio-Accept