The herald., 1896-09-07
AMONG THE POLITICIANS
A Quiet Sunday Spent by the
Candidates
LABOR DAY AT CHICAGO
To Be Made InterestIsg by Mr.. Brysn's
Speech
The Corporations Centlaus to Pat Up runds
to Bring Delegations to Visit Mckin.
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Associated Press Special Wire
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. civilian J.
Bryan spent a quiet Sunday in this city
today. This morning, with Mr.. and
Mrs. e. c. Wall, he attended the I'm
manuel Presbyterian church and lis
tened to a sermon by Rev. Bishop Fall
lows Of Chicago on the text Providence.
There was no demonstration of any kind
further tha a few introductions to some
| Of the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wall.
This afternoon the nominee accom-
panied his host on a drive throughout
the city. There were but few visitors
and the day passed quietly. Mr.. Bryan
leaves for Chicago tomorrow morning
at 7:15, to speak at the Labor day pic
mic at Sharpshooters' park.
CANTON VISITORS
CANTON, o., Sept. 6.-Major McKin-
ley attended communion services at the
First M. E. church this morning, occu-
pying the family pew.
Two Of the most notable events of
the coming week will be the visit of the
Sound Money Democratic club Of Chi
cago, and the call Of the workingmen of
Carnegie, Homestead, Pennsylvania
Iron and Steel mills on September 18th.
Governor Bushnell and staff will also
call.
News reached here today Of an I'm
mense delegation preparing to come in
two weeks from Northern Indiana in
special trains over the Lake Shore rail-
road. Delegations are now being sched-
uled for Canton to the number of six and
eight in single day. Perhaps the
largest meeting of the campaign will be
that Of September 18th, when Senators
Thurston Of Nebraska, Collum of Illi-
nois, and Burrows Of Michigan will
speak, and Governor Bushnell and other
distinguished citizens will be present.
Cantonians are going to outdo the for
mer crowd Of 1881, when the National
Soldiers and Sailors Union was held
here.
1t Is announced today that Hon. Vim.
A. Lynch, president of the Aultman
company and of the Canton and Mas
sillon electric railway who has been a
| lifelong Democratic leader in Ohio, and
who was defeated for prosecutor by
!, Mckinley when he first ran for that
office, and in turn defeated the major
for the same Office in the next election,
will address the Sound Money Railroad
| club in Canton. Mr.. Lynch was dele
gate to the Indianapolis convention.
The First Voters Mckinley club of
Topeka, KS; the Commercial Travellers
Sound Money club Of Mansfield, o.; the
Mckinley and Hobart club of Hamilton,
Mo-; J. w. Harer, president of the Nc
Kinley club Of Wickliff, KY. the Nc
Kinley and Hobart club of Stanton,
Mich; the Mckinley and Hobart club
of Pittsburg, 900 strong; the CONNER
cial Travellers Sound Money club of
Terre Haute, Ind; the Mckinley league
of Corinth, KY; the Mckinley club of
Roseburg, Ore; the Mckinley Railroad
club of Lancaster, o., and the Mckinley
league of Geneva, O., send kilograms of
ing their organization for campaign
work.
BARLOW ENDORSED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-The on
ference committee of Democrats and
Populists appointed to agree upon plan
of fusion for congressional nominees fin
ished its labors tonight. The following
nominees were endorsed:
First district Cutler. Democrat; sec.
ond, De Vries, Democrat; third Eng
lish, Democrat; fourth, Mcguire, Demo-
crat; fifth, e. B. Kinne, Populist; SIXTH
Barlow, Populist; seventh, Cutler, Pop
ulist Montieth, the Populist nominee
of the First district; McGlashan, Popu-
list of the Second district; Kelly, DEM
ocrat, of the Fifth, and Maddox, Demo-
crat, of the Seventh, will not accept the
verdict of the committee, and will be in
dependent candidates.
MONTANA IN HARMONY.
BUTTE, Mont, Sept 6.-The Silver
Bow county Republican convention
over a fight for control. The adherents
of Senator Mantle bolted, held separ
ate convention and named contesting
delegation to the state convention. The
regular ticket repudiated the financial
plank of the national platform. The
boiling convention did the same and in
structed the delegates to the state con-
vention to vote for the endorsement of
Bryan and Sewall electors and the re-
nomination of Congressman Hartman.
c. r. Leonard. thd Montana members
Of the national committee, was named
as delegate to the state convention by
both factions. Leonard declined to serve
as delegate of either.
Leonard Is bimetallist, but against
independent action by the United States.
NO FUSION.
PRESCOTT, Ariz., Sept. 6.-The coun-
ty Democratic convention in session
here yesterday did not close until late
hour at night. Just before closing
friend of the Populist candidate for del
egate to congress sprung surprise by
introducing a resolution endorsing the
Populist candidate. The resolution was
promptly tabled with only three or four
dissenting votes, and there is no hope of
fusion in the territory. The Populists
are very sore, as their candidate made a
bill for Democratic endorsements by ap-
pearing at the Bryan ratification meet
ing and pledging his support to the DEM
ocratic nominee.
ROSY PROMISES.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Chairman
Babcock of the Republican congression-
al committee today received a telegram
from Vice. Chairman Apsley, who has
been making tour Of political observa-