The American guide., 1896-10-10
A WET DAY AT ChfIo"

priursI -Four Thousand visitors Ur,ry
ucKinley-Four Speeches Made
the Day to As Many Delesah"
President Harrison Speaks NJ
natl -,
CANTON, o., Oct. Maj. MeNl"iSs ,I.
had 1000 visitors to-day ah" h'I'''
four sneeehes. The weather was us
agreeable. A sharp wind irom ,s,. r
north chilled the air and made P'.Paa -
sbiver, The inclemency OF the Wc"e"v' ~,
had no effect upon the size or VI. W
mensions of the delegations no" n
The visitors from Gcauga county .'
numbered .. 500; from Ashland coup'S,
400; from Parkersburg ana s.nn,
points in West Virginia, Co., an" '''"
Indiana, 800. ., ,b.
The first speech was made " WV
first Mckinley club of Indiana a..
Mai. McKinley's last spcech o. Wv
dny was made to a SPIRITED an" VI
thusiastic delegation from west '
ginia, as follows. ,.,.
| Welcome TO my lone the citizens o' w ~,
ersburg and OF the state u West US, .,.,,,ss
state In tho Union has made ifr"''' t,,ar,,
from 1870 to lsQ2 (ln some respects ."' w.,
adverse circums,Ruces) than the s'n'c 40.
virginia. You have mineral "t",'I. "t",..,,t' nnd
yelopment Of which has only JUST ue.uu' %"
,rn,,iI n. ,rca,ly promoted OF retarded aceoru-
inc to the determination Of the peopie 80 W
,br Industrial policy which they wiz "uup,
thls wear You have. too, rlch as'NoI'u,,n'
state, which is dependent for us i',','s
upon the prosperity Of the cities ana t'v 'o~"e,
which IN turn are dependent upon 'ho ~.
lty OF their manuiactorios II h'e"' - -, -,
touchstonc Of confidence and the hNsu'" 1' U
stability to enable your state to "c"'v,s -
higher rank and pluce aud bchoul ~ w. ~,
ulatlon. and ndi to your own grown "'' ''"'
OF the republic 49, tf.t,ry n,
our country when the north aud Nouth sna.'
he united in control OF the government
brought together IN the execution V'
common purpose agreeing In common pu"o'
for the good Of all, and together mnA'Ns ihNs
and administrations, which shall DC hnt'oh,'
in fact US we'll as iu name. We Will never io"'n
our full and imperial power as we" "'.'e"s 'l's
until TINT unity shall demonstrate It's presence
in u national triumph, which shan pe thc Juss
work and common triumph OF All N''''o"9 v.
our country This is my ain ana prayer NM
IL this contest sha result 10 pf'n'l'"s 'n"s
greatly-,o-bo- desired object Il Will De 'he
Greatest victory for the Union and torAmeriean
destiny since Appomarto1 ttrem'h'ous "p-
piause) ....,,
No patriotic citizen can with bis own sel-
respect mindful of the interests OF nus state
ana country, follow any political organization.
no matter how long he has been member OF
1t, when TINT political organization a'N',iS tho
currency and credit and Industrial lhuepoh-
dence OF the government
The way to bring prosperity to the AtAor'-
can farmer IS to buy your products NJ nome
(applauscl and make your tariff hlsn enough
to keep the products ui the chclp'T LABOR ana
the cheaper lands Of other couutuc' from de-
structivc competition with oJr own producers
You would have thought If This uti reform
revenue law would have done ythinR II
would nt least have raised money enough To
run the government daughter and applanNc,l
It ha MT even done that As producer oi
revenue 1t has been an utter failure and as
prolucer u weulth or wages ut mhihct
or prices to the farmer It's failure
is dcpl0ruble and Unprecedented t"reAI
checrng) Every day Of IT'S operation
only confirms the Justice Of thn' verdict ana
lnsurcs more decisive one VI lho character
on the third day OF November tRcncwed APP
plauseD We want to get back t1 what We
know is good. tAppuuse) We nave trltd
experience and We know that when We have
been on the ship OF experience we sailed
safely into port and when wu have uaken the
raft OF experiment we have always gone down
loud and continued aPp,avscl