The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
Every Train Brings People II
Call on Gov. Mckinley.
HIS ARM NOT YET TIRED.
People Trample Lawn and Flower
Beds and Break the Fence.
Ohio and New YORK Delegates Return
ing From ~. Louis RrIn- Congratn-
lations The Nominee Makes Two
Speeches Hanna 10 Manage the
Campaign.

MADE 1N3 more AG4rSS>es a. RaAs AkN1asV -
night Teday has been an eventual ozae.
The wild enthusiasm ef yesterday has in
creased. Fash incoming eescsauon IS
greeted by steam e2Iliopss and saTseksES
Whistles q every Kind. waAe the sTasn-
pets tin horns. bands and drum corps give
music 20 the merry naEchsvs
Delegates called ;onlsht II rapid sacees-
sioa. bat the governor shows no sssas ot
Near o- relapse after the strain q con-
ventlaa week lie arose at The usual hoGT
this morning. and after breakfast oFvned
his mai. while ne talked 20 friends aroand
him AmonE the morning. c2liSrs NsFs
Secretary Clark. oE The Hame MArNet
Cl1h. Of Boston, and ex-Ccnralt iesfsAst.
Shaw. Of that organization. After shaS-
ing hands with several hundred visitors
from nelghboring towns. Ar- Mckinney
took his customary drive a short time be-
fore luncheon During the day the news
spread rapidly thar the New YORK Nc
kinney League would step al Canton on
its way home from St Louis. and thai the
special convention party from Canton
Mould cone home this evening.
It was shortly after O. elcck. just before
the governors dinner ho0r, when the
shrisking whistles 81 locomotives hevalded
the approach cf the New Yorkers and re-
turning Cantonians. as vel IS special
trainloaa us 80 people from tire Aaston4ng
valley, where Gov Mckinley sPeat ais
boyhood days. An escort COMMITTEES, with
hands and drum corps. including ngty
horsemen. met the delegation 81 the sta
ton. The streets were denseiy crowded
for blocks ia every dlrecticn leading 70
the governors home. The crowds rush
ed through the fences ard crowded into
the doorgays Of the house in their excite
meRt IL vas necessary for the governor
10 so 70 the side door to meet hts return
Ing fellow citizens. as x vas impossible
To- - fhsa hsr~
he had been speaking.
CONGRESSMAN r. w. Taylor. Of the
Eighteenth. the old Mckinley district.
mounted a box when Cox. Mckinley ap-
peared and said
Gov. Mckinley. while we have not the
good fortune 10 be the first 70 congratulate
you In person on the honor which the Re
publican party has bestowed upon you.
we rejoice 20 know We are from the van
guard of the returning hosts that witnessed
that splendid convention whereby yan
were nominated for the presidency. There
we sax the Republican party place you in
nomination. ard while It honored YOU Il
honorea itself ard gave permanent express
sion to the wish and desire that have
been in tbs hearts OF the American
people for mary years. prolonged ebsers)
Twenty years ago Stark coanty gave you
20 the congressional district which you
have made famous. Five years ago this
splendid district gave vGa 70 the state Of
Ohio and nosT cur glorious state has given
yog 20 the nattcn. whose true son you
are and whose interests have been your
constant care load applauSE.l
Gov. Mckinley. may yanr heart b.
thrilled when you recall that you
are first In the hearts OF your
countrymen. not because yoB are
a presidential nominee. but. best and most
glorious Of all. vcn are a presidential nom
-. a
your countrymeu Cheers May every
blessing that a life we'll scent always
merits attend y0a. - the wish q these,
your friends. about you. gIsoad and con-
finued applause1
Congressman TAYLOR was followed BY
George E. Baldwin or behalf OF Stark
county. and Judge wiillam r. Day. who
brought with him from Richmond. Ind.
a large box OF beautiful flowers sent 20
Mrs. Mckinley as souvenir ~ an enter
tainusent given % the Canton party on It's
return from 81 Louis. He congratulated
Mckinley as "a netghbor Gov, Mckinley
responded 10 his Canton friends as fol-
lows
My Fellow-C1tixsns. How can make
fitting response TO this srienal5 tribute
which has heen paid by three Of my oldest
and earliest friends ! think I might he
excused by merely SayinE hat am inaas-
quate 70 the task an8 can only express
my gratitude from fun ard overlooking
heart have hal good many touching
incidents fn my life. Yesterday ffnnaezi-
afefv after the nomination J was surround
81 by resghhcrs ara fefloN-~lfiEens wn0
al3 rot 90 20 81 Louis and by friends from
Alliance and NazEIsea ard then cSrue Zoo
more o. them from the city OF Akron las.
| night With ali these tokens was deeply
ard nTofounily tTnrresssi. bat somehow
the ~rorss s8cken fv these three ntiav1ea
A = FEs4
who 8omrneyea together 20 81. ia8ia.
somehow they have touched me more deep
IL ard soun3sa the depth q my heart more
profoundly than anything thai has gone
before IN this audience today are repre-
seufafAvss OF all the counties which Tor
years constitutes nv congressional fsa-
trict. and with which have been associ-
stei ali my iife. A large boRv o. my fellow
citizens are here from Tf4r bun county.
the plaee of ay birth Great applause
A large number arr here from Mahoning
county tcheers from Nahoning ciEtxensl.
The place whers I spent al ny boyheo9,
the county where received nv etucation
anA frarn w-hgeh / enlisted in the war for
tt,e preservation ~ the Ensnn. way hack
IN tseg usoua chssFinrl Ard then around
me are the tafs~ fg5en2s FOR from Naaon-
fae I cane 90 Stark nearly thirty years
ago You have Al hesn nv frieuas ever
4 Ri~re Aah the goo8 people ~ TFg@mbHIi
&
s~f the western reserve. wh.ch waR 70
ioyr rs{3reseugea "a she national haaas ~
Gt5Fnzs ard wade ard ghe immortal Gar
Hels 4spplause1 and mY felias citizens. I
win oety fhank yo8 aaa every 0rs q you
grosa fhs taftom - Try heart for these
srEsastarsors 90 your friendship. y0ar
devotion. ard SIS yag seem - haTe brought
back MAat voa sant Cor. ghGae whom yoa
Iast hfhlra aaEs ue 90 sa. tnHT are glad
% sss yog home gain
Tne crsas faNn united 81 three roua'ng
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.frrz the New s~rk fsrtv haa saEsses3e-1
IN ferezrE .tv Say 20 the front F'axxa. Jed
ssv yohn = zffa8aalt- i sock ssfne time
for Gov 81 AeEnteY % Eet fhr0aEa tns
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