The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

fects the people of Pennsylvania, alike af-
fects the people of the state of Ohio.
What men want is business activity Cries
of That's the stuff" What lahoring men men
OF "Right.D We have discovered in me
last three years and half that we can
not increase the output OF the mines or
wages of the miner by depressing manu- manu-
that policy which will give the largest
development to every American interest,
that gives the widest opportunity to every
American citizen, that gives the most
work and best wages to every American
laborer, and secures to our people the
highest possible prosperity in all their oc,
cupations. Crremendous cheering, ana
cries of "Hurrah for Mckinley.)
The creation of u public debt In a time
of peace is only Justified in sustaining me
credit of the government and the pubic
honor, but IL should not be continued 4
duty 1t Is to raise the revenue, shall maze
provision & to supply It: Applamse' and ana
lost much by diminis he'd home marke,,
by the repeal of the reciprocity prov,s-
ions of the tariff law In 1890 The foreign
market opened by reciprocity during the
administration of President Harrison zap
piauscl iiust pe ieol''Heu, anu NV noi'S
market must be inlrltved anu IrsServeu
for the American farmer (cries OF "'taats
right,'D while the American workshop
| must be opened to the American working
man, !ureat Sneerihi1 ,oo,,,, o,o,
tiles every scheme for the debasement "
our currency, whether II be free silver or
irredeemable paper money.
About 800 men representing the
Standard Manufacturing company of
Pittsburg, brought with their greet
ihsS ana conGratuiatlohs porcelain
pathtup win goiu decorationS as
specimen Oh their hahuIWoTk. Inc tup
was iiouhteu on bronze platform ana
carried on the shoulders OF hait dozen
men. IL was presented 10 MI Mcnlnie!.
anu ieit Staiuins on .he porci uurlhs
the remainder of the day, Wnere II was
ADMIRED ny the thousanus. Inc INTRO
uucl,on anu the presehta'ipn was maui
Dy r: j.. torrance, one oi the Worhhiei''
Mchi hihiey sald 10 the delesatioh:
We cannot have suffering among us, we
cannot nave depression, We cannot nave
,uieness, Wi.nou' an poitio's oi gu, pop," pp,,
iaaion ,rt,i i ~, 'u ,o "nn, Ana ,hs
verr. mike MANY Vars Of The nast. the
campaign is commanding. not the support
of mere partisans. but the support of all
parties all over the land. Men are think
ing Infinitely more OF their country, their
country honor anu their country pros
RIt,iiiaEi ,mam @ .noy are h t,ihmh'hS Vi an! pU,
his conntrv and wbat we ms' m@an M'" to ho , in
this country. is. first of All. TO keen our
| money good. Great cheering) Every
dollar of it, whether paper, silver, or gold,
shall be worth, fully 100 cents and be
worm exactly that sum- whether II Is IN
me nahus OF DANGER or me hands OF the
nhaors Noi'e' VI "'ou' anu '"'ee
BARBERTOWN'S HOPES.
As Major Mckinley was responding.
four or five hundred people from Bar
bertown appeared ON the scene and
mingled with the other delegations. Ma
jor Mckinley finished his speech to the
Pittsburgers and then listened to the
greetings OF Harberton extendel Nv
The Unn n ~ Harhar presidant of the
ny, .,,,,i.,., E..,, t,', NJ d. ". Nv,
bianhoiu Mat'h COMPANY WI. hai pei
Saiu tnere was town punt curing the
1OOutlue OF the Republlcan reciprocity,
when 1t Ws hoped that the Republican
administrations would continue thirty
veara Longer The cbanpes which hal
come over m. country had ,aft Rarl,ar'
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.o'i iiu.h " ne ueSiis', ~. ivy n'peu
ior pe'ter tnlhgs Wneh Mchihiey oc-
12ipleu the fresidentlai chan. MAJOR
Mckinley then added brief greeting
to the Barberton callers who had heard
All.
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Woiar NnKin,sv said ~ than,
We have the best country in the world.
and II IT does not continue to be the best
II VIII De our iault. we nave the pest
,,aua oao III & a,e W., WI ~ , anu We nav ny ~
wnr,J and II is hacause we have snch vas,
internal commerce that the railroads of
this country have been able and have en-
tended their lines. giving employment to
American labor The workinSmen of this
country are the largest creditors IN TINS
in prosperous times so vast a sum of
money as to make them the largest cred
itors of the country and they are there
fore more interested, or quite as much in
terested, as any other part of our popu-
lation in having sound and stable cur
rency, unvarying in value and good wher-
ever trade goes.
Next came the employees OF the Start
Tin Plate company and Macintosh,
Hemphill & Co., of Pittsbury. five hum
dred strong T. r Jackson nresented
tba narty ua n1ain,ad g., IL ns,s',,a,
.i,e .h, pa,G " &c an. e loi ms COMPANY
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