Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
M'KIELEY At HOME.
Delegations Arrive 10 Canton 10
Spite Of Rain and Storm.
An ADDRESS 10 PESSsYLvASIAss.
Tho Audience Replies wi h Ot blriis
or Applause and III Pooling
OF Horns.

CARTON, Sept. 10 In spite OF bad
weather people began pouring into
Canton this morning a, lively rate.
With the single exception OF yesterday
today furnished the largest crowd =
tho campaign. The first arrivals were
railroad men. There were eleven train
loads Of these. Besides the railroad men
delegations scheduled Tor the day are.
Republicans OF Hutton, Penn; two
train loads from Carnegie steel works,
Homestead; people from stations DO.
tween jamestown, n. ", AMI New
Castle, Penn; people from points on
tue Western New YORK anu Pennsyl-
vunia RAILROAD; commercial travellers OF
Cincinnati aul Pittsburg aud NUM-
bur OF trains from northern Ouio.
GOOD WISHES EXCHANGED.
aHuLTos, Penn, SEPT. ia deleyt-
too Of one thousand arrived at 10
O'Clock. Rain was pouring Down ana
they were received In the Grand
Opera House. Tho good wishes Of the
visitors were extondei by General a,
q. Little FIELD aud Df. &. NJ. q. Camp.
bell. Malor Mckinney responded.
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wa" N"'i'''iN"'
CASTos, ohlc, Sept. l0.-Among
thosu HcgompanyiD tue ChleagO dole.
cation were Chas. q. DIVES OF the
Republican national committee, who
came NJ the guest OF Mal. Mex inley,
aud State Chairman JnmihUu. Me.
hlnley spoke O. tie Chicago RAILROAD.
uge from an impr0viHps platform In
lg0nt OF his hyusc, alter scenes oil the
widest enthusiaam yut Witnessed.
Mercer AM Butler county delegations
were presented nj tue ssm time.
,ry,strv,s s,,,cu
Major McNiuley addressed the
PsnlrylvAuiAns NJ ioll0wt; ~ think
you want 10 return % that splendid
protective policy undor which more
ghHn thirty yeats We enjoyed pros.
peflty anu under which We made
this the greitest mining, the
greatest manufacturing nnd tbs great.
cat agricultural nation Of tho wOfld;
under which tho manufacturers OF this
country were enabled TO pay better
wAgc1 than were paid In any other
county OF tho world, nnd better wages
than were ever paid under revenue
noliey In the history OF our country.
lApplnusol am one Of those Amer
icans who believe tue American work
shop thouli be protected sgalntt the
foreign Workshop rfemendoui
chcofs.l believe the American work.
ingmen should DO defended by a wlee
anu ludiolous protective policy against
the wothingmen OF tins Old world.
Renewed oheefing) In woTd,
oelleve thle country u ours, ap.
plautrl, aud we, ntst OF 81, are en.
,is bl,,sipes The nfst Thing We
want IN this country Is plenty TO do
ana when We nave thAl thon We want
% no pail good money int whAl We Do
Tremendous hpplAute'I We nol1her
want ehofl work noI snofi dollATe la
tue united STATES We belthcr want
Tree trade uot Tree SILVER IN the United
atatus. lApplause hnu toolng u
hofns'l we want m opportunity TO
work anu We want whom We nave im'
proved tue opportunity 70 DO nhli In
dollars Wofth M nuoh inc week after
lhey are received hs on lho Jay VI theiE
receipt. Free trade has cheAtoJ you
In your wages lo5ies OF you are Tlght'
IL haL" nnu we 10 NOT propose 10
permit rec silver 10 cheh1 us IN cur
pay. lAppiauss'J .
am sIAu 70 heot my oonihues OF
war whose cause has been 30 eloquent
y presented nero thls morning. We
nght our battles now Win Tue ballot
CIles "huirsh iot mch lnIey'"I
The only force neeuel IN ihls coun'
Wy now Is lha' o. resolution anu in-