The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28
MNNLEY FOR SOUND MOuEY.
THE REPUBICAN SPHINX srEAIls
At LAST.

A Dollar THAT Is Good Wherever
Trade Goes. .-As sound as the Gov
erument and az UntarnIshed as It's
FIur.n One of the Principles
which lie Says VIII Triumph in
Novcu, aer--His Nomination Hnti-
nea with Bis Celebration at
Canton.
Canton, o.. June 27-Tbe domination
oc ex-Gov. WMam Mckinley. Jr.. was
ratified with pomp ana ceremony this af-
ternoon.
TIE outpourlng Of people from Clevo-
land ana other cities of Eastern Ohio
was very large. THE people hesan e1m-
ms into the city al am early hour in ,he
morning. and at o'clock Tonight deie-
cations We're sim arriving All day large
crowds hung about the Mckinley resi-
dence. ana lively stream of callers
poured ln at the gates,
There IS evidence on hand that Mai.
Mckinley holds a firm and high place
in the hearts of the people OF Canton ana
East tern Ohio.
The speaking this afternoon was from
stand crested at one end Of large vas
cant lot The meetlns was presided over
by Judge W. r Day of Canton. who made
u pleasant speech and Introduced Presi-
dent Woleott OF the Tippecanoe Cub. who
made O. short address ana was followed
by Gen. G.. IT. Grosyenor Eis fame no
a Mckinley worker had gone before him.
and he was given most cordial wolcome.
The chairman Introduced him as the
recognized lcaJer OF the republican House
Of Repre- eutauVo=. The crowd greeted
this statement with loud cheers.
rrcr r,-,,.. "a u..t ,r -4.,..t.,.., g.,
+o
lo"e4 beh. oio>Nehof Ills speech was
the most humorous of the day, and was
heartily apuHudad
,rba, followed f-bo,t.s Is,,,.,,.,. e,,f,b
,,.
Ihe iast speaker save Maj. Mckinley
was the brilliant young orator, who has
succeeded him in congress, Hon. Robert
w. Taylor
a Hiee clup s4hB "a camlalgn song ana
DtIore the song was nnlsaed, MAJ Me
hhle} came upon thc PLATFORM. lu mo-
meul mere was an outDurst OF applause
ana cneefing When he rose TO SPEAK
tne noise was deaienlng Maj. Meknley
looked Wei ana was IN eNcelent form.
llls voice rang out lAe clarion.
lie sald. MY felloW Cltlzans-l thank
you Aof tnl5 makllhcehl ueinonairauon.
thlhk Know Just what it means. 10
IS IA no sense personal, but II is am asaur-
ance OF the interest which you feQ ln tine
great questions which are to be consld-
ereu IN the great campaign, and which
are 70 be settled hy the American people
at the ensuing election II means, my
IelloW citizens, that you are attached by
every te "a icalLy aud affection TO tho
sreat fundamental doctrines Of the res
puDilcan party. 1t means that you intend
by your votes 20 write into public law
ana permanent statutes what you believe
VIII be Tor the interests Of all the people.
loud ana continuous applause)
ttepuphcan principles do not perish.
they nave not suffered by default They
nave not suffered by their temporary re-
leclon by the people. They are brighter
ana more glorious to-day than they have
ever beeh helofe. Cries of That's rlghtD
Lhey are endeared 10 every citizen and en-
shrined IN every American heart Uoud
apr .aHseJ Their deient before the
American people has never brought good
20 any American interest "a voice: "Not
one. ANA their triumph has brought
Only Hood 20 the American people. ZAP
plauseD and, my fellow-cltiZens those
principles are to be tried before this year
IS ended. What viii your answer be In
November "a voice: "The election Of Me-
knley")' Loud cheering followed, which
lasted several moments, before the gov
er4or could resume his speech.
= hat are those principles. my coun-
trymenI a protective tariff that takes
care OF every American interest and SEA
cures he highest good Of American labor