New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
To-Day,
March "a.

| Week d,v Morning o 80 TO 1890 SOC. Week day
| except Afternoon. to 61'e. eAccp'
| Monday. Night $3.50 to 1i.....T5c Monday.
which present Win n and has attsn fe no
SURPRISED that he has I S dy n his abortion and
the Stat over which he presdes should be favor
OF bestowing upon him the highest honor WITHIN ''ie
Which h we are norma"were the conditions ordinary
Il would join the ranks of those who reel tha' in
az. .1e not Ordinary. nor are the conditions normal
Ia essentially this time that the policy 10 De
Rabcan party and the Nasion o should s,aie BE
IT p no. me when we can AFFORD to
votes for the sake of complimentng an hones..
honorable respectable neignbor tApPlausel 1t i
make clear to the world at large that tne Pors ne
Susdred years ago remains to this day the policy
OF the American people, and that 1or tne ne ~
taken nor even be discussed Under such clrcum-
stances. who Is the logical candidate OF the Repup-
lican party Unquestionaby II Is that man whose
name is a platform. requiring neither addition nor
am for t that ,S SnGse
re Ia the trar- for-revenuc,only advocate
m, her the decree made by the American people
electing him President Of the United States means
that the industrial warfare between America and
| ton TO American industries. has been absolutely
| and irrevocably closed. Great applauseD
A DISTINCTION TO BE MADE.
| grant YOU that so far az soundness Of theory
and practice is concerned. candidate at pres
| ont before the public seeking for the Republican
nomination is personally as sound on this question
| as Is the candidate support. and In whose honor
| and Interest you gathered here tonight But
there Is this distinction 20 he made-every foreigner
who Is seeking 20 grasp for the American market.
every Clevcandite In the Union to-day. IS opposed
to the man who IS to be leader because In him
is personihed the that commands the atten-
ton Of the American people His defeat In convei-
ton would mean. not that the enemies OF the doc
trine Of protection Rave surceeled, n,t tnS' Mr
| that doctrine succeeded In covering
retreat. ,.,,... ...,,, .,,. ,,noord,-
tonal capture and surrender OF all the opponents OF
true American prosress applause his success
in this country CONTINUED app.ause) L is nos
therefore save protection that urge the no:ni-
nation OF Mckinley; that will be saved anyhow but
IL is 10 cose the discussion Of ihe question Let us
have peace, Let us ma time 10 Ienindic IN" mrs,
to The looms, to load The trains win manpiIet-
urel goods go'ig West. and % load them with me
! products Of the soil coming Pas; lct us redeein
| her Of lsee Let US show the world that although
9snSry SPAIN o. ~, ns ana y pasifha a SOBER
second thought Of the Amer.cin people has brought
There are those who say We are tired Of tn the
nv, he moapropos for me to say that New
Yorker ever would give expression to a ointment
sectional dw ynF TN IN Srsaa f Of vsw
csTsy Of London London All o Of h wod
nnouinr and there are those among who believe
ne % b Ss rnsd non on h nr n
such men may have sufficient intellect 10 give ex-
to III" pnr 1sdm ma ha "Ho gave Grant
sherman and McPherson on ne ns.d 81 va, waT; ana
cram 81 The h1 rnSn and chase stanton Waite and
matthews In the cahn,, ana S"n pre- cR",: an y,
he halls Of legislature. can eyer nav ausn, nut a
feeling Of gratitude to The sia,e which produce s
lives vii; illuminate and make fascinating the page
OF history and whose bograpnss y "r;.,en o won w.
| doy For, sumter fired upon down to this hour
Great APPLAUSE
RECIPROCITY IN WEAKNESS.
am TOD that the bosses are tired OF the OHIO
contingent and the ohio idea. with all due respec,
% ,hcse great men, lie, me say to them that every
| -, ,,ho odrnlres the gr'at names have men
| ,,.., ,,c,,iling the name Of him who Is 70 be-
| oone our candidate. Is tired OF their n''hcis' II
| ,h.re was no other consideration az to why Mchih
! ,ev shoull be preferred TO Morton the one "'i
no, % state should OF itself govern our choice. and
TIA, is th!s: Mckinley comes from an atmosphere
-. ,,s.,srn IL not tolerated. but where leaders
. covered (App.ause) The election OF Mckinney
,vrl mean the death knel OF bosslsn IN Ne" III IN
and will mean the substitution OF d rs ~ erea,
parry n m rn WHO handle conventions in Network
al, re prrookIvn arc about equally divided between
Mckinley on the on" AIDE ana me uosS,s y" rs ~.
~ men who ssa. the men who tire labor. n
-, no vorl-thry are eight out OF Ten Tor NC
IH,,i.v u.heers) 'rhcy know that Mckinieys SUI
80. means IA. whiring on full time OF tn" machn-
orr means money in the pockets o' the peop,e
IT, -, ~ cars,,mpion OF their goods. means vitality
On prosperity That free-trade organ. "lhe me-
tjJ 8" intimates that Mckinley is not sound on III.
money question. Pity that The Herald WAS no.
honestly in search Of light on this subject II IL wa
II would nnl Mckinley as sound on lhat ~
,ion "a that Journal thinks he is unsounl on tl'
PROJECTION question Mckinley defined his otn pos
lion ON he money question In his famous Response
:" Governor Campbell which ask cave 20 reai
..Nv worthy opponent should not chance anythln-
with Il question OF such vital ana absorbing inter
81 as the money OF the people the money ol
America mus. be equal TO the best money OF th6
worli Unlike my opponent VIII not ask you &c
take any chances on th.s question; | VIII cear.y
innuenc. are In favor OF the best noney that IN,
ingenuity of has devised. The people are no
,,renared 10 indulge In the speculation OF free ano
unlimited coinasr." Appause)
But n II h said that mans own evidence shoui,
w"n into A secret which ] had not intended te
share with anybody. and on.y do 80 now IN stric
confidence. You must not tell IL outside. but OF
the an day OF next March. about o'clock in tn
Afternoon William Mckinley. President Will sen'
N the senate Of the United States. among othe
names that OF John Sherman for Secretary OF th'
NcKInIey's financial views want better guarantee
than that? Gredt cheerng) .
| I now thank you. believing firmly that the grea
good fortune OF Mckinley times VII come TO you al
and bring with IL that happiness and prosperity o
which you have been deprived now for nearly fou
years past. dong continued appause)
LIST OF vICE-PRESIDENTS.
Colonel Campbelrs remarks ended the speech